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Hoodwink | Figurative Language Activity | Micro-Learning Deck

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Cover of the hoodwink micro-learning deck listing video, audio, comprehension, close reading, and summarizing
Cover of the figurative language lesson deck
Opening prediction prompt asks what “hoodwink” means and includes a blindfold as a visual clue to the word
Prediction prompt before the video lesson
Video lesson slide for “hoodwink” shows two speakers and the subtitle “Yeah. He tried to hoodwink me yesterday.”
Video example of the vocabulary word in use
Audio-supported reading explains “hoodwink” through a fruit seller’s hidden price and its earlier blindfold meaning
Reading passage on meaning and word history
Four fill-in-the-blank sentences review “hoodwink” using the word bank: blindfold, hiding, hoodwink, and trick
Vocabulary practice following the passage
Four true-or-false statements check whether “hoodwink” meant covering eyes or noses and hiding or telling truth
True-or-false check on the word’s meanings
Summary activity asks for one sentence each for First, Next, Also, and Last, supported by a six-word bank
Guided summary of the reading passage
Teacher directions cover preparation, timing, lesson formats, icons, speaker notes, and color or black-and-white printing
Teacher instructions for using the deck
Accessibility overview lists Lexend Deca font, audio, colored backgrounds, writing templates, and engagement options
Overview of embedded learning supports
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Hoodwink | A Micro-Learning Deck for Figurative Language This teaching resource allows students to explore the figurative language term "hoodwink" in an engaging way. Through a short video lesson, a reading passage with audio, and comprehension activities, learners will grasp the meaning of hoodwink and how it is used in writing. Teachers can utilize this self-paced activity for independent practice or small group instruction. The micro-learning format takes under 15 minutes for students to complete independently. As an supplemental ELA resource, this learning deck offers a focused way for upper elementary and middle school students to build skills analyzing and applying figurative language. With audio support and multiple chances for students to interact with new vocabulary in context, this resource promotes improved reading fluency and comprehension.

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1 PowerPoint with 13 ready to display slides

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