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5 Senses Describing Words, Sensory Language, Sensory Words, Tree Map, Thinking Maps, Sensory Details, 5th Grade Writing, 3rd Grade Writing, Writing Anchor Charts

As my writing course is coming to end I would like to share an activity that we worked on last week using sensory details. Good writers know that their reader will need to visualize when reading their story. It is important to have your students adding details that help the reader to see, hear, touch, feel, smell, and even taste. This adds so much to the student's writing and is a quick way to spice up a bland writing piece. I have posted some of my professors favorite picture books to use…

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Anchor Chart for Creating Sensory Images Reading Comprehension Strategy Sensory Words Anchor Chart, Writing Classroom Decor, Authors Craft, Student Work Displays, Teaching Third Grade Reading, Visualizing And Verbalizing, Tutoring Reading, Raise The Bar Reading, Summarizing Activities

Explicitly teaching and practicing reading strategies is so important to give students tools to better comprehend what they are reading. Some of these powerful strategies include using background knowledge, making predictions, asking questions, making inferences,

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📚 Delve into the enchanting world of language development! 👶🗣️ From recognizing familiar voices at birth to building a vocabulary of 2,500 words by age 5, every step is a marvel. At 6 months, they're language explorers, embracing diverse sounds, and by age 3, they're weaving simple sentences. 🚀🔤 Let's celebrate their linguistic journey! 🌟🗺️ Speech Language Pathology Activities, English Vocabulary Games, Language Development Activities, Building Vocabulary, Child Growth, Grammar Games, After School Routine, Receptive Language, Nouns And Verbs

📚 Delve into the enchanting world of language development! 👶🗣️ From recognizing familiar voices at birth to building a vocabulary of 2,500 words by age 5, every step is a marvel. At 6 months, they're language explorers, embracing diverse sounds, and by age 3, they're weaving simple sentences. 🚀🔤 Let's celebrate their linguistic journey! 🌟🗺️

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Language Processing Disorder: A Support Guide for Parents Language Processing Disorder, Online English Speaking Course, Brain Balance, Language Disorders, Cool Kids Bedrooms, Processing Speed, Dysgraphia, Receptive Language, Learn Languages

Does your child have language processing disorder — including receptive language disorder, expressive language disorder, or a mix of both? Use this comprehensive guide to better understand LPD and help your child thrive in school, with friends, and at home.

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