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Graphic Elements in Poetry
Name: Date: Teacher: Unit Organizer 4) Bigger Picture: 2) Last Unit 1) Current Unit 3) Next Unit Being Fluent Readers and Writers Fiction and Drama 6th Grade Literary Non-Fiction and Poetry 8) Unit Schedule 8) Unit Schedule 5) Unit Map Is about… Vital Vocab: simile metaphor personification alliteration hyperbole line stanza dash ellipses biography auto-biography fictional adaptation personal narrative memoir writing identifying Understanding the ways writers effectively describe their personal experiences and feelings Personal Narrative Figurative Language analyzing understanding Literary Non-Fiction Graphic Elements in Poetry 7) Unit Self-Test Questions 1. 2. 3. 4. What are the major types of figurative language? Define them. 6) Unit Relation-ships Analyze Summarize Infer Writing How does a poet use dashes and ellipses to create meaning? What are the critical differences between Lit. Non-Fiction and a fictional adaptation? How do you pre-write for an effective personal narrative?
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Understanding the ways writers effectively describe
Name: Date: Teacher: Unit Organizer 4) Bigger Picture: 2) Last Unit 1) Current Unit 3) Next Unit Literary Non-Fiction and Poetry 8) Unit Schedule 8) Unit Schedule 5) Unit Map Is about… Vital Vocab: simile metaphor personification alliteration hyperbole line stanza dash ellipses biography auto-biography fictional adaptation personal narrative memoir writing identifying Understanding the ways writers effectively describe analyzing understanding 7) Unit Self-Test Questions 1. 2. 3. 4. What are the major types 6) Unit Relation-ships How does a poet use What are the critical How do you pre-write
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Current unit: Literary Non-Fiction and Poetry
Is about… Personal Narrative 9) Expanded map identifying Understanding the ways writers effectively describe their personal experiences & feelings writing Figurative Language analyzing Understanding Important Features: (Brainstorm on your own!) Graphic Elements in Poetry Literary Non-Fiction Simile: Metaphor: Personification: Alliteration: Hyperbole: Why do poets use graphic elements like: Auto-Biography: Biography: Dashes ----- Elipses … or Memoir/Personal Narrative: Unusual line and or stanza length Italics, Bold, or Underlined Words Fictional Adaptations: Why is it important to know which you are reading? _______________________________________________________________________________________ Questions:
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