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Wake-Up Call | Figurative Language Activity | Micro-Learning Deck

Wake-Up Call | Figurative Language Activity | Micro-Learning Deck preview
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Cover of a micro-learning deck on wake-up calls, listing figurative language, close reading, and summarizing
Cover of the figurative language lesson deck
Opening prompt asks what “wake-up call” means, alongside the phrase “This is your wake up call.”
Opening prompt about the expression’s meaning
Video lesson slide about a wake-up call shows a presenter and the subtitle “is something that makes you wake up.”
Video lesson introducing the expression
Reading passage with audio explains figurative wake-up calls through credit card debt and literal hotel calls
Reading passage on literal and figurative meanings
Fill-in-the-blank practice uses four passage sentences and the word bank: bad, morning, wake-up, and waking
Four missing-word questions from the passage
True-or-false practice checks four statements about bad reality, hotel wake-up calls, travel, and friends
Four true-or-false comprehension statements
Summary writing asks for one sentence each using First, Next, Also, and Last, supported by a six-word bank
Summary activity with four sentence prompts
Teacher directions cover preparation, timing, lesson formats, icons, speaker notes, and printing options
Teacher guidance for using the deck
Accessibility overview lists Lexend Deca font, colored backgrounds, audio, writing templates, and learner choices
Overview of embedded learning supports
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Wake Up Call | A Figurative Language Learning Activity guides students to explore figurative language in an engaging way. This resource focuses on the term "wake-up call" as an example of figurative language. Through close reading of a passage with accompanying audio, students will comprehend the meaning and purpose of figurative language. The deck includes a short video lesson explaining the key concept of a wake-up call as a figure of speech. Next, students read a passage containing wake-up calls while listening to fluent audio modeling. Finally, students respond to comprehension questions about the passage and complete a quick write activity applying what they learned about figurative wake-up calls. This self-paced activity can be used flexibly - for whole group introduction, small group practice, or individual work to build literacy skills.

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1 PowerPoint with 13 ready to display slides

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