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12th grade Common Core L.4.5b centers
Confusing Imperatives and an Idiom with Amelia Posters
When giving directions, we often use imperatives. The problem with some imperatives is that English language learners do not immediately understand them. It is the misunderstanding of imperatives, idioms, and other vocabulary that often lends humor to the Amelia Bedelia books. My English language learners, particularly my older students, enjoy reading these books. They are short and easy to read, and the pictures help them understand unfamiliar vocabulary. My ELLs also often identify with Amelia
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Also included in:Â Children's Literature Super Bundle
Figurative Language Tools
Figurative Language Tools was designed to help student's understand the difference elements of the English language. Figurative language can be tricky.This resource includes:6 different worksheets based on alliteration, hyperbole, similes, metaphors, personification, and idiomsDefineExamplesFind the literal meaning behind each exampleCreate their ownDraw either one of the examples or their own.Print, have fun, and ENJOY!3 Tips for Customers:Click on the Green Button above to follow my store!I re
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3rd - 12th
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