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Self Grading Figurative Language Digital Assessment Bundle
Use these 10 question forms to assess your students' figurative knowledge! Each form can be pushed out to students to complete digitally and it is self-graded!Topics include: AlliterationHyperboleIdiomMetaphorOnomatopoeiaPersonificationSimileSimile or Metaphor ComparisonLiteral and Nonliteral Digital Sort with examplesFigurative Language Digital Sort with examplesFigurative Language Definition ReviewAlso included: Figurative Language Cards with definitions and examples! Leave a review to earn TP
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3rd - 5th
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Parts of Speech and Figurative Language Games
These two Google Slides games are a great way to review parts of speech, types of sentences, and figurative language with your students!My remote students love these kinds of games, and it is a great way to spice up your language lessons. These would work very well with students with disabilities as well, as they are engaging and competitive!I also threw in my welcome slide and agenda that you can customize for your needs!Baby cheetah and Shakespeare images found via Google Image search.
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3rd - 12th, Staff
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Descriptive Definitions
This is a super fun activity to tie along with "The Search For Delicious," By Natalie Babbitt. It can also stand alone as an activity to share the concept of metaphors and similes, dictionary definitions, and descriptive language with students from Grade 2 through grade 5.
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1st - 5th
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Also included in:Â Unit Study Packet "The Search For Delicious," by Natalie Babbitt Gr.3-5
Idioms
Use this Idioms worksheet to have students demonstrate literal and figurative meanings of Idioms.
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Not Grade Specific
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