Vocabulary
What vocabulary word matches this definition?
Family; same kind of people
Wordbank:
A. Catastrophe
B. Kinfolk
C. Revert
B. Kinfolk
Who is the main character?
Pecos Bill
What acronym (candy) do we use to help us remember what to capitalize?
MINTS
What type of figurative language compares 2 things using like or as.
Simile
What vocabulary word matches this definition?
Deserted of people; bare
Wordbank:
A. Revert
B. Kinfolk
C. Desolate
C. Desolate
Where was Bill and his family originally from?
Texas
What letter do we always capitalize when it stands alone?
I
What type of figurative language is this?
POW!
Onomatopoeia
What vocabulary word matches this definition?
Terrible event that causes a lot of destruction or suffering
Wordbank:
A. Catastrophe
B. Revert
C. Desolate
A. Catastrophe
How did Bill get separated from his family?
He fell out of the wagon.
What word needs to be capitalized ?
my dog ran after the ball
What type of figurative language is this?
The flowers danced in the wind.
Personification
What vocabulary word matches this definition?
To go back to a previous situation
Wordbank:
A. Catastrophe
B. Revert
C. Desolate
B. Revert
Who raised Bill for the first 17 years of his life?
Coyotes
What word needs to be capitalized?
We are going to flordia for vacation.
Simile or metaphor?
Her teeth are pearls.
Metaphor
What vocabulary word matches this definition?
without long period of rainfall
Wordbank:
A. Kinfolk
B. Desolate
C. Drought
C. Drought
What did Bill do when he saw the cyclone?
He captured it
He rode it
He drained the water from it
What word needs to be capitalized?
Ms. Brady is coming to our houses on Friday to deliver valentines day treats.
Valentines Day
What type of figurative language is this?
My backpack weighs 1,000 pounds.
Hyperbole