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Go Overboard | Figurative Language Activity | Micro-Learning Deck

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Go Overboard micro-learning deck cover lists video, audio, figurative language, comprehension, and summarizing
Cover of the figurative language lesson deck
Lesson overview lists a language concept video, a reading passage with audio, comprehension, and a quick write
Overview of the lesson components
Opening idiom prompt asks “What do you think this means” beside a photo of someone jumping into the water
Opening prompt about the idiom’s meaning
Video lesson slide shows two speakers and the example “you didn’t have to go overboard with the supplies.”
Video example of the idiom in context
Reading passage explains the idiom as doing or saying too much and describes Anna buying excessive supplies
Reading passage with an audio option
Fill-in-the-blank activity has four passage sentences and the word bank bought, excited, overboard, person
Four missing-word sentences from the passage
True-or-false activity checks four statements about going “upboard,” being overly excited, and Anna’s shopping
Four true-or-false comprehension statements
Summary activity asks for one sentence each using First, Next, Also, and Last, supported by a six-word bank
Guided summary writing activity
Teacher directions explain preparation, approximately 30-minute timing, lesson formats, icons, and printing
Teacher instructions for using the deck
Accessibility overview lists 14-point minimum text, Lexend Deca font, audio, writing templates, and more
Overview of embedded learning supports
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Go Overboard Figurative Language Learning Activity This helpful resource allows upper elementary and middle school students to explore the figurative language term "go overboard" through an engaging, multi-sensory approach. Learners first watch an explanatory video breaking down the meaning of this nautical idiom. Next, they read or listen to a passage containing "go overboard" used in context, building comprehension of how this colorful phrase adds style and emotion to writing. Finally, students respond to what they learned by completing a quick write activity reflecting on the passage and applying their new knowledge of figurative language. This self-paced lesson can be used flexibly for whole class instruction, small groups, or independent learning to boost literacy skills.

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1 PowerPoint with 13 ready to display slides

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