I chose to do this activity about my corrective eyeglasses for my near-sightedness (myopia, where light focuses in front of the retina), which requires a concave, divergent lens. This means that lens will diverge (spread) the light coming through and pushes the light back towards the retina.
Here is a picture of my glasses, which I wear only sometimes (like when I'm sitting in the 'nosebleed' section of the Rogers Centre in Toronto).
Fun with Alliteration and Onomatopoeia
Name
your object: Eyeglasses
List
some examples of alliteration that describe the object above, make sure to use
the same consonant sound to begin each word;
Clear
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Crafted
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Crisp
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Coated
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Corrective
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Costly
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Convergent
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Crystalline
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Crystal-clear
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Concave
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Conductive
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Convex
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List
some examples of onomatopoeia that describe the sounds your object could make:
Crack
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Bam
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Clunk
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Boink
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Smash
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Clatter
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Scratch
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Click
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Thud
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Clink
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Whack
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Plunk
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Use
the words above, create a poem in the box below that describe your object:
My Captivating Corrective Eyeglasses
Clear, crisp, and well-crafted
My corrective lens is concave and divergent
I carefully move the arms back which causes a CLICK
And comfortably clunk the glasses on my nose
The camel in the distance becomes so crystal-clear
That a caterpillar can be seen crawling along its
cranium
THUD! I was so captivated by the camel
That I cluelessly tripped and crashed into the
concrete
BAM, SMASH, CLINK, CRACK, CLATTER, CRACK
My once crystalline glasses become convoluted and
cracked
Everything becomes cloudy and cluttered
I commend the creator of such a crafty invention
Because I clearly need the correction
To comprehend the crispness of every crevice and
crack
Whether the lens is concave, convex, convergent or
divergent
Corrective eyeglasses capture all of the captivating
colours
That make the world so beautiful!
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What a fantastic resource that you have not only created for yourself as a portfolio, but to help others, which certainly shows your true nature of sharing, collaborating and helping others in this field. Well done. So inspiring.
ReplyDeleteZoe Great activity. I may just use it! I will certainly be sharing it in my own online learning community.