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My Shadow — Concept Maps
Gujarat Board · Class 5 · English- (Book-Marigold)
3 concept maps of My Shadow for Gujarat Board Class 5 English-, each also written out as a text outline. Maps: Key Elements of 'My Shadow' Poem and My.
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3 Concept Maps
Key Elements of 'My Shadow' Poem
The map in words
- My Shadow
- Main Character
- The Child
- The Shadow
- Literary Devices
- Personification
- Descriptive Language
- Figurative Language
- Physical Concepts
- Light Source
- Shadow Formation
- Size Changes
- Poem's Themes
- Wonder and Curiosity
- Imagination
- Observation
- Poem's Tone
- Playful
- Imaginative
- Humorous
- Main Character
My Shadow – Poem Overview Mind Map
The map in words
- My Shadow
- Poet
- Robert Louis Stevenson
- Scottish Poet
- A Child's Garden of Verses
- Stanza 1
- Shadow follows everywhere
- Looks exactly like the child
- Jumps before the child
- Stanza 2
- Shadow grows very tall
- Like an India-rubber ball
- Sometimes disappears
- Stanza 3
- Child wakes before sunrise
- Sees dew on buttercups
- Shadow is absent
- Shadow called lazy sleepyhead
- Literary Devices
- Personification
- Shadow called him
- Lazy and sleepyhead
- Simile
- Like an India-rubber ball
- Imagery
- Dew on buttercups
- Rhyme Scheme
- ABCB Pattern
- Personification
- Science
- Shadow needs light
- Long shadow in morning
- Short shadow at noon
- No shadow before sunrise
- Poet
Mind Map: My Shadow — Complete Chapter Overview
The map in words
- My Shadow
- Poet
- Robert Louis Stevenson
- Scottish Writer
- A Childs Garden of Verses
- Three Stanzas
- Stanza 1
- Shadow follows everywhere
- Looks like the child
- Jumps into bed first
- Stanza 2
- Grows very tall
- Becomes very small
- Like a rubber ball
- Stanza 3
- Early morning
- No shadow seen
- Sun not risen yet
- Stanza 1
- Literary Devices
- Personification
- Shadow called lazy
- Called sleepyhead
- Simile
- Like India rubber ball
- Like arrant sleepyhead
- Rhyme Scheme
- Lines 2 and 4 rhyme
- Imagery
- Dew on buttercups
- Personification
- New Words
- India rubber ball
- Buttercup
- Arrant sleepyhead
- Dew
- Theme
- Childhood curiosity
- Imagination
- Science of shadows
- Joy in simple things
- Poet
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What are the important topics in My Shadow for Gujarat Board Class 5 English- (Book-Marigold)?
Key topics in My Shadow include About the Poet, Stanza-by-Stanza Explanation, Literary Devices Used in the Poem, Theme and Message of the Poem. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 5 exams.
What do the concept maps for My Shadow show?
The 3 maps show how the ideas in My Shadow connect: Key Elements of 'My Shadow' Poem; My Shadow – Poem Overview Mind Map. Each map is also written out as an outline on this page.
How should I revise My Shadow for Class 5 exams?
Learn the core ideas first, then work through the 45 practice questions on My Shadow. Revise definitions regularly and use flashcards for quick recall before the exam.
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