Description
These figurative language activities allow students to demonstrate an understanding of idioms, similes, and metaphors, both in isolation and in context.
Why Practice Figurative Language?
- Figurative language is a great way to enhance writing by choosing just the right words.
- Young readers will likely encounter figurative language in their reading.
- Figurative language is used in daily oral language.
You can choose to use print, digital, or a combination of both. Either way, your students will stay engaged while enhancing their figurative language skills.
Puzzles & Games
You can use these hands-on activities for:
- Centers
- Small Group Work
- Whole Class Engagement
- Partner Practice
Idioms, Similes, and Metaphors Worksheets
You can use these no-prep printable activities for:
- Morning Work
- Homework
- Guided Practice
- Assessment
- Spiral Review
Digital Resources
Because digital versions are included, your students have a paperless way to use the figurative language activities.
Digital resources are perfect for
- Sending work to absent students
- Display on interactive whiteboard for whole-group practice
- Lessen the piles of paper
- Easy grading
- Accommodate students with fine motor needs
What’s included?
► Simile Match Puzzles- includes 12 similes and definitions, directions, recording sheet, and answer key
► Metaphor Match Puzzles- includes 12 metaphors and definitions, directions, recording sheet, and answer key
► Idiom Match Puzzles- includes 12 idioms and definitions, directions, recording sheet, and answer key
► A Print-Friendly Version of all three centers
► Suggestions for Use
► Two Simile Worksheets
► Two Metaphor Worksheets
► Three Idiom Worksheets
► Three Dice Games
► Figurative Language Drawing Activity
► Figurative Language Writing Activity
► Idioms, Similes, and Metaphors Worksheet with Mixed Practice
► 13 Corresponding Digital Activities all set for Google Classroom
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