Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Onomatopoeia

Onomatopoeia 
is the word we use to describe 
words that resemble the object or action they name.

After we read 
'Mr Brown can Moo! Can You?' by Dr. Seuss,
the class brainstormed some words, then chose one each to illustrate.


Can you think of some more 
onomatopoeia?



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4 comments:

  1. TristanDecember 1, 2010 at 5:32 PM

    I did a ribit.

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  2. Mrs. YollisDecember 2, 2010 at 9:32 AM

    Dear Mrs. McKenzie,

    We loved your onomatopoeia examples. Here are some others:

    Alexa - ruff!
    Jaden - meow!
    Adia - tick tock!
    Alie - cluck! cluck!
    Ryan - neigh!
    Finn - quack!
    Lindsay - squeak!
    Misha - oink!
    Grace - buzz!
    Aaron - tap! tap!
    Tucker - roar!
    Ruth - tweet!
    Nicole - sniff! sniff!
    Ben - honk! honk!
    Kristen - chirp!
    Ileanna - knock!
    Andrew - ding dong!
    Nicolas - gulp!
    Iman - slurp!
    Grayson - choo! choo!
    Hannah - swish!
    Mrs. Y♥llis - splash!
    Panda - crunch! crunch!

    Do you know what thing makes these onomatopoeia?

    Your noisy friends,
    Mrs. Y♥llis' class

    P.S. Our school bell just went DING! DING! so we have to go!

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  3. TereinaDecember 2, 2010 at 11:15 AM

    Hey there,
    My name is Tereina. I would like to thank you for commenting on our creation story of rangi and papa

    Room8, New Zealand, Hamilton, Melville Intermediate

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  4. KellyDecember 2, 2010 at 11:15 AM

    Hey. My name is Kelly.
    Thanks for commenting on our blog on our creation story.
    We really appreciate it.

    Room 8, Melville Intermediate
    Hamilton, New Zealand

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