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ONOMATOPOEIA

ONOMATOPOEIA a word that sounds like the noise of the object or action it describes

It means every sound effect ONOMATOPOEIA In other words… Onomatopoeia – My, what a word! It means every sound effect You have ever heard.

Buzz!

SLAM!

SPLASH!

BOOM!

ONOMATOPEIA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f1b5kCvVBo8

Partner Challenge! Number a lined piece of paper 1-20 Angle yourself so that your elbow partner cannot see your paper. You have one minute to write as many onomatopoeias as you can think of! Repeats don’t count Slight word alterations don’t count (boom OR booms, not both) It must be a recognizable onomatopoeia

Where’s the onomatopoeia?

How does onomatopoeia help tell the story?

Your Turn! You are creating a six-panel comic strip. The requirements are as follows: It tells a story, meaning there is a beginning, middle, and end It has a title It has color! At least four onomatopoeias At least one simile At least one metaphor

Steps Brainstorm the back of the first paper I give you – plan your story! Then raise your hand for the comic panels Draw your comic and do the writing on it in pencil Check your work – do you have four onomatopoeias, one simile, and one metaphor? Color! Put it in the class folder after checking that your name is on it