9 MAY 2017 BELL ACTIVITY BROWSE THROUGH THE

9 MAY 2017 BELL ACTIVITY: BROWSE THROUGH THE POETRY ANTHOLOGY. ADD AT LEAST 3 POEM TITLES & PAGE NUMBERS TO YOUR POST IT NOTE LIST. LEARNING TARGET Improving your ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE by focusing on the concentration of IMAGERY, FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE, REPETITION, PATTERNING, WORD CHOICE and Rhythm in POETRY

Take out a blank sheet of paper and your notes from yesterday for a quick review

Quick Review LITERAL Taking words in their usual or most basic sense without metaphor or allegory. Factual. LITERALLY in a literal manner or sense; exactly, precisely, actually, really, truly; SERIOUSLY: a solemn or considered manner. "the doctor looked seriously at him“ solemnly, earnestly, gravely, soberly, somberly, sternly, grimly, humorlessly;

Quick Review Imagery = 5 subcategories of figurative language: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Quick Review An example of: Hyperbole: Personification: Simile: Metaphor: SYMBOLISM: If an enemy offers you a shiny, red apple should you eat it or cut it into pieces and offer to share with them? Explain why.

POETIC DEVICES Which allow us to create music with words

Onomatopoeia Words that sound like the sound they represent. Sputter Splash Bark Meow Sizzle Chuck Flap splat

“Onomatopoeia” by Eve Merriam The rusty spigot sputters, utters a splutter, spatters a smattering of drops, gashes wider; slash splatters scatters spurts finally stops sputtering and plash! gushes rushes splashes clear water dashes.

Alliteration is the repetition of the same beginning sound in multiple words. Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers

ALLITERATION MEMORY TIP ALLITERATION A IS THE FIRST LETTER OF THE ALPHABET. ALLITERATION STARTS WITH AN A AND SOUNDS LIKE LETTER IN THE MIDDLE. A - LETTER - ATION

EXAMPLES OF ALLITERATION Other Fictional Characters Sayings Cartoon Characters PRODUCTS • • Betty Boop Beetle Bailey • • Captain Kangaroo • Cold as a cucumber Baby Back Ribs Bruce Banner • • Charlie Chan Cream of the crop • Bugs Bunny Captain Crunch • • • Daisy Duke Daffy Duck • Dead as a doornail Minute Made • • [The Jolly] Green Giant Donald Duck • • Lois Lane • Head over heals Muscle Milk • Fred Flinstone • Hit the hay Planter’s Peanuts • • • Peter Pan Jane Jetson • • • Tony The Tiger Mickey Mouse • Live and learn Tater-Tots • • Willy Wonka Mighty Mouse • • Godric Gryffindor Pole position Minnie Mouse • • Salazar Slytherin Sail into the sunset Peter Parker • • • Severus Snape Sink or swim Porky Pig • • Luna Lovegood Road Runner • • Filius Flitwick Super-Size Spongebob Squarepants • • The more the merrier • Trash talk • Trick or treat COMPANY NAMES Sports Teams • Bed, Bath & Beyond • Buffalo Bills • Best Buy • Boston Bruins • Blue Bottle Coffee • Cleveland Cavaliers • Borders Books • Jacksonville Jaguars • Caribou Coffee • Los Angeles Lakers • Chuckee Cheese • Philadelphia Phillies • Circuit City • Pittsuburgh Penguins • Dunkin Donuts • Pittsburgh Pirates • Coca Cola • Seattle Seahawks • Burt’s Bees • San Antonio Spurs

To Demonstrate… V FOR VENDETTA

ASSONANCE The bloke from Yellowstone, laughed at his own joke, slowed down to catch his breath and then offered me an ice cold Coke.

ASSONANCE …is the repetition of VOWEL SOUNDS, INSIDE or at the END of words that do not rhyme. EXAMPLE I made my way through the neighborhood to the lake. Fred said, “I hear the mellow wedding bells.

ASSON ANCE MEMORY TIP In the bible the word for donkey is ____ ___. This term contains assonance.

ASSONANCE “Assonance is sweet and easy to remember – like me. How many vowels can yowl and howl now that the hour is come and the donkey is in the house? ” says Jack the donkey. Repeated vowel sounds within the words of a line

Examples of Assonance in Adverstising AS SO E M Y RH NA NC E

Examples of Assonance in Adverstising

CONSONANCE Sam murmured, namely because his memories seemed to be missing.

CONSONANCE ……is the repetition of CONSONANT SOUNDS, INSIDE or at the END of words that do not rhyme. EXAMPLE I dropped Michaela's crystal necklace into the thick ooze. The dove moved above the waves.

CONS ONANCE memory clue There are 6 vowels in the alphabet - a, e, i, o, u, (y). ALL THE REST ARE. CONSONANTs (b, c, d, f, g, h, j…z) Conrad declared loudly, “Listen, for the sound inside the word!”

24 CONSONANT SOUNDS B C (K)(CH) D F (PH) G H J (G) K (C)(CH) L M N P Q R S (C) T V W X(KS) Y Z CH TH NG

Examples of Consonance • Blank and think • Spelled and scald • Laughed and deft • Strong and swing • Trip his Papa in a trap • Strong and swing • Trip his Papa in a trap

• He stood on the roadside and cried. • Toss the glass, boss. • He struck a streak of bad luck. • When Billie looked at the trailer, she smiled and laughed. • The zoo was amazing, especially the lizards and chimpanzees. • I wish you would heap mashed potatoes in my dish. • Mammals named Sam are clammy.

How are alliteration, assonance & consonance similar? All three deal with REPEATED SOUNDS in words, sentences, phrases or stanzas.

How is alliteration different from assonance & consonance? Alliteration the repetition of the BEGINNING SOUNDS in multiple words. ASSONANCE OR CONSONANCE is the repetition of sounds INSIDE THE WORDS.

For alliteration to occur you must have more than one word, because each word can only have one beginning sound. Assonance and consonance can occur with just one word, if it has the same sound repeated in the word. ex: vivacious monotonous

How is assonance different than consonance? Assonance is the repetition inside a word of VOWEL SOUNDS. Consonance is the repetition inside a word of CONSONANT SOUNDS.

And just in case you were unsure……. RHYME Two words when their last syllables contain BOTH CONSONANCE & ASSONANCE

Player Piano by John Updike My stick fingers click with a snicker And, chuckling, they knuckle the keys; Light footed, my steel feelers flicker And pluck from these keys melodies. My paper can caper; abandon Is broadcast by dint of my din, And no man or band has a hand in The tones I turn on from within. At times I'm a jumble of rumbles, At others I'm light like the moon, But never my numb plunker fumbles, Misstrums me, or tries a new tune.

Player Piano by John Updike IDENTIFY THE INSTANCES OF ALLITERATION My stick fingers click with a snicker And, chuckling, they knuckle the keys; Light footed, my steel feelers flicker And pluck from these keys melodies. My paper can caper; abandon Is broadcast by dint of my din, And no man or band has a hand in The tones I turn on from within. At times I'm a jumble of rumbles, At others I'm light like the moon, But never my numb plunker fumbles, Misstrums me, or tries a new tune.

Player Piano by John Updike IDENTIFY THE INSTANCES OF ASSONANCE My stick fingers click with a snicker And, chuckling, they knuckle the keys; Light footed, my steel feelers flicker And pluck from these keys melodies. My paper can caper; abandon Is broadcast by dint of my din, And no man or band has a hand in The tones I turn on from within. At times I'm a jumble of rumbles, At others I'm light like the moon, But never my numb plunker fumbles, Misstrums me, or tries a new tune.

Player Piano by John Updike IDENTIFY THE INSTANCES OF CONSONANCE My stick fingers click with a snicker And, chuckling, they knuckle the keys; Light footed, my steel feelers flicker And pluck from these keys melodies. My paper can caper; abandon Is broadcast by dint of my din, And no man or band has a hand in The tones I turn on from within. At times I'm a jumble of rumbles, At others I'm light like the moon, But never my numb plunker fumbles, Misstrums me, or tries a new tune.

ALLITERATION THEATER Dana’s dead