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Page 1: Onomatopoeia (3)

ONOMATOPOEIA

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A word that imitates a sound is called

ONOMATOPOEIA.(repeat)

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moomoo

OnomatopoeiaOnomatopoeia

ring ring

crunchcrunch

whamwham

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OnomatopoeiOnomatopoeiaa

roar roar

clunkclunk

pitter patterpitter patter

vroomvroom

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Wham!Wham! Plop!Plop!

Stomp!Stomp! Squish!Squish!Boink!Boink!

Clang!Clang!Rip!Rip! Snap! Snap!

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Then there’s

Moo! Bah! Quack! Oink!Meow! Woof! Buzz! Tweet!

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A word that imitates a sound is called

ONOMATOPOEIA.(repeat)

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ONOMATOPOEIA! CRASH!

ONOMATOPOEIA! Boing!

ONOMATOPOEIA! Zap!

ONOMATOPOEIA! POP!

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ONOMATOPOEIA! Vroom!

ONOMATOPOEIA! BEEP!

ONOMATOPOEIA! SPLASH!

ONOMATOPOEIA! WHEEE!!!

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What is the example of What is the example of onomatopoeia in this onomatopoeia in this

comic strip?comic strip?

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Find an example of onomatopoeiaFind an example of onomatopoeia in this comic strip:in this comic strip:

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Let’s practice in your packet!

Activity one:In groups, brainstorm for approximately 3 minutes. List all of the onomatopoeia words that you can. Don’t share lists with others! Do this quietly! Then, let’s see how many words your group has that the other does not.

Activity two: Write 3 descriptive sentences that contain at least one example of onomatopoeia in each.

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Use the six boxes to create a comic strip using onomatopoeia.

Make sure you have done the following, before you turn it in:

•Write your name on it•Write the word onomatopoeia either at the top or down one of the sides.•Use lots of color•Use some dialogue•Have an onomatopoeia in at least FOUR of the six boxes.•Write a title for you comic strip•Number the boxes 1-6

Directions for your onomatopoeia comic strip:

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Pizza Parlor

Wee!Wee!

Goes the dough in the air.Splat !Splat !

Goes the sauce on the dough.Sprinkle. Sprinkle.

Goes the cheese on the sauce.Flop!Flop!

Goes the pepperoni on the cheese.Sizzle!Sizzle!

Goes the pizza as it cooks

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Mother Mother GooseGooseBow-wow, says the dog,Bow-wow, says the dog,

Mew, mew says the cat,Mew, mew says the cat,Grunt, grunt, goes the hog,Grunt, grunt, goes the hog,And squeak goes the rat.And squeak goes the rat.

Tu, whu, says the owl,Tu, whu, says the owl,Quack, quack, says the Quack, quack, says the

duck,duck,And what the cuckoo says And what the cuckoo says

you knowyou know..

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EUPHEMISM

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- a substitution of an agreeable or less offensive expression in place of one that may offend or suggest something unpleasant to the listener.

EUPHEMISM

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Just a few seconds before he went to meet his Maker, his lips moved

in a faint whisper.

= died

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His grandfather passed

away last week. The

funeral will be held this

Friday. “pass away”

means _______.

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Last year, my father set up a

club for senior citizens. Once a

week, they meet up and play

cards.

“senior citizen” means

____________.

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The school is for people

who are physically

challenged.

“physically challenged”

means people with a

physical disability.

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We often use euphemism to raise

the status of someone or

something.

The sanitary workers cleaned

the hospital. “Sanitary

worker” means a person who

cleans dirty places.

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