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1 Complete a DIDLS, with evidence
Complete a DIDLS your fairy tale. Do this in your journal. You will turn this in with all the rest of your fairy tale unit work on Friday 11/13/15 You will have 3 pieces of evidence for each letter of DIDLS, and each piece of evidence will have a short explanation for it Here’s a short video reviewing DIDLS:

2 DIDLS cheat sheet DICTION - word choice/usage
IMAGERY - sensory perception DETAILS - what are the important details/facts/etc LANGUAGE - overall, describe the type of language SYNTAX - sentence structure and how it affects your understanding of the meaning

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