Objective: I can identify examples of figurative language in Cassius’s appeal to Brutus.

Bell:  Use the literary terms handbook in the back of our text, and define these words: persuasion, figurative language, metaphor, personification, simile, hyperbole, allusion, and anecdote. (in-house)

Activities:

1.  Teacher models several examples of identifying figurative language in the text.

2.  Think Pair/Share:  With your elbow partner, find more examples and write them in the right column of your double-entry journal. (in-house)

3.  Share Out:  Check for understanding with some students sharing their examples.