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Onomatopoeia…
…Words used to imitate the sounds we hear.
6 +1 WRITING TRAITS: WORD CHOICE
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Authors use onomatopoeia to help readers imagine through their SENSE of HEARING.
Which sentence helps you imagine more?
• The noise of the fire kept us awake.
• The crackling and popping of the fire kept us awake.
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Write the sound
of a plate being dropped on the floor.
Smash! The plate split into pieces as it hit the floor.
Let’s make a
list of sound
words to use.Let’s make a
list of sound
words to use.
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Write the sound
of somebody eating potato chips.
Crunch, crunch, crunch, the raccoon munched on
potato chips.
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Revise this sentence.
train• Each morning we heard the train.
Each morning we heard the varoom,varoom,varoom from the speeding train.
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How can using onomatopoeia help you to improve your writing?
• It helps the reader imagine what is happening in your story through their SENSE OF HEARING.
• It is more descriptive.
• It is more fun and interesting for others to read.
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• Write a paragraph telling about a time you experienced a thunderstorm.
• Include at least two examples of onomatopoeia in your story.
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BEGIN WITH A GRABBER
POSSIBLE TOPIC SENTENCES:
• Imagine the wildest thunderstorm ever!
• Have you ever had a blast in the rain?
• Zap - pow! Lightning darted across the
sky.
• Kaboom! Although I was tucked safely in bed, I fearfully listened to the terrifying thunder.