Reading 'BEwARe!' by James Carter
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I can listen to and discuss 'BEwARe!'.
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James Carter tries to create pictures in the listener's head.
Descriptions using onomatopoeia, verbs and nouns help to imagine how the bear sounds, looks and moves.
These words can be spoken with expression and intonation.
Poems feel different to read depending on their rhythm.
The way we read a poem can make it entertaining for people listening.
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