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The Library Dragon's Fiery Language
Pt.1
Grade Level:
4
Subject:
Language Arts
Topic:
This lesson will help the students practice recognizing and interpreting figurative language. It will also give them an opportunity to try using figurative language themselves.
Objective:
I can understand the difference between literal and nonliteral language. RL 3.4
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Next week we'll play a game where they can work on more figurative language examples.
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Reflection:
Last year I tried this on 3rd grade and it was too hard for them. I changed it to a 4th grade lesson because the text of the story is quite advanced with all the words that imply "fire".
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Gather materials listed below.
Materials:
Story phrase strips, mini sticky notes, document camera, Smartboard
