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Title: Acronyms, Idioms, and Personification


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Acronyms, Idioms, and Personification
  • D. Woodhouse

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Warm Up
  • Warm Up
  • Activity 1
  • The URL of your activity ishttp//www.quia.com/r
    d/248102.html
  • Activity 2
  • Define the following terms in your notebook
  • Theme
  • Antagonist
  • Conflict
  • Plot
  • Falling Action

3
SOL Objectives
  •  9.6 Communicate clearly the purpose of writing.
  • 10.7 Develop a variety of writings with an
    emphasis on exposition.
  • 10.3 Read a variety of works from different
    cultures
  • 10.3 Read and comprehend, identify
    characteristics of a short story
  •  11.7a Generate, gather, plan, and organize ideas
    for writing.
  • 12.7 Generate expository writings that explain
    ideas through a clear general
  •          Statement of the writers point, use
    specific evidence and illustrations,
  •          Provide concise and accurate
    information. ? 

4
Classroom Objectives
  • As a result of this lesson given the power
    point, smartboard, notes, and activities
    students will be able to judge how idioms,
    personification, and acronyms are used in
    sentences by using quia.com and complete a quiz
    with 80 accuracy.

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Anticipatory Set (Copy)
  • What do these letters and symbols mean when
    chatting online or texting (Copy 1-7 and the
    answers only.)
  • 1. lt3
  • 2. 143
  • 3. 10X
  • 4. AAK
  • 5. AF
  • 6. LOL
  • 7. AYSOS

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Anticipatory Set Continued
  • Answers 1. Heart 2. I love you 3. Thanks 4.
    Asleep at keyboard 5. April Fools 6. Laughing
    out loud 7. Are you stupid or something?
  • You do not have to copy. ?
  • Connection Today, we are going to analyze how
    idioms, personification, and acronyms are used in
    sentences.
  • Relevancy In todays society, we use different
    dialects and colorful ways of describing items
    and situations.

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Copy Notes Acronyms
  • 1. Acronym
  • A word shortened by abbreviations and short
    words.
  • Examples
  • 3G-Third generation mobile telephone system
  • BC- Before Christ
  • SOL- Standards of Learning
  • USA- United States of America
  • NSU-Norfolk State University
  • ODU- Old Dominion

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Acronym Activities
  • Acronym
  • A.  Choose which game to play.
  • The URL of your activity ishttp//www.quia.com/j
    g/2126819.html
  • Next Assignment To complete the next assignment,
    go to this website 
  • http//www.classbrain.com/artholiday/publish/artic
    le_148.shtm

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Additional Acronym Activity
  • A.  Write the acronym for the following words.
    Feel free to use the computer to find the answer
    if you do not know it. For example December
    Dec.
  • 1. Bachelor's degree of science
    _________________________
  • 2. United Kingdom _________________
  • 3. Professor _______________
  • 4. Company _______________
  • 5. Enclose _____________
  • 6. Revolutions per minute ___________
  • 7. As soon as possible ___________
  • 8. Uniform resource locator ______________
  • 9. Boulevard_________________
  • 10. Television________________

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Additional Acronym Assignment
  • B.  Write the word for the acronym provided. Feel
    free to use the computer to find the answer if
    you do not know it. For example Mon.Monday
  • 1. Hon.
  • 2. Mrs.
  • 3. Rte.
  • 4. mpg
  • 5. G.M.T.
  • 6. e.g.
  • 7. HQ.
  • 8. D.D.S.
  • 9. CD-Rom
  • 10. Lt.

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Copy Notes Idioms
  • Idiom
  • Language used by certain people, group, or class.
    The word might have a different meaning from its
    dictionary meaning.
  • Examples
  • to the best of ones ability  Means when
    someone does something to the best of their
    ability, they do it as well as they possibly can.
  • Get off my back! Means if you tell somebody to
    get off your back, you ask them to stop finding
    faults or criticizing you.
  • A piece of cake Means to refer to something as a
    piece of cake means that you consider it to be
    very easy.
  • Dead as a doornail Means this expression is used
    to stress that a person or thing is
    unquestionably dead.

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Idioms Activity
  • Idiom
  • Create a table that list ten idioms, the meaning
    of each idiom, and a sentence using each idiom. 
    Your table will be created in Microsoft Word.  Do
    not forget to type your first and last name,
    todays date, and title your assignment, Idiom
    Table.  Save your work to a flash drive or email
    it to woodhouse_homebound_at_yahoo.com

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Additional Idiom Activity
  • See Ms. Woodhouse

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Copy Notes Personification
  • Personification
  • Personification is usually considered to be used
    like a metaphor (check your notes on metaphors if
    you have forgotten the definition). It is a
    figure of speech that gives human characteristics
    to objects or animals.
  • Examples
  • Poem About a Porsche if only that Ferrari would
    hear my horn, / how he drives / as if he owns the
    road. / Ohh! a pit in the road, / it bruised my
    exhaust, / how...
  • Poem about a journey I see my birth/in a
    spark./I rise in a rage/to devour all/ I lay my
    tentacles on,/my passion burns in my chest
  • "Earth felt the wound and Nature from her
    seat,Sighing, through all her works, gave signs
    of woe." from Paradise

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Activity Personification
  • Personification
  • This gets tricky! When you play this game, (if
    you believe that the answer is one of the
    following simile, metaphor, or personification)
    type it in the space provided, then submit your
    answer.  Do not worry about the little blocks
    that look like spanish letters. You can play with
    a partner or by yourself.  Have fun!
  • FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE JEOPARDYhttp//www.quia.com/cb
    /710041.html
  • Write a poem or short story using
    personification.  If you write a poem it must be
    ten lines or more.  If you write a short story,
    it should cover at least three paragraphs (or
    more) introduction, body, and conclusion.  Be
    creative, use your brain, and have fun!

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Additional Personification Activity
  • http//volweb.utk.edu/Schools/bedford/harrisms/les
    son7.htm
  • http//volweb.utk.edu/Schools/bedford/harrisms/7le
    sson.htm
  • If URL does not open, see Ms. Woodhouse. You have
    two assignments. See next slide for second
    assignment.

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Second Assignment Personification
  • Activity
  • "Listen to the Sea"Use to write a poem about
    nature. Choose a word from List A or adifferent
    word that names something in nature.Choose a
    word from List B or another word that names an
    action. Writethis word next to the word from
    List A.
  • List Asunmoonstarsskyseastonenightmountain
    dawnmorningList Btellsshowsremindsteachesl
    istensremembersbringslooksdancesdreamsguides
    takes

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Quiz
  • Quiz  Acronym, Personification, or Idiom
  • students can take it by going tohttp//www.quia.
    com/quiz/2829290.html

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Closure Exit Slip
  • Write one sentence using personification.
  • Create two acronyms. Tell what their meanings are
    and how the are used.
  • Write three idioms that you use in your
    neighborhood.
  • Briefly summarize this power point.
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