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Guided
Practice

Prepare to Read

GENRE STUDY Poetry uses images, sounds, and rhythm to

express feelings. As you read the poems in Whatever the Weather,

look for:

• words that appeal to the senses

• words that make you think of powerful images

or pictures POWER WORDS

• words that are fun to say or that sound unique splatter

• repetition of sounds, words, or lines rumble

slather
SET A PURPOSE Ask questions before, during, and

after you read to help you get information or glide

understand the text. Look for evidence in the text covers

and pictures to answer your questions. creep

slithering

shimmering

Build Background: Weather and Our Feelings

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