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    Poetry

    Elements Grades
    Cards 3-6

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    The repetition of
    the beginning
    Alliteration
    archery consonant sounds in
    words

    Creates a picture in
    Imagery the reader’s mind

    A comparison of
    Metaphor two different
    things. Doesn’t use
    like or as.

    A rhythmic pattern
    Meter in poetry that is
    usually repeated.

    Onomatopoeia Sound words

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    To create cards: fold on the dotted line, then cut each set. Place a piece of tape to keep them together.

    Giving things that


    Personification are not human, the
    archery personalities or
    actions of humans

    To repeat sounds,
    Repetition words, phrases, or
    whole lines in a poem

    Words that end in


    Rhyme the same sound,
    end rhyme

    Rhyme The pattern of


    rhymes
    Scheme
    The musical
    Rhythm quality of a poem.

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    To create cards: fold on the dotted line, then cut each set. Place a piece of tape to keep them together.

    A comparison of
    Simile
    archery two unlike things
    using like or as

    A division in a poem

    Stanza named for the


    number of lines it
    contains

    The message
    Theme about life that the
    poem conveys

    The attitude or
    Tone mood the author
    creates

    A deliberate
    Hyperbole exaggeration.

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