Exploring Figurative Language & Poetry Unit!

 

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This is a great unit that gets your learners' creative writing flowing!  One of the most important parts of learning poetry is understanding figurative language, so this unit truly focuses on how language in poetry is used.  Another way that the unit helps learners with thinking creatively is using a fun doodle warm up activity.

Students start with a small, obscure doodle, and they will turn it into whatever they see!  This was a loved activity!  Check out the fun doodles my littles made below:

Finally, this awesome unit includes great anchor charts for all the figurative language vocabulary.

This unit is a wonderful way to get your students excited about poetry!  Get yours by clicking the link below:

Exploring Figurative Language & Poetry Unit!

How To Writing Unit

Missing the day before winter break meant time to be productive!  I created a How-To Writing Unit to complete with your young learners.  This unit includes lesson plans, graphic organizers, anchor charts, and writing projects!

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Holidays Around the World Unit

Santa has come early this year with your all in one Holidays Around the World Unit!  Here is a fun and interactive unit that the students will love.  This unit includes lesson plans, research graphic organizers, and projects surrounding winter holidays celebrated around the world.  The great thing about this unit is that the students get to decide which holiday they want to learn further about.  All you need in one package!

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Persuasive Writing Unit

Hope you all enjoyed your Thanksgiving break!  I had a productive weekend and created this Persuasive Writing Unit for my class.

TPT: Persuasive Writing Unit

Happy Writing!

Writing Center

This is a great way to display different types of print for students to view in the writing center.  I love a print-rich environment that emerges young learners.  To create this piece you can make your own samples or you can pull ones straight from recipe books, personal grocery lists, poetry books, used post cards, etc.  Make sure the print samples are at the students eye level for easy viewing.