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    The reading class covered denotation and connotation, idiomatic expressions, and figures of speech. Students learned that denotation is the literal meaning of a word while connotation suggests feelings or ideas. Idiomatic expressions are groups of words with an established meaning unrelated to the individual words, like "break a leg" or "piece of cake." Students were assigned to write down idiomatic expressions and explain their meanings. The teacher concluded with a summary of the key points and examples to reinforce the lesson.

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    The reading class covered denotation and connotation, idiomatic expressions, and figures of speech. Students learned that denotation is the literal meaning of a word while connotation suggests feelings or ideas. Idiomatic expressions are groups of words with an established meaning unrelated to the individual words, like "break a leg" or "piece of cake." Students were assigned to write down idiomatic expressions and explain their meanings. The teacher concluded with a summary of the key points and examples to reinforce the lesson.

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    The reading class covered denotation and connotation, idiomatic expressions, and figures of speech. Students learned that denotation is the literal meaning of a word while connotation suggests feelings or ideas. Idiomatic expressions are groups of words with an established meaning unrelated to the individual words, like "break a leg" or "piece of cake." Students were assigned to write down idiomatic expressions and explain their meanings. The teacher concluded with a summary of the key points and examples to reinforce the lesson.

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    The reading class covered denotation and connotation, idiomatic expressions, and figures of speech. Students learned that denotation is the literal meaning of a word while connotation suggests feelings or ideas. Idiomatic expressions are groups of words with an established meaning unrelated to the individual words, like "break a leg" or "piece of cake." Students were assigned to write down idiomatic expressions and explain their meanings. The teacher concluded with a summary of the key points and examples to reinforce the lesson.

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    Reading Class

    -Denotation and Connotation


    .
    -Idiomatic Expressions
    -Sound Devices
    s o n s t o
    Les e d
    -Figures of Speech
    e co ve r -Predicting Outcomes
    b :
    te r m -Sequencing Events
    this

    Opening Prayer

    Bless Us God As We Open Our Book


    Be With Us From Page To Page
    In Every Word Guide Our Reading
    In Every Exercise Guide Our Working
    In Every Picture Guide Our Seeing
    Bless Us God From Beginning to End
    Amen.
    Denotation-
    the literal or primary meaning
    of a word, in contrast to the.
    feelings or ideas that the
    word suggests. Examples: blue
    o ta tio n (color blue)
    Den

    and Connotation
    o ta t ion Connotation is the use of a
    Con word to suggest a different
    association than its literal
    meaning, Examples: blue
    (feeling sad)

    Lessons 2: What are these


    Idiomatic and what do they
    Expressions mean?
    Idiomatic
    Expressions

    Idiomatic expressions are groups of


    words with an established meaning
    unrelated to the meanings of the
    individual words. Sometimes called an
    expression, an idiom can be very colorful
    and make a 'picture' in our minds.

    1. “Break a leg”
    Examples:

    2. “Piece of cake”
    .

    3. It's raining
    cats and dogs

    Seatwork:

    Get out your notebook or


    paper and write down at
    least 6 idiomatic
    expressions. Everyone will
    be called to tell the means
    of thoese expressions. This
    will be done in 5 minutes.
    Please get ready to read out your
    Idiomatic Expressions and in telling the
    Time Is Up! meaning of those statements.
    Everyone will be given a chance to read
    so it will be fair for the rest of the pupils.
    Summary of
    Today's
    Class
    Recap 1 - Important points of the lesson
    Recap 2 - Example in real life
    Recap 3 - Existing problems and solutions
    to these problems
    Thank you for joining
    my class!

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