“Giftedness is not what you do or how hard you work. It is who you are. You think differently. You experience life intensely. You care about injustice. You seek meaning. You appreciate and strive for the exquisite. You are painfully sensitive. You are extremely complex. You cherish integrity. Your truth-telling has gotten you in trouble. Should 98% of the population find you odd, seek the company of those who love you just the way you are. You are not broken. You do not need to be fixed. You are utterly fascinating. Trust yourself!”

Linda Silverman~Gifted Development Center Denver


Monday, 8 July 2013

Figurative Language Bookmarks Manic Monday FREEBIE


Welcome to another Manic Monday!  I made these Figurative Language bookmarks awhile ago when I was trying out some new techniques using Powerpoint to make printables.  

As you have already noticed, I am also obsessed with all things chalkboard.  I forgot I had uploaded them until I came across them the other day.  They had been downloaded hundreds of times, without my needing a blog post!  

I decided they would make a great Manic Monday Freebie as many of my bloggy buddies south of the border are getting ready for Back to School.  Warm up your colour printers and laminators!

Classroom Freebies Manic Monday


I find that while teaching reading, it is important to refer to the different types of figurative language frequently.  I have poster sets up on bulletin boards in my classroom, but I found giving my students different bookmarks during the year was also helpful.  

Print on cardstock, cut in half and laminate!  EASY!


Click on either image to download for FREE



Are you following this blog on Bloglovin?  Be sure to link up YOUR OWN BLOG at the Back to School with Bloglovin Blog Hop sponsored by Teachingisagift and A Teacher Without a Class.  Click on the IMAGE below to link up your blog and hop along to find other great new blogs to follow!



Looking for a great book to read aloud to your students for back to school?  Read my post about the THREE QUESTIONS by clicking on this beautiful picture by author John Muth.



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13 comments:

  1. Brandee Green8 July 2013 at 07:14

    Thanks for the freebie! :)
    ~Brandee
    Creating Lifelong Learners

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    1. Ms.M from Teachingisagift8 July 2013 at 13:15

      You are more than welcome! I hope you can use them!
      Sidney

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  2. Im Lovin Lit8 July 2013 at 11:46

    Love love love. THANK YOU! :)

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    1. Im Lovin Lit8 July 2013 at 11:49

      I tried to leave feedback for the freebie on TN but couldn't figure out how.. am I that dense? I did click Follow but also wanted to rate it since I"ll be using it...
      Erin

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    2. Ms.M from Teachingisagift8 July 2013 at 13:18

      Erin,
      TN is different from TpT. I put most of my stuff on TpT but I found I had uploaded these bookmarks to TN! Surprise! On TN you click on the ratings and feedback TAB beside the product info. I appreciate your taking the time to contact me about this. I really hope you find a use for these!
      Sidney

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  3. Amy8 July 2013 at 22:41

    Thanks so much for the bookmark! So cute! I just downloaded it and can't wait to use it with my students!
    Amy
    http://middleschoolminions.blogspot.com

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    1. Ms.M from Teachingisagift8 July 2013 at 22:43

      Amy,
      Let me know how they turn out. You will probably get to do them before I will. I was learning how to change out backgrounds when I made them. I think I might even make other coloured backgrounds to practice!
      Sidney

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  4. Unknown9 July 2013 at 02:15

    Thank you so much for the freebie! Now I have to find this book, The Three Questions.

    Dee
    Mrs. B's Nook

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  5. Ms.M from Teachingisagift9 July 2013 at 08:14

    Dee,
    My pleasure! The book is not hard to find. You can order it from Amazon or from Chapters Indigo (in Canada). Worth adding to any classroom library!
    Sidney

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  6. Theresa9 July 2013 at 08:36

    love it! The examples are wonderful!

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  7. Ms.M from Teachingisagift9 July 2013 at 09:16

    Theresa,
    Thank you! I tried to use examples the kids might hear in everyday language or a song "shine bright like a diamond"..thank you Rhianna! I am glad you think you might be able to use them. I just really wanted to have a set and I didn't want to buy pre-made ones.
    Sidney

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  8. ghjkl11 July 2013 at 11:14

    What a great freebie! I know I'll be able to use it next year with my students.

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  9. Garden Full of Knowledge16 July 2013 at 09:57

    This is great! Thanks so much! This will be a wonderful 'go-to' tool. Thanks for sharing it!
    Najda

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