Read Theory progress

Today my class and I did a graph about our read theory progress.

Cyclone

Cyclone

L.I. - Identify literary device - Simile

Identify some of the similes in the poem

- Like an evil demon

-Like being chased by a lion

- Like ball crashing on the road 

-  As tall as the sky tower

What is the poet describing with these words?

crashing – Waving madly and branches crashing off.

whistling – I can hear the wind wistling like a washing machine.

clicking –Stones clicking against the windows.

Today in class we did a poem called cyclone.

Rhymes

Rhymes

LI – rhyming words, alliteration, simile

Let’s start with jelly.

It’s a wobbly word

that rhymes with belly

and smelly, of course,

and my old Aunt Nellie,

who’s also wobbly

and works in a deli

when she’s not at home

in front of the telly

being wobbly and eating jelly

and thinking of her brother Kelly,

who ran away with a girl named Shelly,

who worked - small world -

in the very same deli

as wobbly, telly-loving

old Aunt Nellie.

Rhymes run around

as light as a feather.

Think of a few 

and put them together.

Read the poem

List the words that rhyme with jelly  Belly-Telly-Kelly-Deli-Kelli-Nellie-Shelly-Smelly

Copy the line that have alliteration- It’s a wobbly word

Identify the simile-As light as a feather.

List other things that are light like a feather-Leaves-Paper-grass-water-Flower's

Today in class we did a poem called rhymes.

Simpson Family tree

Simpson Family Tree

Ko wai te whaea o Homer?  Mona       Ko wai te kuia o Ling? Jackeline

Ko wai te papa o Lisa? Homer Ko wai te mama o Patty? Jackeline

Ko wai te koro o Maggie?  Abraham             Ko wai te papa o Marge? Clancy

Write your own questions using : kuia, koro, mama, papa