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Aug 29, 2010
What do you do with those overused words? I teach 7th grade.
Laura
On 8/29/10, Melissa wrote: > I'm looking for some new ideas for those overused babyish > words in writing. I've called them dead words before > because they were "extinct" and had them on a poster with > dinosaurs. For the last 5 years I've called them "Dead > Words" and have the students make tombstones with alternate > words to ...See More
txteacher586
I put them to bed! I have a picture of bed and put all the words that are overused on it. I have a graphic if you're interested. Just email me!
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