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What is poetry?

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Concentration or crystallization of mood

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What does poetry contain?

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Words or sounds that are evocative and imagery

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What is evocative?

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To cause a reaction

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What is imagery?

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The picture you get when you read

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Stanza

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Lines ordered into a group

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Couplet

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Two lines that rhyme and that are about the same length.

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Alliteration

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The repetition of beginning consonant sounds

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When was the New England Primer written?

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1690

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What was the first English translation of nursery rhymes?

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Tales of Mother Goose in 1729

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What did John Newberry write?

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The Little Pretty Pocket Book

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Who influenced John Newberry?

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John Locke

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What did Locke believe?

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In a good environment and learning to play

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What are the characteristics of nursery rhymes?

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short - brevity

strongly marked rhythms

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How many siblings did Edward Lear have?

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20

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What century did Lear write in?

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19th Century

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What is the culture of children’s literature?

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Oral and written traditions

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What are Oral Traditions?

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fables, legends, folk tales and myths

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What are Written Traditions?

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Medieval- for privileged males

Taught manners morals and Latin

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What are the oldest plays written?

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Canterbury Tales

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What was the first Children’s Book?

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Orbis Pictus

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17th Century Culture

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Orbis Pictus
English replaces Latin
Girls are allowed to attend school
Puritans are concerned about morality and religion

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What was the first children’s book that focused on amusement rather than moral instruction?

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John Newberry’s Little Pretty Pocket Book

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When did John Newberry write the Little Pretty Pocket Book?

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1744

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What was called the Golden Age?

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the 18th and 19th Centuries

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19th Century
Romantic Era of Adult literature European Writers Childhood is sacred
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Late 19th Century
Focused on social issues Compulsory Schooling becomes required Printing Advances
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What is Compulsory Schooling?
It meant that children were required to attend school
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20th Century
Transportation and Communication make the world smaller Families become mobile Rise of Comic Books
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Learning starts with?
Letters
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When is the Orbis Pictus Award established?
1989
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When did Comenius publish the Latin Grammar Book?
1658
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When was the Childes Guide published?
1718
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A little book for Children
1705
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This book had no spiritual tone and illustration became a primary form
A little book for children
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When was Dr. Seuss' ABC Book written?
1963
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What style of writing did Dr. Seuss use?
High spirited anarchy | Learning through play
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What are Dame Schools?
Precursor to the Home School Association | Several families would get together to educate their children
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Who started the Sunday School movement?
Robert Raikes in 1782
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What is the starting date for Children's Literature?
1744
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When was the Newberry Medal established?
1922
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Locke believed
A child is born with a blank slate | Environment is key to education
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Rousseau believed
Environment played a role Children are born good-keep them in a good environment and they will stay good Children should learn by experience
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When was the Elementary Education Act written?
1870
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What is the Elementary Education Act of 1870?
It made elementary education the responsibility of the government
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When is the McGuffey Reader published?
1836
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When was the Compulsory Education Law passed?
1880
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What is the Look Say Method?
Repeating a word enough times to memorize it It was combinations of letters Children did not learn how to sound things out Dick and Jane books
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What is whole language?
It tried to combat the results of Look Say Uses literature in the classroom by assimilation Locke and Rousseau
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Who introduced the idea of caricatures?
Edward Lear
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A book of nonsense
The first book in which the author also sent in the artwork | Humorous expressive drawings
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Who made the limerick popular?
Edward Lear
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What is a limerick?
Funny five-lined story with a particular rhyme scheme and rhythm
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A foot equals
two unaccented and one accented syllable
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Haiku
Japanese poetry Short small poem that conveys a mental image Usually about Nature
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Meter
the use of language to create a recurring pattern of emphasis
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neologisms
made up words
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portmanteau words
take 2 words and smoosh them together to make a new work | smoke/fog= smog
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what book did lear write
a book of nonsense
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what are the defining features of Lear's book
1st book in which the author also sent in the artwork