This document provides an activity to teach onomatopoeia. Students are asked to write the onomatopoeic sound associated with pictures of various animals. They then must write sentences using the onomatopoeic words they identified, such as writing that a dove cooed softly or that ducks quacked loudly upon seeing bread. The purpose is to have students both identify onomatopoeic words and incorporate them into sentences to demonstrate their understanding.
This document provides an activity to teach onomatopoeia. Students are asked to write the onomatopoeic sound associated with pictures of various animals. They then must write sentences using the onomatopoeic words they identified, such as writing that a dove cooed softly or that ducks quacked loudly upon seeing bread. The purpose is to have students both identify onomatopoeic words and incorporate them into sentences to demonstrate their understanding.
This document provides an activity to teach onomatopoeia. Students are asked to write the onomatopoeic sound associated with pictures of various animals. They then must write sentences using the onomatopoeic words they identified, such as writing that a dove cooed softly or that ducks quacked loudly upon seeing bread. The purpose is to have students both identify onomatopoeic words and incorporate them into sentences to demonstrate their understanding.