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Figurative language can be so hard to understand. When students are learning new words and phrases, they use context clues to develop the meaning. However, figurative language does not work this way. Whether drawing comparisons or exaggerations, students really have to spend time learning different types of figurative language. One type that is tricky to

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Context Clues Anchor Charts: Reading Skills Reference Sheets

This context clues BOOM CARDS™ task cards and anchor charts BUNDLE includes three resources designed for students in 2nd-6th grade.Click here for a

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