Description
Onomatopoeia Task Cards Activities for 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th Grade:
These onomatopoeia worksheets, task cards, and anchor charts are perfect for students learning about figures of speech. You will find reference pages with common onomatopoeia words and the corresponding things or animals that those sounds come from. This file is perfect for 3rd-6th grade
This onomatopoeia file includes the following:
- An instructional poster
- A list of 90 common onomatopoeia words
- 24 task cards with three distinct question types
- An answer sheet
- A task card answer key
- Five onomatopoeia worksheets
NOTE: THIS FILE INCLUDES A DIGITAL DISTANCE LEARNING OPTION!
This product includes a digital option (as well as the no-prep printable option). The instructions for utilizing the digital portion appear at the end of the packet.
This file contains 35 PDF pages + Google Slides.








Latasha B –
Great resource ! Thanks so much ! ?
naomi W –
I found this be brilliant for developing writing skills and exploring onomatopoeia with pupils. The lists of cards provided pupils with excellent examples of onomatopoeia which they could use in their writing.
Gael K –
Kids loved it
Robyn M. –
Great resource!
Margaret S –
Very helpful in teaching figurative language!
EvaMarie D –
Great resource!
The Little Library –
Great for home learning during lockdown.
Marie L –
Great way to review!
Michelle G –
I love everything about this resource and the kids really enjoyed the activities.
Emily J –
Thank you for creating this resource! My students really enjoy using task cards!
Brian H –
Excellent resource!
Charlotte Harmon –
Great resource! Thank you!
Joni S –
Students loved this resource.
The Enterprise Chair –
This worked great to enhance learning.
Randy P –
This resource was excellent, it was utilized to help my special education students understand figurative language.
Madeline R –
These helped with my lesson for figurative language!
Kelly V –
Perfect for reinforcing figurative language. Loved the fact that it took multiple approaches to help them understand.
Jennifer D –
Great resources.
Hannah J –
My students and I love this resource!
Meredith Schaar –
Love this resource! Thank you!