Friday, January 13, Periods 8 & 9

Objective: By the end of class, students will read three poems and identify poetic devices and answer comprehensive questions.

DO NOW

Add the following poetic device to your list in your notebooks:

Onomatopoeia is the use of words that sound like what they mean. The words "crackle," "gurgle," and "POW!" are examples of onomatopoeia.

1. Get SOFT HOLT READER. TURNTO PAGE 212.

2. Read the three poems - "The BAT" / "this morning" / How I Learned English". Read each at least two times to understand meaning.

2. Answer all side bars.

3. Answer all questions on pages 216 and 217 - be sure to read directions first.

4. When complete, make sure I check all of your work for credit and correct any mistakes.

Exit Pass

Write three examples of onomatopoeia.