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1 A word that helps us see.

2 Imagery includes words that create an image in your mind.

3 Imagery describes different parts of our story. Imagery gives us a picture in our mind. Imagery can give us details and information about characters, setting, action, emotion, and many other things!

4 Hint #1 Hint #2 Hint #3 Hint #4 Hint #5 Speed of a car Color of hair Type of baseball pitch Weather Attitude of a teacher

5 Words, phrases, or sentences that DO NOT give you an image in your head do not count as imagery.

6 I like leaves.

7 My car is full of dried and crumpled leaves.

8 Look on your vocabulary list. Circle words that show imagery. Use each word in a sentence to show imagery. Share one with your reading club.

9 Continue reading your book. Remember, each person must read one full page before the next person reads. Search for five words that show imagery. Use each word in a sentence. Share one sentence with your group.

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