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    The document discusses onomatopoeia, which are words that imitate or mimic the sounds they describe. It provides examples of onomatopoeic words like roared, sizzled, and bang. It then lists places where onomatopoeia is commonly used, such as poems, advertisements, story writing, and comic books. The document encourages brainstorming other sound words and playing a game to have groups use onomatopoeia to describe a picture without showing it to other groups. Finally, it discusses the use of onomatopoeia in advertising and has students create jingles or slogans for products using onomatopoeic words.

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    The document discusses onomatopoeia, which are words that imitate or mimic the sounds they describe. It provides examples of onomatopoeic words like roared, sizzled, and bang. It then lists places where onomatopoeia is commonly used, such as poems, advertisements, story writing, and comic books. The document encourages brainstorming other sound words and playing a game to have groups use onomatopoeia to describe a picture without showing it to other groups. Finally, it discusses the use of onomatopoeia in advertising and has students create jingles or slogans for products using onomatopoeic words.

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    Onoma Topoe IA: at Descri Be Sound S or Acti Ons

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    The document discusses onomatopoeia, which are words that imitate or mimic the sounds they describe. It provides examples of onomatopoeic words like roared, sizzled, and bang. It then lists places where onomatopoeia is commonly used, such as poems, advertisements, story writing, and comic books. The document encourages brainstorming other sound words and playing a game to have groups use onomatopoeia to describe a picture without showing it to other groups. Finally, it discusses the use of onomatopoeia in advertising and has students create jingles or slogans for products using onomatopoeic words.

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    P O EI A

    OM ATO
    O N
    or a c t ions
    e sou nds
    a t de sc ri b
    h
    Words t
    ONOMATOPOEIA
    The lion ROARED

    The steaks SIZZLED in the pan.

    The bomb went off with a BANG.


    Places where we might
    use

    ONOMATOPAEIA

    Poems

    Adverts

    Story writing

    Comic books
    Examples
    Brainstorm
    What other sound words can you come up
    with?
    Let’s play a game
    • Each table will get a picture
    • ( DO NOT SHOW TO OTHER TABLES!)
    • You will need to come up with 3 – 4 onomatopoeia words to
    describe the sound
    • Let the other tables guess your picture by the sounds you make
    • The first team to guess correctly gets 5 points
    Onomatopoeia in Advertising
    MAZDA (car) ADVERT

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v
    =8DvbO6-k_SM&feature=related
    Activity
    Write in your workbooks

    Create a jingle or slogan for a favourite product

    Eg – Rice bubbles “snap, crackle and pop”

    Eg – Mazda Car “zoom, zoom, zoom”

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