Description
(Digital and Printable Versions) A digital, self-grading version has also been included. Some of the digital cards contain guided tutorials to help students understand elements of figurative language. The remaining cards provide practice and score student progress. Just click to assign the digital cards. The digital version works through Easel at no additional cost to you. It grades student work and shows student progress. Plus a printable version has been included.
Benefits
- These task cards teach and review concepts. Tutorials are included.
- Students go beyond identifying metaphors, personification, imagery, etc. and analyze how the use of these devices are used by an author in a passage.
- Questions are written similar to those in state and local assessments. Students get authentic practice with mini passages that mirror the writing techniques of award winning authors.
- There is a digital self-grading portion included. Just click to assign. The guided tutorials are like having an extra teacher in the classroom. Students get guidance about how to analyze text, and they get practice actually analyzing it. A roster of student progress is provided for you through Easel (at no additional charge with your TPT membership). Repeated practice allows you track student progress.
These task cards are unique because they teach similes, metaphors, idioms, personification, hyperbole, and imagery. PLUS, the questions are written at different levels of Bloom's Taxonomy to help students analyze how and why authors use each of these techniques in text. This is perfect for Common Core because this as well as other assessments often want students to go beyond identifying similes, metaphors, etc. They want students to analyze what they read too.
This document comes with a student recording form and a printable box too! This is great because a printable box of task cards can be handed to a small group of students or be sent home with a student that needs extra practice.
This document contains-
25 figurative language task cards
An easy-fold printable box for storage
A student recording form
An answer key
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Self-Grading Figurative Language Task Cards (Practice & Guided Tutorials) +Print
Highlights
Description
(Digital and Printable Versions) A digital, self-grading version has also been included. Some of the digital cards contain guided tutorials to help students understand elements of figurative language. The remaining cards provide practice and score student progress. Just click to assign the digital cards. The digital version works through Easel at no additional cost to you. It grades student work and shows student progress. Plus a printable version has been included.
Benefits
- These task cards teach and review concepts. Tutorials are included.
- Students go beyond identifying metaphors, personification, imagery, etc. and analyze how the use of these devices are used by an author in a passage.
- Questions are written similar to those in state and local assessments. Students get authentic practice with mini passages that mirror the writing techniques of award winning authors.
- There is a digital self-grading portion included. Just click to assign. The guided tutorials are like having an extra teacher in the classroom. Students get guidance about how to analyze text, and they get practice actually analyzing it. A roster of student progress is provided for you through Easel (at no additional charge with your TPT membership). Repeated practice allows you track student progress.
These task cards are unique because they teach similes, metaphors, idioms, personification, hyperbole, and imagery. PLUS, the questions are written at different levels of Bloom's Taxonomy to help students analyze how and why authors use each of these techniques in text. This is perfect for Common Core because this as well as other assessments often want students to go beyond identifying similes, metaphors, etc. They want students to analyze what they read too.
This document comes with a student recording form and a printable box too! This is great because a printable box of task cards can be handed to a small group of students or be sent home with a student that needs extra practice.
This document contains-
25 figurative language task cards
An easy-fold printable box for storage
A student recording form
An answer key
Click the star to get notifications about freebies and new products.
Differentiated Text Structure Task Cards
Close Reading Literature Task Cards
Tone of a Reading Passage Game Cards
