Vocabulary :

• Common Examples of Onomatopoeia In Animal Sounds (buzzle.com)
  Ex. : Dog - bark, bow wow, woof / Pig - oink / Lion - roar / bird - chirrup, chirp, tweet...

• Onomatopoeia (thewriteprescription.com)
  
  

• The Simpsons - Influences on Language (Wikipedia)

  

• #08 English Noises and Sounds - 6 pages + Interactive Test
  (JC Viel)

  

• Onomatopoetic Words
  "Onomatopoeia means the "name" given to a sound. It's a word imitation of noise."
  ex : "Bong, a bell sound"
  (soundsafaritheater.com)

• Onomatopoeia - a partial list of onomatopoeic words (montgomerycollege.edu)

• Interjections with examples (openlearningcenter.com)
  
  
  
• Interjections in the Rap Dictionary (rapdict.org)

• FindSounds - Search the Web for Sounds

• Onomatopoeia From Wikipedia
  
  

  1 Examples and uses of onomatopoeia 1.1 Everyday Examples 1.2 Examples in literature 1.3 Onomatopoeia in music 1.4 Non-auditory onomatopoeia 1.5 Onomatopoeia in advertising 1.6 Onomatopoeic names 2 Onomatopoeias in pop culture

  
  

• Onomatopoeia - some examples with pictures (worsleyschool.net)
  
  
  
  
  
• Interjections - a list with examples (englishclub.com)

• DICTIONNAIRE DES ONOMATOPÉES DE BANDES DESSINÉES (dr-belair.com)
  (CARTOONS ONOMATOPOIAS DICTIONARY)

• A Dictionary of Comicbook Words - Ka-Boom! (epe.lac-bac.gc.ca)
  
  
  

• Symbols in Comic Books - with explanations (epe.lac-bac.gc.ca)

Facts :

• Why did LOL infiltrate the language?
  "The internet slang term "LOL" (laughing out loud) has been added to the Oxford English Dictionary, to the mild dismay of language purists.
  But where did the term originate? And is it really a threat to our lexicon?"
  "OMG! LOL's in the OED. LMAO!"
  + LOL around the world : mdr (and derivatives) / 555 / asg / mkm / ...
  (BBC)
  
  

INTERACTIVE exercises :

• #08 English Noises and Sounds - 6 pages + Interactive Test
  (JC Viel)

  

• Useful Expressions called interjections. - "When do you use them ?"
  Matching - Flashcards (Java / non-Java) - Concentration - Word Search
  Activities created by: Renée Maufroid

  

• Now, what is an ONOMATOPOEIA? - with interactive exercises (berghuis.co.nz)

• Literature-Onomatopoeia Part 1 (dowlingcentral.com)
  "What is the example of onomatopeia in each excerpt?"

• Interjections - (a4esl.org)
  "Somebody has just stepped on your toe.
  Which interjection would best fit the situation? a. Yoo-hoo! b. Ouch! c. Eh! ..."

Exercises TO PRINT :

• Onomatopoeia - exercise to print (abcteach.com)

• Primary Resources: Onomatopoeia - to print (primaryresources.co.uk)
  Idem
  Another page
  
  

• What's That Sound? (educationworld.com)
  "What sound does each of the following animals make?
  What sound does each of the following objects make?
  What sounds would you hear if you were . . . at a football game? etc
  Onomatopoeic Words :
  "Use the following list to help you use onomatopoeic words in your poems."

Games TO PRINT :

• Buzz-Whirr-Splat! - a game
  "Use onomatopeic expressions (words that sound like the sounds that they represent) to teach phonics."
  (adamlilith.net)

  

Poems :

• Ninja Poem (xeni.net)
  
  

Cartoons :

		Ahhhhh! (londonstimes.us)
March Madness (cagle.com)	Sheet! (cagle.com)	Cartoons (politicalcartoons.com) (Si le lien est inaccessible, enregistrer l'image pour obtenir la taille initiale.)
Zap! Zonk! Pow! (cagle.com)	Cover about parents keeping track of their teens in the age of computers, cell phones and instant messaging. (greenberg-art.com)	Overdose (cartoonstock.com)
Mooo! Lien modifié	Obesity costs Americans billions (cagle.slate.msn) (Si le lien est inaccessible, enregistrer l'image pour obtenir la taille normale.)	This was easier than I thought! (cagle.com)

Songs :

• Wheels On The Bus Song - Animated (learninggamesforkids.com)
  + LYRICS
  "The horn on the bus goes "Beep, beep, beep"
  All through the town."
  (kididdles.com)
  
  

• Todd Rundgren — Onomatopoeia
  "My senses tell me hubba...
  It's sort of lub, dub, lub, dub...
  It's sort of zoom, zip, hiccup, drip
  Ding, dong, crunch, crack, bark, meow, whinnie, quack...
  Screech, splash, squish, squeek
  Jingle, rattle, squeel, boing
  Honk, hoot, hack, belch"
  (lyricsfreak.com)
  Listen to the song. (YouTube)

• Interjections! - a song you can listen to. (school-house-rock.com)
  - the LYRICS
  

  

FLASH animations :

• Grammar Rock Interjection (YouTube)

  

• Firefighters - with songs - onomatopoeia (storyplace.org)

  

Videos :

• Alan Parsons Project - Don't Answer Me - une chanson
  avec une BD animée très bien réalisée, intéressante pour les interjections par exemple
  (YouTube)
  + the LYRICS
  "If you believe in the power of magic,
  It's all a fantasy
  So if you need to believe in someone,
  Just pretend it's me"
  (lyricsfreak.com)