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Wednesday 9 April 2014

My I know someone.

I know someone…

L.I. Literary devices: Simile and metaphor
Using a model to create our own poetic writing
Interesting verbs

I know someone who can
take a mouthful of custard and blow it
down their nose.
I know someone who can
make their ears wiggle.
I know someone who can
sh1ake their cheeks so that it sounds
like ducks quacking.
I know someone who can
throw peanuts in the air and ca1tch them
in their mouth.
I know someone who can
balance a pile of 12 2p pieces on his elbow
and sna1tch his elbow from under them
and cat1ch them.
I know someone who can
be1nd her thumb back to tou1ch her wrist.
I know someone who can
cra1ck his nose.
I know someone who can
sa1y the alphabet backwards
I know someone who can
p1ut their hands in their armpits
and blo1w raspberries.
I know someone who can
wiggle her little toe.
I know someone who can
lic1k the bottom of her chin.
I know someone who can
slide their top lip one way
and their bottom lip the other way.
and that someone is
ME.

Michael Rosen
Read the poem

Which of these things can you do?

Highlight the verbs blue
Highlight the simile yellow

Complete these sentences:
A simile is... something that was funny for you and you would smile.
A metaphor is… a figure of a speech and an object or a action.

List 5 things that you can do that other people can’t
- I can make a face made out of my hand.
- I can climb stuff really easy.
- I can run fast.
- I can be sneaky.
- I can turn my eyes around.

Use the list and the model to create your own ‘I know someone…’ poem

SC:
All capital letters and full stops used correctly
Must use interesting verbs
Have at least one simile and one metaphor
At least 5 verses
No spelling or grammatical mistakes

I know someone how can jump over a mini cart.
I know someone how can get his hand and touch his shoes when he's upside down.
I know someone how can make popping sound and wiggle his with his cheeks.
I know someone how can make a sound like a bird is singing.

I know someone how can make a face made out of my hand.

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