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1) The document describes a 1st grade language arts lesson on spelling words using specific letters. 2) The teacher enhanced the lesson by displaying word chunks and real words using those chunks to help students distinguish real from nonsense words. 3) Using a slideshow kept students engaged by having them identify real and nonsense words, though the teacher notes it should have been briefer to maintain attention. The technology helped engage students but was not essential to the lesson.
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