In this one line, assonance is the âurâ sound in âpurpleâ and âcurtainâ, consonance is the âsâ sound in âuncertainâ and ârustlingâ, and alliteration is shown in the âsâ sound at the beginning of silked and sad..
Some natural talents include  athletics, playing golf, writing, singing and pottery. Photography, science and gardening are also natural talents. Some people are naturally better than others at doing certain things, such as training dogs, storytelling or bookkeeping.
Identifying Natural and Man-Made Resources Lesson two of the Identifying Natural and Man-Made Resources unit introduces the terms natural and manmade resources. Reviewing needs and wants, students will determine which is natural and which is man-made.Students will identify and differentiate natural/man-made resources and list the characteristics of each. Finally, students will understand that it takes people at work to make natural resources into man-made resources.ntroduce the terms natural resources and man-made resources. Explain that natural resources are items found in nature and man-made resources come from nature, but it takes people to work (human resources) to make them into something man-made.