Poetry and Figurative Lapbook Update

For those of you who have been only following me this school year, you are probably like...what-the-what?  I thought this chick only teaches math.

Well, that's true this year, but last year I taught everything except science.

One of the very first things I made for Teachers Pay Teachers (besides some labels) was my Poetry and Figurative Language Lapbook.  I was so super proud of that lapbook.  Up until about mid-summer.  Then, I began to realize some of my "rookie" mistakes when making products.  So, this winter break I decided I'd edit this little puppy. 

As time escaped from me, I began to panic rethink it.  But, I promised myself that I really needed to do this. And, take it off of my "to-do" list from H-E-Double Hockey-Sticks.

So, I did.

Here you go:

I added idioms to the "Figurative Language Terms" flipbook (Thanks to buyers who suggested it).  And, I also changed the font to a more "readable" font {which took a lot more time than I thought}.  Actually, what took the longest time was converting it from Word to PowerPoint. ---Rookie mistake #452.  I will N.E.V.E.R. use Word to make things again.  PowerPoint is the way to go!

Go check it out {here} if you want to know more.

Anyway,  if you are interested, I will give this product away to 5 folks who can correctly answer this question:

What is the name of my favorite TV show right now?  I'll give you a hint...it requires tissues during every episode.

Now, off to go watch TiVo'd episodes of that show....good luck :)