Getting students to understand the differences between figurative and literal language can be a difficult, but worthwhile undertaking. This powerpoint will both introduce students to figurative and literal language, but will also go through many different examples that help them identify one from the other. A fun, engaging lesson plan for those looking to cover this important standard!
Literal, Figurative, Language, Lesson Plan, Unit, Standards, Reading, Conotative, Denotative, Figurative Language, Literary Terms
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November 28, 2011
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Top 5 seller on Teachers Pay Teachers for high school teachers! I have been teaching high school English the past 11 years. I have taught all levels of high school English, but I prefer freshmen! They still are open to new thoughts and many are not yet jaded!
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