Google Classroom Code: wurkuy3
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We are working with the following strategies to help support what we are learning:
We are working with the following strategies to help support what we are learning:
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Annotation 101
Annotation 101
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STEAL for Indirect Characterization
STEAL for Indirect Characterization
Figurative Language
Figurative Language
Here, we can see the different types of figurative language that often appear in our texts. While you are reading Stargirl, you should be taking notes on the figurative language you see.
Figurative language is not just a hunting game throughout the story. When we find an example of figurative language, we should consider why the author chose to convey his point in that specific manner. Here are some common effects that figurative language can have. Is your author using figurative language to create one of these effects?
Figurative Language Flow Chart:Â
Use this to help you make decisions about identifying different examples of figurative language in your reading.
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