Poetry
Words that create images in the reader's mind
What is Imagery?
An alphabetical list of words and their meanings in the back of a book
What is Glossary?
Something in a story that creates a challenge for the characters; also called problem
What is Conflict?
A plan for how you will learn about a topic in depth
What is Research Plan?
A basic word part, usually from Greek or Latin that carries the meaning
What is Root?
A word that tells how something looks, tastes, feels, sounds, or smells.
What is Sensory Word?
To study and find out about a subject
What is Research?
The pieces that make up a story, such as characters, setting, plot and events
What is Literary Elements?
To decide what is most important to know
What is Evaluate?
A word part added to the beginning of a base word that changes the meaning
What is Prefix?
An exaggeration used for dramatic or humorous effect
What is Hyperbole?
To give facts about a topic
What is Inform?
A smart guess about something that will happen
What is Prediction?
To restate the most important information, or main ideas, in a text in your own words
What is Summarize?
A word part that is added to the end of a base word that changes the meaning of the word
What is Suffix?
Language and events that convey an emotional atmosphere in a text, affecting how the reader feels
What is Mood?
To restate the most important information, or main ideas, in a text in your own words
What is Summarize?
To bring joy and fun to the reader through writing
What is Entertain?
The person or thing the text is about
What is Topic?
A word that is opposite in meaning to another word
What is Antonym?
The individual writing style of an author, or the speaking style of a character or narrator
What is Voice?
The person or thing a text is about
What is Topic?
The conflict, events, and resolution that make up story's structure
What is Plot?
A reference source or tool located online, such as dictionary or search engine
What is Digital Resource?
Words that are spelled the same but have more than one meaning
What is Multiple-Meaning Words?