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Spice up your lessons on figurative language with this engaging question trail activity that will get students up and moving around the room.A question trail is an activity comprised of different multiple choice “stations” or “spots.” These questions are posted throughout the classroom. At each station, students answer a multiple choice question. Each answer (a, b, c, or d) will send the students to a different station. If students answer each question correctly, they will travel to each station

I believe that it is so important to make learning fun and give learners a chance to move. In this engaging activity, students review figurative language (metaphor, alliteration, allusion, idioms, simile, hyperbole, onomatopoeia, and personification.). Students also get to preview novels and look at current song lyrics. It makes learning fun, engaging, kinesthetic, and relevant. Save yourself a bunch of time and purchase this activity today! If you need to review theme, I also have a theme qu

Grow your readers with this Print and Digital Figurative Language Reading Passages. Your students will have so much reading these passages while showing their comprehension skills. GRAB THE MEGA READING BUNDLE HERE!GRAB THE FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE READING BUNDLE HERE!INCLUDED:Print & digital options (see page 3-4 for link)Color & bw printing options6 Figurative Language passages included in color, bw and digital format.Student written response activityAnswer key provided. Figurative Language

This product is a great resource to assess your students to determine if they can identify, understand the purpose, and analyze figurative language. Terms/Concepts Covered: Metaphor, Alliteration, Simile, Personification, Idiom, Onomatopoeia, Allusion, Hyperbole, Imagery33 Question Multiple Choice Assessment Includes:Identification: 9 questions determining the correct definition for each of the terms listed above. 3 questions determining the type of figurative language used in a sentence.Purpose

Similes, Metaphors, Idioms, Oh My! Figurative language is so much fun to teach and for students to learn. I love seeing the light bulb go off when kids discover the hidden meaning behind some common examples of figurative language. These figurative language task cards & reading passages will help your students practice identifying and interpreting figurative language!   Each short figurative langauge passage includes multiple examples of figurative language and helps students see why the aut

Practice identifying examples of figurative language in winter/holiday songs with this engaging question trail activity that gets your students up and moving around the room. All songs are winter/secular holiday songs that do not mention Christmas or other specific holidays, so this activity is inclusive and appropriate for all students.A question trail is an activity comprised of different multiple choice “stations” or “spots.” These questions are posted throughout the classroom. At each statio

Grow your students love of reading with this BUNDLE OF FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE READING COMPREHENSION PASSAGES. These reading passages are bundled together and discounted! These are prefect for third grade, fourth grade and fifth graders. Included are reading practice passages perfect for: warm-up, bell work, homework, or weekly assessments. INCLUDED (CLICK EACH LINK TO SEE A CLOSER LOOK)FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE READING SET #1FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE READING SET #2TAKE A PEEK AT ALL THE READING COMPREHENSION S

Looking for a unique and creative activity to teach figurative language? Look no further! These editable figurative language short stories and comprehension questions are the perfect way to strengthen students' skills in a fun and engaging way.Students will actively annotate the text while they read and search for the answers to a variety of comprehension questions that require textual evidence. What's included?Teacher directionsShort stories and comprehension questions for the following types o

Engage your students & help them practice identifying examples of figurative language in "All Summer in A Day" with this unique kinesthetic "question trail" activity that will get your students up & moving around the classroom!If you've never facilitated a "question trail," now is the time to try it out! You and your students will be hooked on its unique approach to learning.A question trail is an activity comprised of different multiple choice “stations” or “spots.” These questions are

Engage your students & help them practice identifying examples of figurative language in Jacqueline Woodson's Before the Ever After with this unique kinesthetic "question trail" activity that will get your students up & moving around the classroom!If you've never facilitated a "question trail," now is the time to try it out! You and your students will be hooked on its unique approach to learning.A question trail is an activity comprised of different multiple choice “stations” or “spots.”

✯ Figurative Language Worksheets & Poetic Devices Practice. 120 Questions. Gr 5-6✯ This Grade 5 and Grade 6 resource is designed to give your students the opportunity to practice and reinforce their understanding of Figurative Language and poetic devices. No preparation is needed! ✯ This resource contains 6 engaging worksheets with full answer keys. They are spread throughout 32 pages in the form of Multiple Choice Questions; the total of 120 MCQs. Each worksheet contains 20 Multiple Choice

Grow your readers with Set #2 Figurative Language Reading Passages. Your students will have so much reading these passages while showing their comprehension skills. GRAB THE FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE READING BUNDLE HERE!INCLUDED:Print & digital options (see page 3-4 for link)Color & bw printing options6 Figurative Language passages included in color, bw and digital format.Student written response activityAnswer key provided. Figurative Language PostersFigurative Language Skill focus on: Simile

This is a partner or small group activity that will have students answering 15 questions related to Sandra Cisneros' use of figurative language/ poetic devices in The House on Mango Street. The product contains 15 multiple questions. Each correct answer will direct students to the next question they should answer. The correct answers will lead the students to each of the 15 questions exactly once. Only by getting the correct answers will students be able to complete the circle trail successfull

Printable Copies AND SELF-GRADING GOOGLE FORM QUIZ LINKS - Figurative Language Tests - includes a 50 question test identifying figurative language, and a 10 question test analyzing figurative language.Perfect for laptops, Chromebooks, desktops, ipads, etc. Includes:50 Identification Questions Covering - --Similes--Metaphors--Onomatopoeia--Personification--Hyperbole--Alliteration--Idiom--Allusion10 Analysis Questions Covering - --Similes --Metaphors --Onomatopoeia--Personification--Hyperbole--Al

Metaphors and figurative language practice to help your students amplify their communication, language and writing skills. This set of 40 metaphors and figurative language targets multiple grammar skills!Each metaphor includes multiple questions and a fill in the blank so your students have an opportunity to create their own metaphors. This is truly a comprehensive approach to understanding and using metaphors!⭐️ Each trial includes:Yes/no questionWhat questionFree response, to give your student

This engaging activity will get students out of their seats and test their knowledge on the big figurative language concepts. The question trail focuses on metaphor, simile, hyperbole, and personification. This question trail will get students moving from one question to the next, using their recording sheets to determine what type of figurative language they should look for. The correct response will lead them to the next clue and allow them to move around the room searching for their next clue

Engage students with "Rules of the Game," a short story by Amy Tan. Over 3 days, students read the text, answer discussion questions, trace a metaphor through the story in a Metaphor Map, and hold a class discussion. This resource includes lesson plans, bell ringers, reading questions, Metaphor Map assignment, discussion protocol, and the full text. All the prep work is done!Materials are in PDF to print and all student materials are writeable in Google. ⭐ WAIT - This resource is included in my

Put on your crown because your time as a king or queen has come in this engaging reading classroom transformation! Students practice with figurative language in a FUN way! When they complete all figurative language worksheets, they win! This EDITABLE royal palace room transformation has lots of figurative language activities including idioms, onomatopoeia, similes, metaphors, hyperboles, personification, and more. Print and digital versions are included. Click here to save 30% when you buy the b

I believe that it is so important to make learning fun and give learners a chance to move. In this engaging activity, students review figurative language (metaphor, alliteration, allusion, idioms, simile, hyperbole, onomatopoeia, and personification.). Students also get to preview novels and look at current song lyrics. It makes learning fun, engaging, kinesthetic, and relevant. Save yourself a bunch of time and purchase this activity today! *** This escape may be a challenge for 6th-grade learn

This assessment is wonderful to give students after they've been taught how to identify figurative language terms in a short story. By using "The Lottery" by Shirley Jackson as a model this assessment asks them to answer questions about the story's pro and antagonist, identify the meanings of select symbols in the story, define select literary terms and answer two extended response questions regarding both social commentary present in the story and the story's plot. This assessment was created i

Get students up and moving with this engaging question trail. Students will answer questions to analyze figurative language in S.E. Hinton's The Outsiders.Post questions around the room. Students will record answers on their answer sheet. If they answer correctly, they will make a full loop without repeating any questions.Included:DirectionsQuestion Trail with 10 questions to post around the room.Student Response SheetAnswer SheetThis is a PDF digital download.

Welcome to Around the World: Figurative Language Edition! Have fun learning and reviewing examples of similes, metaphors, personifications, and alliterations. The goal is for a student to go all the way around the room and get back to their own seat first. The player who does so, wins the game. Simply hit play on the slideshow and press next slide for each new rounds.Step #1 Explain the game, demonstrating how it is played if necessary.Step #2 Begin at the front of the classroom at the first

This is a 37 question quiz created as a supplement for 7th and 8th grade ELA and Intensive Reading classes containing figurative language, archetypes and genre.

This a great resource for Figurative Language and Author's Craft (Google Slides - 8 questions). It covers the techniques of idiom, onomatopoeia, simile, & personification in Judy Moody, Mood Martian with multiple choice questions (answers on the following slides). It also has has open-ended/discussion questions over author's craft, concerning how author's use figurative language in writing. This can be a quick check for understanding after reading the story, a review before a quiz, etc. It c