Read feeling language in poems practice check

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Poems use special words called feeling words to tell us about moods or emotions like happy, sad, or excited. This 1st Grade English lesson builds the skill Apply reading and language skills in connected text with a concept card and practice.

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"Read feeling language in poems" is a 1st Grade English lesson in the Extension Reading unit, designed for students around ages 6-7.

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Question 1

Which word in the sentence, 'The sun is a happy smile,' shows a strong feeling?

Accepted Answer

happy

Answer

sun

Answer

smile

Answer

is

Question 2

Which phrase shows a strong feeling in the line: 'The blue bird sings with big joy'?

Accepted Answer

big joy

Answer

The blue bird

Answer

sings with

Answer

The bird

Question 3

In the line 'The tiny pup curled in cozy hay,' which word suggests a warm feeling?

Accepted Answer

cozy

Read feeling language in poems

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