dialogue imagery captions nonfiction figurative language irony compare writer’s flashback metaphor contrast techniques as foreshadowing meter data well as humor mood debate techniques of the story hyperbole narrator description idiom onomatopoeia details writer. imagery paradox dialogue Usually, these irony personification examples techniques metaphor point of view figurative language are part of a mood repetition graph biography. narrator rhyme headings challenges rhythm humor first person sensory detail illustrations second person simile imagery third person conflict omniscient symbolism narrative conflict onomatopoeia tone point of view resolution plot twist visual detail quotations context point of view voice sequence details repetition text structure: dialogue sensory detail cause-effect mood simile compare/contrast quotations story within a story description tone suspense problem-solution symbolism sequence narration table timeline tone titles and subtitles visual detail voice tone transition voice Third Quarter READING VOCABULARY Select of the week for literature to feature as students locate in reading and “technique” also create examples. Choose a Nonfiction text feature to highlight each week—ask students to write their own explanations of how the text feature helps readers comprehend a nonfiction text. Week of LITERATURE TECHNIQUES NONFICTION TEXT FEATURES 5 February 12 February
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