Read line 4. Which sense is being described here? (sight, smell, taste, touch, hearing)
Touch
What is synonym for the word high in line 12?
tall, far up
Read lines 5-6 and 13-14. These lines mainly help the reader imagine what the movie -
[Which of the 5 senses?]
Hearing
A synonym for the word portals in line 9 is -
doorway, gateway, entrance
How many stanzas are in the poem? How many lines?
6 stanzas and 20 lines
When the speaker of the poem says "you," he is talking to -
The reader
Who is the speaker of the poem?
The tree
A synonym for the phrase 'settle down' in line 1 is -
Calm down
The poem includes lines 1-4 to help the reader understand -
That the speaker created her own book.
A synonym for the word cheerfully is -
happily, gladly, joyfully
How can the reader tell that this is a free verse poem?
There is no rhyming pattern.
How can the reader tell this is a free verse poem?
The lines in this poem do not rhyme.
How can the reader tell that this is a free verse poem?
The lines in the poem do not rhyme.
How can the reader tell this is a free verse poem?
The lines in the poem do not rhyme.
How can the reader tell this is a free verse poem?
The lines in this poem do not rhyme.
What are they comparing a poem to?
A fruit
When the speaker of the poem says "you," he is talking to -
the boy.
The poet includes lines 15-17 to show -
[How does the speaker feel?]
The kids love going to the movies.
The reader can tell that the speaker values -
Books, creativity, individuality
The poet uses lines 10-20 to help the reader understand that breadcrumbs are -
The speaker's thoughts and notes about what they are reading
What is the main message of the poem?
Read, read, read! Don't make excuses - just jump right in!
What do lines 4-6 show the reader?
That time has passed and the boy has grown older.
The poem begins with the idea of -
The family arriving to the drive-in and settling in
What is the main message of the poem?
Creating something of your own can be empowering.
The poem begins and ends with the idea that the speaker -
Loves reading