Discuss the nature and effects of some language devices used to enhance meaning and shape the reader’s reaction, including rhythm and onomatopoeia in poetry and prose
Discuss the nature and effects of some language devices used to enhance meaning and shape the reader’s reaction, including rhythm and onomatopoeia in poetry and prose
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This unit is great for consolidating knowledge and understanding of onomatopoeia. The unit includes a definition, as well as opportunities f...
This unit explores how authors create characters, events and settings in different contexts and their influence on the atmosphere of stories...
This unit invites students in Years 3-6 to explore how imagery, symbolism and connotation shape meaning in stories. Using Leila and the Blue...
This presentation is part of a bigger unit on onomatopoeia. This presentation will assist with identifying or writing your own onomatopoeia...
A visually engaging presentation, this resource will support the teaching and learning of responding to literature. The presentation begins...
These posters were created to support student learning of poetic devices. They feature a description and a corresponding example in bright a...
These posters were brought to you by one of our wonderful members, Katrina, who kindly sent them in to us to share with our members. Thanks...
Poetry Purrfection is a rotation activity designed to consolidate the understanding of poetic devices such as onomatopoeia, alliteration and...
This resource was created to define and provide examples of the various language devices used to create poetry and prose.
This colourful poster has been designed to define and provide simple examples of alliteration.
This colourful side show alley themed poster has been designed to illustrate the meaning of alliteration and provide simple examples.
A colourful class display of a short Gingerbread Man poem.
A colourful class display of a short The Three Billy Goats Gruff poem.
A read-aloud storybook of The Three Billy Goats Gruff
This student reference card was created as a part of the Onomatopoeia unit plan. It can be stuck in their books and referred to throughout...
This worksheet is part of a bigger unit on onomatopoeia. This worksheet will assist with identifying or writing your own onomatopoeia words....
This worksheet is part of a bigger unit on onomatopoeia. This worksheet will assist with identifying or writing your own onomatopoeia words....
This worksheet is part of a bigger unit on onomatopoeia. This worksheet will assist with identifying or writing your own onomatopoeia words....
This worksheet is part of a bigger unit on onomatopoeia. This worksheet will assist with identifying or writing your own onomatopoeia words....
This worksheet is part of a bigger unit on onomatopoeia. This worksheet will assist with identifying or writing your own onomatopoeia words....
This worksheet is part of a bigger unit on onomatopoeia. This worksheet will assist with identifying or writing your own onomatopoeia words....
This quiz is part of a bigger unit on onomatopoeia. Use this quiz at the completion of the unit to assess knowledge and understanding of the...
This game is part of a bigger unit on onomatopoeia. This game will assist with identifying or writing your own onomatopoeia words. Use the g...
This student reference card is a handy tool for students to refer to when working through the unit ‘Responding to Literature- Year 3’. Pr...
Students learn how authors from different parts of the world put their unique twists on the same stories. By exploring different versions of...
A fantastic activity to encourage students to explore different contexts and character portrayals. Students are divided into groups and...
Students compare the similarities and differences of the portrayal of characters in different stories.
A fantastic way to combine visual arts with literary analysis. Using one of the prompts or a text being explored in class, students identify...
Students examine a description of a setting and the atmosphere that is created from it. They then rewrite the description to change the mood...
Students create an artwork to represent a character with whom they share a personal connection.
Students read different texts, The Tortoise and the Hare or The Beach, before answering questions that will help them examine the language u...
Students create book reviews and share their personal preferences about their favourite texts.
This 10-question quiz makes a wonderful whole class warmup, review or formative assessment tool to gauge students’ level of understanding ab...
Use this check-in to assess student understanding of how authors make stories engaging when carefully selecting language to portray characte...
The Leila and the Blue Fox & Migrants unit title page introduces students to the theme of visual storytelling through rich imagery, symbolis...
The Teaching Notes page supports the implementation of the Leila and the Blue Fox & Migrants Imagery and Symbolism Unit for Years 3-6. It ou...
This worksheet introduces the concept of symbolism through imagination and discussion. Without relying on text or visuals, students explore...
This worksheet set helps students in Years 3-6 compare symbols from Leila and the Blue Fox with those in other texts or films. Through scaff...
This worksheet helps students analyse visual storytelling in the short film Migrants. Through structured observation, symbolism identificati...
This worksheet guides students to explore the symbolic meaning of animals in literature and film. Students analyse the role of the fox in Le...
These differentiated worksheets explore how colour impacts meaning, mood and symbolism in storytelling. Aligned to Leila and the Blue Fox an...
The Leila and the Blue Fox & Migrants Suggested Answers booklet offers sample responses for all key activities across the unit. These includ...
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