Imagery activities

Imagery AC

The Little Yellow Leaf Mentor This is a literacy activity dealing with imagery. The students will fill out each of the flap on the worksheet using a different imagery sense.

We are going to read Green Giant by Jack Prelutsky and create mental images. I'm excited to see what they end up creating. I wrote the poem ...

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From an art therapy website - Each person creates art to represent the corresponding emotion on the wheel - using colors, abstraction, or representationally. The more we make space for emotions, the more freedom we have to dance with them, rather than feeling overwhelmed by them.

Teaching Mood Activities for Your Middle School ELA Classroom MOOD Writers create it by using words, details, and descriptions to make a story seem gloomy, creepy, imaginary, pitiful, lighthearted, comical, or somber. Of course there are other mood words that a writer can use, but we can stick with these for now! The cool part about it

In this post, we'll dive into understanding idioms, explore the benefits of teaching them, and unveil a treasure trove of mini-lessons, engaging activities, and creative resources to introduce, practice, and master idiomatic expressions.

visualizing- This is pinned wrong. (biggest pet peeve is when people dont post a link to the blog post. They post the entire blog and I have to search through it) Anyway, here is the direct link http://firstgradepandamonium.blogspot.com/2011/11/short-u-pumpkins-rtr-and-some.html