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Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right | Figurative Language Activity | Micro-Learning Deck

Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right | Figurative Language Activity | Micro-Learning Deck preview
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Cover of Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right, a micro-learning deck on figurative language and comprehension
Cover of the figurative language lesson deck
Lesson overview lists a language concept video, reading passage with audio, comprehension, and quick write
Overview of the lesson components
Opening prediction prompt asks students what the lesson's expression about two wrongs and a right means
Opening prompt about the expression's meaning
Video lesson slide introduces the expression through a conversation, with the subtitle 'who would do that.'
Video component of the figurative language lesson
Reading passage with audio tells how Helen justified stealing because her boss stole, explaining the expression
Audio-supported reading passage about Helen
Fill-in-the-blank comprehension task uses four passage sentences and the words okay, stealing, worse, and wrongs
Four sentence-completion items for the passage
True-or-false comprehension task has four statements about Helen, her boss, and whether two wrongs make a right
Four true-or-false items for the passage
Summary writing task provides First, Next, Also, and Last prompts plus a word bank about Helen and the company
Guided summary writing after comprehension
Teacher directions explain no-prep slides, approximately 30 minutes of activities, lesson formats, and printing
Teacher guidance for using the lesson slides
Accessibility overview lists font size, Lexend Deca, colored backgrounds, audio, icons, and writing templates
Overview of the deck's embedded learning supports
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Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right Figurative Language Learning Activity This helpful resource allows educators to teach students about the common figurative language phrase "Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right." Through an engaging PowerPoint presentation, students will watch an explanatory video lesson that defines this phrase. Learners will then read an passage with audio that uses this figurative language. Finally, students will answer reading comprehension questions about the passage and complete a quick write activity to demonstrate understanding. This activity can be used in whole group, small group, or individual settings with grades 4-7. The resource provides an entertaining way for students to explore figurative language.

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1 PowerPoint with 13 ready to display slides

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