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GP4P2100

Novel Guide Devices for Rhetoric Mini-Posters

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Each of the 18 posters in the set lists a device used for rhetoric, its definition, and a quote from a rhetorical text. ...

Novel Guide Devices for Rhetoric Mini-Poster Set of 18 Print Posters
4P2100
$32.99

Novel Guide Devices for Rhetoric Projectable Download
4P2100DL
$26.99

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Strengthens Your Students' Understanding of Key Devices

Each of the 18 posters in the set lists a device used for rhetoric, its definition, and a quote from a rhetorical text.

Some featured authors:
• César E. Chávez
• Norman Mailer
• Annie Dillard
• Molly Ivins
• Patrick Henry

Set includes:
• alliteration
• allusion
• analogy
• contradiction
• diction
• hyperbole
• imagery
• juxtaposition
• metaphor
• parallelism
• personification
• repetition
• rhetorical question
• satire
• symbolism
• syntax
• thesis
• tone

Print Posters: 12 x 12 inches. Coated cardstock. 18 posters.

Projectable Download: PDF. 18 pages. Adobe^® Reader^® required to view PDF.

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Rhetoric Mini-Posters

Mar 1, 2018 | By Sally Jelleberg

This is the second set of these posters I have ordered. They are an excellent classroom tool. When we are studying a particular literary element, I refer to the posters on the bulletin board. The kids also use them as a reference when completing assignments. Great tool for ELA!

Mini Rhetorical Analysis Posters

Nov 14, 2017 | By Lynne O'Neal

This is a great resource as we study rhetorical analysis. Students appreciate seeing 18 rhetorical devices at a glance.

Eye-catching!

Nov 14, 2017 | By Shannon Stone

The headings and pictures on these literary device posters are bright and eye-catching. I purchased them to replace some older, more monochromatic posters and I've already gotten several comments from students who love the way they look. Since putting them up, I really think I'm hearing more of the complex terms being used, as kids look to these posters for inspiration during class discussions.