Spelling
How do you spell the word that means the specific order of a series of events from a story.
Plot
what is the figurative language?
"you are a clown"
Metaphor
The bakery is always packed during the weekends, and today is Saturday. What can we infer about the bakery's current state?
We can infer that the bakery is likely busy and crowded.
where is the setting?
the trees leaves blew in the wind as the sun it the branches.
outside
what is the object doing?
the chair groaned as the man sat down.
the chair is creaking
How do you spell the word that means a figure of speech that compares two things by saying one thing is the other not using like or as.
Metaphor
What is the figurative language?
"my room is big as an elephant!"
Sarah arrived at the meeting late, and her face was red. What might we infer about Sarah's arrival?
We can infer that Sarah was likely running late or was hurried.
where is the setting?
I tucked into bed and I get myself comfortable to go to sleep for the night.
inside/in a house/the bedroom
what is the object doing?
the wind whispered secrets to the trees.
the wind is making sound
How do you spell the word that means that is an over exaggeration.
Hyperbole
Give an example of a hyperbole
Over exadoration
The cat was meowing loudly and pacing back and forth. What might we infer about the cat's state of mind?
We can infer that the cat is likely uncomfortable.
what is the time?
I sit on the hill as I watch the sun go down.
afternoon
what is the object doing?
The leaves danced in the gentle breeze.
the leaves are moving against the wind
How do you spell the word that means when an author describes a object as a person.
Personification
Give an example of a idiom
small exadoration
John always wears a suit to work, but today he is wearing jeans. What might we infer about the situation?
We can infer that John is likely not at work or has a casual day at work.
what is the time?
"it's so hot!" I Hollar as I wipe the sweat off my face.
daytime
what is the object doing?
The moon played hide-and-seek with the clouds.
the moon is in the clouds
How do you spell the word that has a conflict and problem in a story.
Resolution
Shhhh the boy said in the library.
What kind of figurative language?
Onomonopia
Sarah, David, Emily, and Ben are all wearing sunglasses and swimsuits. What can you infer about the weather over the weekend?
The weather over the weekend is likely sunny and warm, as they are all dressed for the beach.
where is the setting + what is the time?
I bought some popcorn for me and my friend to watch a movie. As I wait for the popcorn to cook I look outside to see the pretty stars
nighttime in a movie theater/ nighttime inside
what is the object doing?
My computer is acting up again, it's like it has a mind of its own!!
the computer is glitching