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Onomatopoeia

    Created by: Mrs. Taylor
          ISNP 2012
Onomatopoeia
• Definition: the naming of a thing or action by
  a vocal imitation of the sound associated with
  it (as buzz, crash)
Examples of Onomatopoeia
• Cock-a-doodle-do, crowed the rooster.
• The clock goes tick-tock.
• With the click of a mouse, I can open a new
  window.
• I heard the bees buzzing.
• Don’t beep that horn again!
• Drip, drip, drip went the faucet all day long.
What examples can you think of?
• Turn to your shoulder partner and think
  of as many sound words for the following:
  – Animals (moo, chirp, etc.)
  – Food (crunch, sizzle, etc.)
  – Two things crashing together (bang,
    pow, etc.)

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Onomatopoeia

  • 1. Onomatopoeia Created by: Mrs. Taylor ISNP 2012
  • 2. Onomatopoeia • Definition: the naming of a thing or action by a vocal imitation of the sound associated with it (as buzz, crash)
  • 3. Examples of Onomatopoeia • Cock-a-doodle-do, crowed the rooster. • The clock goes tick-tock. • With the click of a mouse, I can open a new window. • I heard the bees buzzing. • Don’t beep that horn again! • Drip, drip, drip went the faucet all day long.
  • 4. What examples can you think of? • Turn to your shoulder partner and think of as many sound words for the following: – Animals (moo, chirp, etc.) – Food (crunch, sizzle, etc.) – Two things crashing together (bang, pow, etc.)