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Author Suzanne Collins uses rich language filled with similes, metaphors, hyperbole, personification, and irony in "The Hunger Games." This activity (three pages of worksheets + three pages of answer keys) allows students to learn the difference between the different types of figures of speech and explore their meanings.

This is perfect for using early in the novel, or any time throughout without spoiling any of the plot: the first page covers examples from the first chapter; second page covers chapters 2-4; and the third page covers chapters 5-6.
ANSWER KEY INCLUDED!

If you are looking to purchase the entire unit for The Hunger Games, you can find it here:
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Hunger-Games-Unit-Lessons-QA-Tests-Activities-Quiz-Vocab-Maps-Key

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K-12 Subject:

English Language Arts, English, Literature

Grade Level(s):

Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, Higher Education, Homeschooler

Teaching Duration:

50 Minutes

Type of Resource:

Lesson Plans (Individual), Activities, Novel Study

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N/A

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Nikki Tyhurst

Excellent!!

April 27, 2013

BW005

Wonderful resource. It gave me lots to think about as I approached and taught the novel.

March 31, 2013

Rachael Osinski (TpT Seller)

Thanks!

February 16, 2013

emilylkearney

Can't wait to use this with my students.

January 13, 2013

pamelaknows

Great resource!

January 1, 2013

cadiz

Great lesson!

December 14, 2012

MichelleT3551

Great activity since the whole story is full of metaphors!

November 12, 2012

amwarren

Great!

November 11, 2012

csaldiva

GREAT additon! :)

November 5, 2012

mskcpotter (TpT Seller)

Kids loved it!

August 11, 2012

jennylee

Excellent unit

April 13, 2012

cadler

Beyond incredible! This unit has saved me precious time and sanity. Thank you!

March 30, 2012

amandaalix

I'm always looking for the "beyond comprehension" items, such as literary terms/skills, to incorporate into the unit and then to make the kids hunt for in the book. I think they enjoy the diversity of the different elements and assignments instead of the same-old-same-old of answering questions or writing journals about it.

March 16, 2012

kfawleysjs

Fabulous!

January 8, 2012

monicaandryc

I will use it!

October 19, 2011

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dragonfly54

Shy do you think this lesson on The Hunger Games was not rated a 5?

November 13, 2012

Tracee Orman (TpT Seller)

4.0 is the highest it can be rated, but thanks! :)

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Grades Taught:

Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, Staff

Subject Area:

English Language Arts, For All Subject Areas, Journalism

I've been teaching at my current public high school for twelve years, and have a total of 16 years experience. Most of my experience is teaching high school English and journalism classes; however, for several years I taught an art history class. I teach all levels--from honors students to special education students; therefore, I'm constantly modifying my assignments to fit my students' needs.

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