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    I am looking for suggestions of fun materials to introduce DS7 to the different types of figurative speech. I'm trying to keep it fun. TIA!

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    There are several books by Susan Hall on Using Picture Storybooks to Teach Literary Devices.


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    Has your son every read Amelia Bedelia books? Amelia Bedelia takes language very literally and ends up in many hilarious situations.

    They are early readers so if you have a gifted reader you might have jumped over reading these particular books. But they are written with the kind of humor a 6-7 year likes and might make a good resource.

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    blue magic - he read Amelia Bedelia a couple of years back and did think it was quite funny smile
    indigo - that's exactly what I was looking for. Our library has it and I just put it on hold.

    Thank you both!


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    My kids also enjoyed several different books on idioms. Most of the list the idiom, use it in a situation, explain it, then give a history of how that expression evolved.

    I think scholastic has one but there are many.


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