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Welcome to Language Arts Please come in and sharpen pencils. Find a seat and sit.

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Cluster #3 Song writing Activity Song/ Poem 4 Stanzas- at least 3 lines each 2 Refrains- at least 3 lines each A clear message for the audience At least two examples of figurative language At least two sound devices (onomatopoeia, alliteration, rhyme, rhythm) Title