Section 1 | Section 2 | Section 3 | Section 4 | Section 5 | Section 6 | Section 7Section 8 | Section 9 | Section 10 | Section 11 | Section 12 | Section 13Return to Home PageSection 10: Teaching Voice Generate a List of Attitudes Voice Poster Visual Trigger Student Examples Recognizing Voice in Literature The Blue House Dog The Dot Fireflies! The Harmonica The Memory String The Relatives Came The Wall Anchor Chart Show, Don’t TellPDF | Canva State Farm Ad 1 State Farm Ad 2 Gotcha! Class Activity Infer Perspective in 3 Ways Loaded Language Desert Example Loaded Language Beach Example 3 Persuasive & Informative Examples Word Connotations Impact Voice Positive & Negative Connotations Aww Contest Winning Entry Flapbook Visual Trigger Choose Voice—Food Fight Examples Choose Voice—Example & Template Adjust Voice Voice is a Choice Watch the Test Lady™ Test Lady PDF Test Lady Portraits Test Lady Templates Test Lady Vestibule McFlannery Testing Miss Malarkey Maintain a Respectful Tone Persuade an audience with rhetorical devices. Point of View vs. Perspective Dog-Washing Example Perspective v. Point of View Template 4 Student Examples Target Perspectives with a Letter Swap
