Poetry is pretty popular I ate a million french fries known, grown It's raining cats and dogs as busy as a bee 5 7 5 repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words a group of lines in a poem a poem that uses words to form pictures the moral or lesson of the poem She kicked the bucket dove=peace smell lion=courage sad comparison using like or as sight repeating sounds at the end of words heart=love scary alliteration a poem with three lines of 5/7/5 syllables giving human qualities to an inanimate object quick like a cheetah "Life has its ups and downs" writing that uses the five senses sound words do not have their literal meaning the beat of a poem the overall feeling of a poem You're a firework! oink row, row, row your boat comparison does not use like or as taste Shel Silverstein The leaves danced in the street exaggeration cat, hat "Don't judge a book by its cover" something that represents a thing beyond itself mysterious touch pow words whose sounds suggest their meanings repeating words in a poem happy a poem without set rhyme or rhythm the author of the poem Poetry is pretty popular I ate a million french fries known, grown It's raining cats and dogs as busy as a bee 5 7 5 repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words a group of lines in a poem a poem that uses words to form pictures the moral or lesson of the poem She kicked the bucket dove=peace smell lion=courage sad comparison using like or as sight repeating sounds at the end of words heart=love scary alliteration a poem with three lines of 5/7/5 syllables giving human qualities to an inanimate object quick like a cheetah "Life has its ups and downs" writing that uses the five senses sound words do not have their literal meaning the beat of a poem the overall feeling of a poem You're a firework! oink row, row, row your boat comparison does not use like or as taste Shel Silverstein The leaves danced in the street exaggeration cat, hat "Don't judge a book by its cover" something that represents a thing beyond itself mysterious touch pow words whose sounds suggest their meanings repeating words in a poem happy a poem without set rhyme or rhythm the author of the poem
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
O-Poetry is pretty popular
G-I ate a million french fries
I-known, grown
I-It's raining cats and dogs
I-as busy as a bee
G-5
7
5
B-repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words
O-a group of lines in a poem
B-a poem that uses words to form pictures
N-the moral or lesson of the poem
N-She kicked the bucket
O-dove=peace
N-smell
G-lion=courage
N-sad
B-comparison using like or as
G-sight
O-repeating sounds at the end of words
N-heart=love
G-scary
G-alliteration
I-a poem with three lines of 5/7/5 syllables
B-giving human qualities to an inanimate object
N-quick like a cheetah
O-"Life has its ups and downs"
I-writing that uses the five senses
B-sound
B-words do not have their literal meaning
N-the beat of a poem
B-the overall feeling of a poem
O-You're a firework!
I-oink
O-row, row, row your boat
G-comparison does not use like or as
I-taste
O-Shel Silverstein
I-The leaves danced in the street
N-exaggeration
B-cat, hat
G-"Don't judge a book by its cover"
I-something that represents a thing beyond itself
I-mysterious
O-touch
N-pow
B-words whose sounds suggest their meanings
G-repeating words in a poem
O-happy
G-a poem without set rhyme or rhythm
B-the author of the poem