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Poets and Historical Context - ELA.11.R.1.AP.4

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Poets and Historical Context - ELA.11.R.1.AP.4

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Hyperbole video

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What is Hyperbole? | Educational Rap for Language Arts Students

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Metaphors video

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Simile video

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Simile Lesson | Classroom Language Arts Video

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Main Idea video

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Read Spiders by Laura Marsh and then do Spider Activity below

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National Geographic Readers: Spiders by Laura March Read Aloud

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Define Rhetorical Devices - ELA.11.C.2.AP.1

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Define Rhetorical Devices - ELA.11.C.2.AP.1

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Context clues and Figurative Language - ELA.11.V.1.AP.3 

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Context clues and Figurative Language - ELA.11.V.1.AP.3 

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Punctuation & Capitalization ELA.11.C.3.AP.1 

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Punctuation & Capitalization ELA.11.C.3.AP.1 

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Capitalization Rules | Classroom Language Arts Video

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Foreshadowing

“Love Is an Open Door” is chock-full of foreshadowing. When Hans sings, “I’ve been searching my whole life to find my own place,” he signals towards the kingdom, a subtle nod to his true intentions. There is also the line, “You and I were just meant to be,” wherein Anna is made into the pronoun on both occasions, signifying her unrequited love. There’s also the line “Say goodbye to the pain of the past,” which applies to both Anna AND Hans. Finally, there’s the ending where Anna makes the base of the heart and Hans follows, almost as if he’s one step behind and trying to keep up with the lovey-dovey charade.

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Kristen Bell, Santino Fontana - Love Is an Open Door (From "Frozen"/Sing-Along)

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Flashback

Remy prepares the titular dish for the critic, which transports Ego back to his childhood. The flashback reveals how his mom would make a version of that dish for him after a hard day at school. This makes the once villainous character more sympathetic, not to mention the way it changes him throughout the rest of the film, reminding him of his humble roots.

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Ratatouille (2007) - Anton Ego Tastes Ratatouille - Flashback Scene [HD]

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Capitalization Rules | Classroom Language Arts Video

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Read/Listen to Araminta's Paint Box - talk about time lines/squenceing of events

Go to https://www.carolhurst.com/subjects/ushistory/timeline.html for more ideas

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Character Perspectives - ELA.11.R.1.AP.3a 

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Character Perspectives - ELA.11.R.1.AP.3a 

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Listen to story - talk about perspective. Who's in the right? Pigs or Wolf?

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'The Three Little Pigs and the Somewhat Bad Wolf' read by Kaia Gerber

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Summarize the story - What happened?

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THE THREE LITTLE PIGS & The Big Bad Wolf | Fairy tale for kids | 3 Little Pigs Story

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Punctuation Explained (by Punctuation!) | Scratch Garden

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Who is the target audience?

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Media Literacy - Who is the target audience?

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Persuade

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Inform book