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Get two months of daily lessons in one purchase! Teach students literary devices through a variety of short texts, from short stories to poems and speeches. This bundle includes meticulously-scaffolded and animated slideshows with corresponding practice worksheets and text applications with short answer questions, discussion questions, and paragraph writing responses. This landmark bundle includes the following lesson bundles:1.1 Sound Literary Devices Bundle1.2 Imagery and Comparison Literary D

This bundle includes a slideshow lesson with interspersed activities, a step-by-step practice worksheet, and a text application and paragraph writing consolidation activity. The lesson covers:PhonemesRhymeAlliterationOnomatopoeiaAssonanceConsonanceEuphonyCacophony

Teach students how to persuade and from whose perspective! This bundle includes a slideshow lesson with interspersed group activities, individual and pair worksheet work, and two short texts with questions and discussion to consolidate the lesson. Students will learn:ToneStylePoint-of-viewEthosPathosLogosKairosAnecdoteRhetorical Question

Teach students substitution and referential literary devices! This bundle includes a slideshow lesson with interspersed group activities, individual and pair worksheet work, and three short texts with short answer, paragraph, and class discussion questions to consolidate the lesson. Students will learn:SymbolAllegoryMetonymySynecdocheArchetypeAllusionIdiom

Teach students ways to emphasize and de-emphasize with literary devices! This bundle includes a lesson slideshow with interspersed group activities and a text application to Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven" with short answer questions and class discussion questions. Students will learn:RepetitionAnaphoraEpistropheHyperboleUnderstatementEuphemism

Teach students to use and interpret the meaning of imagery and comparison devices in texts! This bundle includes a slideshow lesson with interspersed group activities, individual and pair worksheet work, and an opportunity to consolidate learning by interpreting and writing a paragraph about Wilfred Owen's "Dulce et Decorum Est." Students will learn:Imagery (visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory, gustatory)SynesthesiaComparison anatomies (tenor, vehicle, ground, tension)SimilesMetaphorsAnalogies

Teach students ways to emphasize and de-emphasize with literary devices! This lesson slideshow includes interspersed group activities and a text application with short answer questions. Students will learn:RepetitionAnaphoraEpistropheHyperboleUnderstatementEuphemism

Teach students how to persuade and from whose perspective! This slideshow lesson includes interspersed group activities, individual and pair worksheet work, and two short texts with questions and discussion to consolidate the lesson. Students will learn:ToneStylePoint-of-viewEthosPathosLogosKairosAnecdoteRhetorical Question

Teach students how to interpret the structure of writing! This bundle includes a slideshow lesson with interspersed group activities, individual and pair worksheet work, and two short texts with questions and discussion to consolidate the lesson. Students will learn:ForeshadowingFlashbacksIn Media ResPacingPlot TwistJuxtapositionParallelismMotif

Teach students substitution and referential literary devices! This slideshow lesson includes interspersed group activities, individual and pair worksheet work, and three short texts with questions and paragraph writing to consolidate the lesson. Students will learn:SymbolAllegoryMetonymySynecdocheArchetypeAllusionIdiom

Teach students how to interpret the structure of writing! This slideshow lesson includes interspersed group activities, individual and pair worksheet work, and two short texts with questions and discussion to consolidate the lesson. Students will learn:ForeshadowingFlashbacksIn Media ResPacingPlot TwistJuxtapositionParallelismMotif

Teach students how irony and paradoxical devices affect meaning in texts! This bundle includes a slideshow lesson with interspersed group activities, individual and pair worksheet work, and a short text with short answer and class discussion questions to consolidate the lesson. Students will learn:Verbal ironyDramatic ironySituational ironyParadoxOxymoron

Teach students to use and interpret the meaning of imagery and comparison devices in texts! This slideshow lesson includes interspersed group activities, individual and pair worksheet work, and a short text with questions and paragraph writing to consolidate the lesson. Students will learn:Imagery (visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory, gustatory)SynesthesiaComparison anatomies (tenor, vehicle, ground, tension)SimilesMetaphorsAnalogiesPersonnification

Teach your students how sound affects meaning with this slideshow lesson. It can be taught solo or accompanied by the Sound Literary Devices Worksheet and Paragraph Consolidation activities. This lesson covers:PhonemesRhymeAlliterationOnomatopoeiaAssonanceConsonanceEuphonyCacophony

This worksheet accompanies the Sounds Literary Devices Slideshow lesson, but can also be taught and applied solo. Students can practice applying their learning on: PhonemesRhymeAlliterationOnomatopoeiaAssonanceConsonanceEuphonyCacophony

Teach students how irony and paradoxical devices affect meaning in texts! This slideshow lesson includes interspersed group activities, individual and pair worksheet work, and a short text with short answer and class discussion questions to consolidate the lesson. Students will learn:Verbal ironyDramatic ironySituational ironyParadoxOxymoron

Teach students how to persuade and from whose perspective! This worksheet can be taught solo or in tandem with the slide show lesson of the same name. Students will practice:ToneStylePoint-of-viewEthosPathosLogosKairosAnecdoteRhetorical Question

Teach students substitution and referential literary devices! This worksheet can be taught solo or taught in tandem with the lesson slideshow of the same name. Students will learn:SymbolAllegoryMetonymySynecdocheArchetypeAllusionIdiom

Teach students to use and interpret the meaning of imagery and comparison devices in texts! This worksheet can be taught solo or in tandem with the Imagery and Comparison Devices - Lesson Slideshow. Students will learn:Imagery (visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory, gustatory)SynesthesiaComparison anatomies (tenor, vehicle, ground, tension)SimilesMetaphorsAnalogies

Interpret Obama's landmark inaugural speech with an attention to persuasive devices, through short answer questions. Can be taught solo or in tandem with the Persuasive and Perspectival Literary Devices lesson series.