Patterns of Power 6.5 - Rain Pummeled the Ground Versus The Ground Was Pummeled by Rain: Find Your Active Voice (Invitation to Notice) — Classroom Activity by Amy Zimmerman

Fists of rain pummel the cockpit windshield. Rivers of quicksilver darkness drown the moon. - Robert Burleigh, Night Flight: Amelia Earhart Crosses the Atlantic Additional Sentences - The cockpit windshield is pummeled by fists of rain. The moon is drowned by rivers of quicksilver darkness.

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Patterns of Power 6.5 - Rain Pummeled the Ground Versus The Ground Was Pummeled by Rain: Find Your Active Voice (Invitation to Notice)

What do you notice about this?

3rd Grade, 5th Grade, 4th Grade, English Language Arts

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