Onomatopoeia
Definition: onomatopoeia are words that sound like the objects they name or the sounds those objects make.
Zip
goes the jacket
" Zip" is an onomatopoeia
word because it sounds
like a jacket is
zipping up.
"Zip" is an example of onomatopoeia because it sounds like what it is. When you zip up a zipper the sound the zipper makes sounds like a zipper. Here are other onomatopoeia words:
Boom,
bang, slash, slurp,
gurgle, meow,and woof
Cafeteria
Boom!
Went the food
trays.
Clap! Clap!
Goes the teacher.
Rip!
Went the
plastic bag.
Munch! Munch!
Go the students.
Slurp!!!
Went the straws.
Whisper
Is what half
the kids
in the room
are doing.
Crunch!
Crunch!
go
the candy bars.
By: Rachael
The Hockey Game
30
seconds 'til the game is over.
Tick tock.
Tick tock.
Oh no!
Slap!
Bang!
There goes the puck!
Clink!
Clank!
Clink!
Clank!
The puck is heading for the goal!
Clang!
Clang!
Goal!
Buzz!
Buzz!
Buzz!
Game over! Lummis wins!
Rustle!
Clap!
Yackety Yak!
We won!
By: Rachel
Pizza Parlor
Wee!
Wee!
Goes the dough in the air.
Splat !
Splat !
Goes the sauce on the dough.
Sprinkle.
Sprinkle.
Goes the cheese on the sauce.
Flop!
Flop!
Goes the pepperoni on the cheese.
Sizzle!
Sizzle!
Goes the pizza as it cooks.
By: Alex
