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tremendously-very great expirince
worthwhile-wort the time/money
transfer-move from one place to another
vanliantly-courge or determand
unwound-not wound or wound up

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Italic, Underlined, Strokethrough, Bold & Caps lock (All capital

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Italic, Underlined, Strokethrough, Bold & Caps lock (All capital

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I have enjoyed using padlet because we can all do our own work.
It can also be quite social.

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I have enjoyed using padlet because we can all do our own work.
It can also be quite social.

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I have enjoyed using padlet because we can all do our own work.
It can also be quite social.

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it is good for taking notes

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i like having columns because they are really neat but there are a bit to many columns and you have to zoom out to get to one of the other columns and i also like it because we can make other ideas on it.

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i think padlet is a good way to use your ideas about the book and  its a way to have a bit of fun during your learning. padlet is a good way to exstend your learning even further it would be usful in investigations because you can use your theorys and your wonderings it can also be helpful in litacy because you can write responces.

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i have enjoyed learning all the diffrent things athors use to make a book there are so many things athors use to make a book that is relly good

i found triky doing all the boring one for example text features and bold and all thoose ones like that but i found it triky because i was relly confused because iwasnt sure what to do untill my group told me the true meaning of it

i also enjoyed  working with a large group that can drive me forward and improve my litrcy

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i have enjoyed using padlet
becuase its is a new way to learn & we can all commicate to each other and it gives us acess to otger websites to help us learn.
it is great to have padlet to have little paragraphs but its  not the best to write long things.
it gives us a good undersatnding of authors craft as well?
you could use padlet & authors craft for planning & brain storming

i have fond some of the actives boring such as text fetures bold,atalic & underline because theres not alot of that in the book.

we could proboly use padlet for many other subjects such as
litercy-as you can see becuuase we are using it now
inverstergations-to show our big questions & topics
maths-to shoiw some of our learning.

i belive this could be a graet tool to help lots of other students

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i have liked using padlet it is neat way to use our learning and we neatend the colems up

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as brave as a lion

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the flower are dancing in the wind

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as blue as corn flowers

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wagged his tail as if he understood!

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thumping
distressed
unwound
imprisoned

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'yes we will in a minute'

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big-humungos

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'my goodness we're in for it now,'

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I'm discovered!

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''how do we get her''

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"Anne i know were we can hide
'my goodness were in for it now"
george was furious"but its my castle"
"well look at that" he said"your mothers a brick"

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thanks said george.

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like the persons opinoin and when that person is speking

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third person-when ts about a serin person and the narrator is talkinh
second person-when the story is told to uou
first person-when you say i

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the chapters are repetaition of the numbers and thart they are chapters

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bold,colour,font,size,

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I bet if only we can get into the ship first we can find anything there is to find.

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enid blyton she put's them on the heading and when someone yell's

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there is a diffrent colour and font for the name of the book
enid blyton is bold
the bext at the bottom what says WORLDS BEST LOVED STORYTELLER is capital letters bold and diffrent colours
the chapter name and number

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chapter names

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chloe
chloe

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something being repeted over and over again for exaple

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something being repeted over and over again for exaple

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indi
indi
indi
indi
its when a sentence or a work is repeats over and over again

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i am in a mood also noan as angry sad

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a feeling such as sad,happy,crying,enbaresd

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I can't have poor old Tim whining for help they are trying to get you to feel  what the characters feeling

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i think dick if feeling like he dosnt want to do it

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the mood in the famous five is adventure because of the seen is at and because of the chapter's like what the storm did and also the exploring the wreck

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diffirent symbols can mean diffrent things 

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diffirent symbols can mean diffrent things 

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the famous five moods are adventurous,gelecy,
happyness,worry, and superstion

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I love colors. I'll say it over and over again: I l o v e c o l o! They're beautiful. They're stimulating. Sometimes I even think they're magical. I love everything about them, from the power they have to evoke emotions to the subtle yet distinct differences they make in a work of art. But my favorite thing about colors is their symbolism, the way they can be used to hide secrets and hint at details of a bigger picture without drawing focus away from the story at hand.

It's simple enough to use colors in visual art, but what about in writing? Challenging as it may seem, I believe it is possible to create symbolism with words, such as when describing color schemes of character outfits and settings. Color symbolism has fascinated me for as long as I can remember, and while it would take an entire book (or series of books) to get into it all, I'd like to at least scratch the surface today with some of the basics I've picked up throughout my experience researching and implementing meaningful colors in my stories. You may want to consider these tips the next time you set a scene; they can help add a vivid new layer to your story! Enjoy!

Red - Red is a bold and passionate color, often symbolizing such strong ideas and images as courage, fire, power, and violence. It's a color that demands attention, which is why it's commonly used to signify danger. Use red for passionate or aggressive characters, or for any sort of intense scene, whether it's the heat of love or the violence of war.

Orange - Not quite passionate and not quite joyful, orange is a middle ground between red and yellow. It symbolizes energy and creativity, and is used in psychology to stimulate enthusiasm and determination. Use orange for adventurous or creative characters, or when you want to paint some vibrant warmth into a scene.

Yellow - Yellow is the two-sided coin of colors. On the one hand, it symbolizes happiness, optimism, sunshine, and friendship. On the other hand, it can also stand for cowardice, illness, hazard, and deceit. Golden shades represent wealth and luxury. Use yellow when you want to add hints of joy or caution to a scene. For the best effect, I recommend using yellow ambiguously, such as for characters who seem jubilant and optimistic on the outside but who are fearful or deceitful on the inside.

Green - Think of green and you're sure to picture beautiful scenes of nature, complete with lush vegetation as far as the eye can see. Indeed, green is the color of the environment, and it represents such ideas as youth, fertility, health, and rebirth. Abstractly, it also symbolizes jealousy and good luck. Use green for characters associated with natural themes such as environmentalism or the practice of healing, or to hint at fortune or envy in relationships.

Blue - Blue is my favorite color because it represents all my favorite things. It's a color that symbolizes intelligence, tranquility, trust, and loyalty. In nature, it's associated with the sky and the sea, and different shades from turquoise to navy can be used to signify sophistication, knowledge, and integrity. Use blue for characters who are more intellectual than emotional, and for settings fitting an atmosphere of calm and authority.

Purple - Purple is the color of royalty, and has long represented such themes as nobility, wisdom, honor, and extravagance. Being a relatively rare color in nature, it is often associated with mystery and magic. Lighter shades such as lavender also convey grace and elegance. Use purple as a motif for regal or arrogant characters, mysterious settings, and storylines brimming with fantasy.

Pink - A soft complement to the bold red, pink is the color that most famously signifies love and romance. Strongly associated with femininity, it represents tenderness, caring, and acceptance. I myself tend to associate the color pink with flowers. Use pink to add a soothing or feminine quality to a scene, or to signify elements of a romantic subplot.

Brown - Brown is well known as an earth tone, and as such tends to represent stability. Common ideas associated with the color brown include simplicity, comfort, and endurance. Use brown when you want to convey a sense of plainness or tenacity in a scene without having to resort to the blatant dullness of gray.

Gray - The dull middle ground between white and black, gray is most commonly associated with boredom and depression. On the positive side, it also stands for security, modesty, practicality, and reliability. Use gray for conservative characters or when you want to create a colorless air for a particular setting.

White - White is the international color of peace, and is often regarded as a symbol of light, purity, and faith. Some even go as far as to associate it with perfection. Note that white takes on a different meaning in Eastern cultures, where it's associated with death and mourning. Use white when you want to convey innocence in your characters and cleanliness in your settings, or when you want to create strong religious symbolism in your scenes.

Black - The exact opposite of white, black represents everything that its counterpart doesn't. Darkness, evil, and death are themes commonly associated with black, but it can also stand for austerity, formality, style, and sexuality. Arguably the most powerful color of all, black has a long history of symbolizing strongly opposed ideas on the spectrum of good and evil. Use black to convey depth in your characters or to add dark themes to a scene. For best results, combine it with other colors to create interesting contrasts of ideas in your stories.

I hope you've enjoyed exploring the symbolism of color with me, and that you've picked up a few hints along the way! Have fun experimenting with the colors in your stories! Good luck, and thanks for reading!

Do you use color symbolism in your stories? Which colors are your favorites?

References and Further Reading

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I love colors. I'll say it over and over again: I love colors! They're beautiful. They're stimulating. Sometimes I even think they're magical. I love everything about them, from the power they have to evoke emotions to the subtle yet distinct differences they make in a work of art.

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when the he or she thinks about the subject

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mysterious, cove, horizon, dormouse, hauled, dismayed, sightseers, initials, clambered, festooned, gleaming, exitement & cormorants

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a sound and a wow word smoshed together

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interrogate

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mother!

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boooom!

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BAM CRASH SMASH

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this computer has a mind of its own

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the tree whispered in the wind

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they say money talks but mine just waves

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the moon rest in the mid night sky

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the stars are dancing

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the table has strengths like a horse

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sensory details are used with your 5 sences
FEEL
HEAR
TOUCH
SEE
SMELL
to make the author make the story exiting

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tick tock tick tock

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BOOM went the thunder

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"Its my birthday''

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mum gave me another withering stare

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-my room is super messy
i could mistake my room for a junk yard

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It is a tough twister like for exsaple she sales seashells by the sea shore we all had to create a alliteration it’s hard because you need to use the same word and sometimes there’s not a lot of words with that letter

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-my sisters hair is crazy
my  sisters hair is a birds nest.

-my  dad is a horrible dancer
my dad looks like a babbon chocking while standing on hot lava rocks when he dances

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Jack jumped jumbo jam with jan

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is when a colour or action means feeling like im feeling blue that means im feeling sad

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''oh is anyone it ''