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Cootie catchers are used as toys to tell someone’s funny fortune. However, it could also be a very useful study tool to help students review hard-to-remember lesson points. Today, we will use it to review different forms of figurative speech.
This DIY project will challenge students to create a cootie catcher or a fortune teller – an origami piece with outer and inner paper panels. These can be written on and could be used as a reminder of study points. We will use it to review figurative forms.
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