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Hyperbole Poems

This document can be included in your welcome back letter and/or posted around the room for your students to view all year. Sends a great message! Print and sign each page or add a signature line for a more personalized approach!! Border is from From the Pond.

This interactive lesson was used in a 2nd grade class on the last day of school, but can be adapted to any grade level. I designed it as a way to: -incorporate technology into my lesson - keep my students engaged - re-introduce the topic of "comprehension" - give a visual representation through a virtual tour of the Eiffel Tower, since it is safe to assume not many students have been there or know what it looks like - and most importantly show a real life example of an American connection to an

Handouts used to organize group activities for my Hyperbole lesson (available for download)

I use this form to keep constant record of my guided reading groups. I hold punch and keep everything in a binder. This is an easy tool not only for yourself but for when it comes time for parent conferences or progress monitoring meetings with your administration!

Use this for young children as an individual behavior sheet. One sheet per day.

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