by Always Learning
5th - 7th Grade
The Common Core requires a realignment of a reading program as well as additional skills and strategies to better comprehend text. Activities that teach denotation and connotation will enable students to gain access to author’s techniques, which will in turn improve their reading as well as their writing.
This mini-lesson and activity defines the two and provides a large group of words for small groups or partners to sort into Neutral, Positive, or Negative groups. This activity can be done on chart paper or easily adapted to Interwrite boards.
Please leave your feedback. I hope it helps you in your classroom!
-Wendy Muni
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Thanks so much, Victoria, for highlighting my Denotation and Connotation lesson! Working hard at uploading even more products to my store, so it was a thrill to see this on your blog!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Victoria, thank you so much for highlighting my work! It's much appreciated and gives me more impetus to get my products up on TPT!
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