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Figurative Language ELA Posters Farmhouse Classroom Decor
This beautiful set of figurative language posters will be the perfect addition to your rustic farmhouse-themed language arts classroom. 16 posters are included in this gorgeous set. Use these posters with your mini-lessons, in centers, on bulletin boards, or simply hang on the wall. They are perfect for your farmhouse, eucalyptus, or rustic classroom decor.What's Included:16 PostersLetters to create a bulletin board header, "Figurative Language"Each page contains a type of figurative language,
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Figurative Language Project | Idioms Similes and Metaphors for Fourth Grade +
This figurative language interactive notebook contains tabbed pages featuring similes, metaphors, idioms, hyperboles, alliteration, personification, and onomatopoeias. I use this flip book in conjunction with figurative language posters & focus on one literary device at a time. Answer keys are included. This is a printable resource that works well in a home setting.Directions: Pass out a collated set to each student, and have them cut on the dotted line around the tabs on the side of each p
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Also included in: Figurative Language Worksheets ⭐ Figurative Language Anchor Chart +
Figurative Language Anchor Chart Posters Review Activities 3rd 4th 5th Grade
Looking for figurative language posters to use as anchor charts that are both meaningful and decorative? These informative and cheerful posters are just what you need to help students understand figurative language during April for National Poetry Month or any time this school year!Kick-off any poetry unit with these posters to help your students understand and differentiate between the different figurative language techniques they will use as readers and writers all year long. Two options of po
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Vocabulary ETC.
quick, ready-to-go reference book for vocabularyactivity suggestions included22 pages of words lists in 7 sectionsclassificationantonyms/synonymshomonymscompound words,igurative languageword playacronyms.
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DIFFERENTIATED Identifying Figurative Language Worksheet 2 | 12 variations
This 4 page, 25 question worksheet is differentiated to 12 different variations.Students are presented with example sentences that contain figurative language. Their task is to identify what type of figurative language is being used.Figurative Language CoveredAlliterationAllusionHyperboleIdiomMetaphorOnomatopoeiaPersonificationSimileTwo Types of DifferentiationFirst, sentences are presented with and without underlining the figurative language in the sentence. The underlined version isolates the
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DIFFERENTIATED Identifying Figurative Language Worksheet 1 | 12 variations
This 4 page, 25 question worksheet is differentiated to 12 different variations.Students are presented with example sentences that contain figurative language. Their task is to identify what type of figurative language is being used.Figurative Language CoveredAlliterationAllusionHyperboleIdiomMetaphorOnomatopoeiaPersonificationSimileTwo Types of DifferentiationFirst, sentences are presented with and without underlining the figurative language in the sentence. The underlined version isolates the
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Animal Idioms Figurative Language Posters ESOL, ELL Visuals
This product includes 18 common and fun American everyday animal idioms with easily understood explanations. Great for ELL/ESOL students or any other students.Included products: -18 posters with idioms, images, and explanations-18 posters with idioms and images only - 1 beautiful poster, including all idiom posters Animal Idioms used in this deck: -Cold turkey-Black sheep-Pigheaded-Early bird-Work like a dog-Copycat-It's raining cats and dogs-Don't be a chicken-Night owl-Fly on the wall-Hold you
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DISTANCE LEARNING Mother’s Day Writing, Craft and Language Arts Activities
Make her Mother’s Day unforgettable with these adorable Mothers Day tributes and beautiful craft/artwork! Grandma versions are included for those students who live with grandparents. One writing activity encourages the students to make 3 gift wishes for their mom. They must include the gifts, the reasons, and her reactions. A prewrite graphic organizer and decorative final copy is included. The second writing activity is sort of like a “Mom Mad Lib” with fill in the blanks, but it’s serious, not
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March Idiom of the Week
Bring the magic of idioms into your classroom and school with the "March Idiom of the Week" slideshow. Watch as your students' understanding and curiosity grow, making language arts an adventure they look forward to every day!Dive into the world of idioms with our enchanting "March Idiom of the Week" slideshow, a captivating educational resource designed to enrich your language arts curriculum. This vibrant and interactive slideshow is themed around the lush and lively month of March, featuring
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Lunchbox Notes | Test Motivation Notes | Encouraging Desk Notes | Jokes for Kids
These printable lunchbox notes for kids are the perfect way to make their day while they are at school! Whether they are getting ready to take a test, need extra encouragement or motivation, or a special note for their desk, these notes are perfect for any classroom! This lunchbox notes bundle has 48 premade lunchbox notes and a blank template, so you can also make your own inspirational notes for kids. This bundle comes with:24 Cute & Funny Lunchbox Notes 8 Lunchbox Jokes for Kids8 Positive
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April Idiom of the Week Slideshow
Four idioms presented on a slideshow presentation with origin, meaning, picture and sample sentence provided.Idioms:1. Down to earth2. Turn over a new leaf3. Out of the woods4. Snake in the grassExtra: Knock on wood
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Digital Escape Room - Comprehensive ELA Review (TEKS, STAAR, CCSS)
This digital escape room game is an excellent refresher for those important things you've taught about ELA. In this game, learners must try to escape eight rooms. In each room, learners receive three questions to which each answer has a corresponding letter code. Learners must enter the correct 3-letter code, in order, to escape the current room and go to the next room. When the code is entered incorrectly, learners are prompted to try again and will receive another set of randomly-selected, mul
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Idiom Jeopardy Google Slide Version
Idioms are difficult but fun. This Jeopardy game allows students to practice guessing the meaning of an idiom from the context. Each idiom is presented in a sentence and students must state the meaning to receive their points. There are five categories: body parts, weather, love, baseball, and around the house. Each category contains 6 idioms for a total of 30. The body parts category pairs well with the book Even More Parts and the around the house category pairs well with Amelia Bedelia. Once
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Figurative Language and English Expressions "Englishisms"
New English learners and children with speech-language delays often need explicit instruction in the use of figurative Language. It's not just idioms, but the everyday play on words and peculiar phrasings.So LET’S CUT TO THE CHASE and develop THE GIFT OF GAB with this JAM-PACKED resource designed for professionals and parents to teach common expressions of English.This resource includes 224 task cards to cut apart and use in a wide variety of games or simply print out as a checklist of figures o
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WHEN QUESTIONS: Activity & Visuals
This product was created for therapeutic purposes. Use this visual as a way for students to reference the concepts of When-questions. Included in this package is a pamphlet style handout that includes an explanation of When-questions, examples, and opportunities to recognize the parts of why questions and to write original what questions. All pages of the pamphlet style handout are also formatted to be 8.5x11 handouts. Additionally, you are welcome to laminate the "When?" visual and "When?" Ques
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Also included in: BUNDLE: WH-QUESTIONS: Activities & Handouts
Animal Valentines Day Cards for Kids | Lunchbox Notes | Animal Pun Cards for Kid
These printable valentines are the perfect addition to Valentine's Day! Whether your kids are looking for Valentines Day cards for school, home, or friends and family. They are so cute, and perfect for the kids who are animal lovers. There are tons of different animals included, from zoo animals, to jungle animals, to sea creatures! Each card has a fun Valentine’s themed animal pun on it that your kids will find so funny and cute!Print as many as you would like, share them at Valentines Day part
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Halloween Idioms for Figurative Language Conversation Starter Cards
Are you looking for a fun way to teach and reinforce idioms along with language and listening skills? Use these cards to practice conversational competency skills like turn-taking and topic maintenance while using idioms in context. Practicing idioms in natural conversation helps students retain their meanings. These cards are perfect for individual or group sessions. Includes:32 Conversational question cards containing idiomsEach card includes the question, the idiom's meaning, and a picture re
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Proverbs from Around the World: A Reading Comprehension and Speaking Game
My students often request more speaking practice. We play a lot of games that require them to speak, but the speech is often scripted or so defined it’s hard to be considered spontaneous or natural. This game is one of several that we enjoy playing that allows students to speak for a longer period of time with few restrictions and no scripts. A digital version of this game is also available.Goal: Be the first player to reach finish. Players advance by reading a proverb and explaining, in their
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Also included in: Supplemental Resources for Well Said, Fourth Edition
Proverbs from Around the World: A Digital Reading and Speaking Game
My students often request more speaking practice. We play a lot of games that require them to speak, but the speech is often scripted or so defined it’s hard to be considered spontaneous or natural. This game is one of several that we enjoy playing that allows students to speak for a longer period of time with few restrictions and no scripts. A paper version of this game is also available.Goal: Be the first player to reach finish. Players advance by reading a proverb and explaining, in their own
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Also included in: Digital Speaking Practice Games & Activities Bundle
Idioms: Determine Meaning from Context | 5 Lessons & Videos | ESL EFL ELA
5 Google Slides interactive minilessons! Students will have fun determining the meaning of idioms using context clues they hear in short video clips of the idioms being used in natural conversation! Each Slides presentation includes a clickable multiple choice question, example sentences, and discussion/writing questions for even more practice. Use this to practice determining meaning from context AND teach five common English idioms! Some of the slides (see "product details" below) are EDITABLE
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Getting a Plane Ticket
This lesson's objective focuses on conversation about travel and key phrases one needs to know when in an airport. There are limitless activities a teacher can add to this PPT such as breakout groupings to develop a travel agenda for 5 days, 2 weeks, or a year abroad. Also, there is a role-play in which students can play the role of the travel agent and others act as the customer wishiing to travel. The lesson includes passports and boarding pass. It challlenges students to think about what the
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Figurative Language: Proverbs
Figurative Language: Proverbs What do these really mean? is a series of vocabulary building card activities that focus on metacognitively thinking about language to gain an understanding of the difference between abstract intentions and literal meaning. Figures of speech are important to literature and everyday conversation. They compare things to give greater meaning, add color and spark the imagination with visual imagery. Proverbs are short sayings that have a completely different meaning th
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Figurative Language: Idioms
Figurative Language – Idioms: The Magic of Understanding Figurative Language is a series of vocabulary building card activities that focus on metacognitively thinking about language to gain an understanding of the difference between abstract intentions and literal meaning. Figures of speech are important to literature and everyday conversation. They compare things to give greater meaning, add color and spark the imagination with visual imagery. Idioms are word combinations that have a completely
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Figurative Language Hyperboles - A Play On Words
Thinking with Language: The Hyperbole! A Play on Words is a series of vocabulary building card activities that focus on metacognitively thinking about language to gain an understanding of the difference between abstract intentions and literal meaning. Figures of speech are important to literature and everyday conversation. They compare things to give greater meaning, add color and spark the imagination with visual imagery. Hyperboles are extreme exaggerations that create strong visual pictures t
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