S 
Things a map won’t show you 
Out of the yellow by James Roy
Personification in a text 
Learning Intention 
S To be able to define 
personification 
S To be able to recognise 
personification in the 
short story ‘Out of the 
yellow’ 
Success Criteria 
S I can define 
personification 
S I can recognise 
examples of 
personification in the 
text
Key Vocabulary 
S personification 
S human qualities 
S human traits 
S inanimate objects
What is personification? 
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Hook
GKR Activity 
What does 
the title tell 
me? 
What do I 
predict the 
text will be 
about? 
What can 
the pictures 
tell me? 
What do I 
already know 
about this 
topic? 
What 
words do 
I expect 
to see? 
What 
images come 
to mind? 
What will I 
do as I 
read? 
S In table groups, discuss 
what personification is 
S Create your own 
definition of 
personification – record 
it in your book
Read Aloud 
S Using the HRLTP Read Aloud 
strategy, we will read ‘Out of 
the yellow’ together 
S Remember the rules of 
reading aloud – both as the 
reader and the listener? 
S Let’s take a few moments to 
familiarise ourselves with the 
story …
Activity 
S While reading the story, use post it notes to mark the 
examples of personification 
S Once reading is finished, share the examples of 
personification you located with your table group 
S Record these examples in your book and choose one 
example to illustrate 
S Work on the illustration on your own or with a partner
Review 
S My definition of 
personification is … 
S One example of 
personification from the 
story is … 
S The learning actions I 
used today were …

1 Personification

  • 1.
    S Things amap won’t show you Out of the yellow by James Roy
  • 2.
    Personification in atext Learning Intention S To be able to define personification S To be able to recognise personification in the short story ‘Out of the yellow’ Success Criteria S I can define personification S I can recognise examples of personification in the text
  • 3.
    Key Vocabulary Spersonification S human qualities S human traits S inanimate objects
  • 4.
    What is personification? mrswarnerarlington.weebly.com
  • 5.
  • 6.
    GKR Activity Whatdoes the title tell me? What do I predict the text will be about? What can the pictures tell me? What do I already know about this topic? What words do I expect to see? What images come to mind? What will I do as I read? S In table groups, discuss what personification is S Create your own definition of personification – record it in your book
  • 7.
    Read Aloud SUsing the HRLTP Read Aloud strategy, we will read ‘Out of the yellow’ together S Remember the rules of reading aloud – both as the reader and the listener? S Let’s take a few moments to familiarise ourselves with the story …
  • 8.
    Activity S Whilereading the story, use post it notes to mark the examples of personification S Once reading is finished, share the examples of personification you located with your table group S Record these examples in your book and choose one example to illustrate S Work on the illustration on your own or with a partner
  • 9.
    Review S Mydefinition of personification is … S One example of personification from the story is … S The learning actions I used today were …

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