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This is a graphic organizer to help students move from the literal to the figurative meaning behind imagery. Students are asked to write the literal meaning from the text, draw a picture of the selected text, and explain the figurative meaning to tie it all together. This graphic organizer is the certain piece for a bundle of lessons written around Dr. Seuss and Robert Frost, using imagery as its focal point.
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nemsde
Concise and manageable :)
August 9, 2012 
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I have been an ELA, Theatre, and/or Reading teacher since 1996. I began my teaching career in New York and now teach in Delaware.
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