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Warnke Quilt words

QuestionAnswer
verse a line that flows smoothly or goes in rhythm
stanza lines arranged together that follow a pattern
fable story that teaches a lesson
jargon unclear language that only a certain group understands
riddle puzzle or joke
anagram a word or phrase made out of another word of phrase by changing the letters around
dialogue conversation between two or more people in a book
Haiku Japanese poem that is 17 syllables; the first and third lines each have 5 and the second line has 7
idiom phrase that says something but doesn’t really mean it--not t
climax the main event; the turning point
myth belief or story people believe may be true but there isn’t enough evidence to support it
Geisel Award Award given to author and illustrator of a children’s book. Given once a year based on creativity in writing and artistic ability. Named after Dr. Suess.
Wilder Award Award given to someone whose book has a lasting contribution to literature for young children.
onomatopoeia the word puts a sound in your mind
palindrome a word or phrase that can be read the same left to right or right to left
theme main idea or concept trying to be taught
Newberry Award First children’s book award given from American Library Association
lyrics word of a song--often in poem form
Created by: tamyrawarnke
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