Find your own videos, articles and stories about the sea!
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Name + Author | Atmosphere | Mood | How did the author create this mood and atmosphere? | Language features you can spot |
News article about the sea
Hitching a ride on a shark | Nervous Creepy | Thrilling, chills, spooked, exciting, stirring, fasincating | Remoras are the first known fish to have such a tactile-sensory system. | Adjective - concave bumps like tiny umbrella tops that each cover three chains of sensory nerves which extend through the disc’s skin layers. |
A fictional story
The little mermaid audio | Happy Peaceful Calm Suspense Sad
| Musical Fun Pitiful
| Long detailed story of a mermaid wanting to have feet | Simile - Fruit that shone like gold
Concrete noun - Brunchers
Adverb - Pleasure
Pathos - I felt sorry for Ariel for not having the things she wanted. |
A nonfiction story
The heart of the sea trailer | Fear Scary Horrifying Creepy Intamateding | Inormaly | Mega whale | Concrete noun - Whale, ship
Adjective - Demon Whale |
A video about the Sea
Ocean animals for kids | Interesting Fascinating | Learning
| Narration | Simile - They live on KRILL, which is very very small animals that kind of looks like a shrimp |
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