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Personification Task Cards and Anchor Charts Activities

$5.50

505 reviews

This personification activity includes 3 a personification word list (2 pages with over 150 words) for common human traits and actions that can be used to personify writing, 36 personification task cards with a variety of questions, a task card answers sheet (2 pages), a task card answer key (2 pages), and 4 pages of engaging worksheets.

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Delivery Method: Instant Digital Download 

Pages: 40 PDF pages + Google Slides

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Description

Personification Activities Task Cards and Anchor Charts:

These personification task cards and anchor charts are perfect for teachers who want their 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th graders to understand better how figures of speech are used to enhance the written and spoken word.

The 2-page personification word list is a fantastic reference and resource for students writing stories. The anchor charts can also be hung up on a bulletin board for quick reference.

This product includes the following:

  • Three instructional pages
  • A personification word list (2 pages with over 150 words) for common human traits and actions that can be used to personify writing
  • 36 task cards with a variety of questions
  • A task card answers sheet (2 pages)
  • A task card answer key (2 pages)
  • Four pages of activities.

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 product contains 40 PDF pages + Google Slides.

505 reviews for Personification Task Cards and Anchor Charts Activities

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  1. Making Teaching a Little Easier  –

    Helpful!!

  2. Kellye I –

    Students loved these!

  3. Tracy R –

    Students enjoyed this. Great product, thank you!

  4. The Speech Meadow  –

    Great job!

  5. Sarah Elizabeth  –

    A+

  6. Dimpleteacher  –

    Super useful and detailed! Love the whole pack!!

  7. Kelcie F –

    This was awesome! I used in small groups for students in 3rd-8th.

  8. Rebecca D –

    fun

  9. Michele V –

    New favorite TpT seller. This is awesome, I know my students are going to love these!

  10. Natalia T –

    This is a great resource! I used it with my small reading group and they had so much fun with it! Thank you 🙂

  11. Carried Away  –

    Fantastic introduction and resource!

  12. RoseMarie M –

    Such a fun way to practice this skill.

  13. Kickin’ It With Kaple  –

    Great resource. Students loved it!

  14. Sherry B –

    My students really enjoyed this!

  15. Kristen P –

    Great activity to use for practicing the skill! Students loved it!!

  16. Stefanie M –

    Kids loved working in partners with this activity!

  17. Melissa D –

    Wonderful resource! Very cute too 🙂

  18. Melody G –

    I am so excited to use these activities!

  19. Haleigh Zapata  –

    perfect! thanks!

  20. 5th Grade Follies  –

    Excellent resource for personification!

  21. Engaging ELLs  –

    Really nice! Thanks 🙂

  22. Robin S –

    My students loved the task cards and the activities to follow it!!

  23. Mary Jane W –

    Using it this week. Thanks

  24. Alexandra R –

    I think this packet was amazing!

  25. Alexandra R –

    I think this packet was amazing!

  26. Abby F –

    Great set!

  27. Anita C –

    Great resource! I used this as a workstation and my kids enjoyed it. Thank you.

  28. In With Ms Quinn  –

    Loved this as extra practice for rotations 🙂 Thank you for your hard work!

  29. Julie Hynes  –

    Love this! Tons of great information and material to use when teaching personification. Kids loved it too!

  30. Danielle wingler  –

    cute!

  31. Ximena Leyrer  –

    wonderful

  32. Cynthia A –

    So much fun!!!

  33. Cynthia A –

    So much fun!!!

  34. Holly Vogler  –

    Very helpful resource!

  35. Teaching 5th in IL  –

    My students loved playing games with the task cards. Thanks!

  36. Kristy Luperon  –

    AWESOME!

  37. Meghan G –

    My class loved working with this!

  38. Tyra M –

    My kids really enjoyed this. Thanks.

  39. Jenna F –

    Very helpful and appropriate! 🙂

  40. Taylor Gatrost  –

    My teaching partner and I have both used this for our classroom and absolutely loved it! We have a very large ESL population, and the multiple examples and interactions with them made personification accessible to everyone. Thank you so much!

  41. Third Grade Cupcakes  –

    What a clever and comprehensive activity! Thank you!!

  42. Jennifer K –

    This was a great activity! Very helpful!

  43. Michael A –

    Used as a SCOOT activity. Students loved it.

  44. Cindy O –

    Very helpful. Thank you.

  45. Shuandrekia S –

    Loved these.

  46. Jessica Eastwood  –

    My students loved this!

  47. Cassie W –

    Wonderful resource!

  48. Kelly K –

    THANKS!

  49. Maureen F –

    !

  50. Ginger Schwab  –

    Thank you! Excellent resource!

  51. Daisy Chain  –

    Just exactly what I needed!! Really helped my students understand figurative language! Thanks!

  52. andrea S –

    terrific resource

  53. Dana T –

    Excellent!

  54. cari J –

    helpful thanks

  55. Kristy Marcus  –

    I love task cards and these are great! 🙂

  56. Monica Rogers  –

    Great! Thanks so much!

  57. L-O-Owl Creations   –

    I absolutely love this and can’t wait to use it with my students!

  58. Shaena T –

    Loved these task cards fit personification!

  59. JAYME KNOX  –

    Awesome resource! Thank you!

  60. Kimberly A –

    Great!!

  61. laura D –

    great product!

  62. Texas Traveling Teacher  –

    Very good and easy to use! 🙂

  63. Kristen Griffiths  –

    My kiddos enjoyed these during center time as a review!

  64. Brittney Bell  –

    LOVE! LOVE! LOVE!

  65. Jami W –

    This provided excellent practice for my kiddos!

  66. Chanda Vochatzer  –

    This was a very good resource and it is something I used when I had sub. Very helpful and useful.

  67. Donna M –

    I am very pleased with everything I purchased from your store! Thank you for creative, colorful, USEFUL resources!:)

  68. Kayleen B –

    Love this so much!

  69. Kayleen B –

    Love this so much!

  70. Julia D –

    Great practice for learning Figurative Language!

  71. Teach Create Collaborate  –

    Thank you! 🙂

  72. Jessica Phillips  –

    A

  73. Caitlyn M –

    Thank you!!

  74. Joyce B –

    Great review of personification!

  75. Whitney E –

    Great for fourth graders!

  76. Jill O –

    Great resource to add to my figurative language collection!

  77. Kristen Alburn  –

    x

  78. Kimberly Childs  –

    great resource!!

  79. Marlana T –

    Great Resource!!

  80. Learning with BIG MOMMA  –

    Thank you

  81. Christy D –

    Terrific!

  82. Monique B –

    Thank you for creating this resource.

  83. Marguerite P –

    Thank you so much!

  84. Renee W –

    My students enjoyed this activity!

  85. Miss Chesley  –

    These task cards were a perfect way to assess my students. Love the differentiation within them, too!

  86. Deanna A –

    Awesome thanks!

  87. Janie S –

    Kids loved this. Thanks

  88. Cassandra O –

    Clever activitiy! My students enjoyed personifying multiple items!

  89. stacie S –

    Great review!

  90. Sara G –

    Love these task cards!

  91. Sharon C –

    As soon as the children see me getting out your task cards, they can’t wait to get started. Thank you!

  92. Lori C –

    Great resource 🙂

  93. Julie C –

    Great review and practice resource!

  94. Makeda S –

    This was an excellent resource to use with my students. I absolutely love it.

  95. Makeda S –

    This was an excellent resource to use with my students. I absolutely love it.

  96. Kathleen R –

    I love these task cards…bought the whole set!

  97. Elena C –

    Wonderful! Easy, clear and very useful!

  98. ChelsieB  –

    Excellent resource! Thank you:)

  99. Annette P –

    love this

  100. Sarah Partyka  –

    Great resource for review and practice!

  101. Kathleen B –

    Well done resource! I will continue to use this resource in my classroom each year.

  102. Phonics Resources  –

    Excellent, thank you.

  103. Kimberly T –

    Always looking for ways to spice up Figurative Language, so thank you for this great resource!

  104. Nancy E –

    Great resource, thanks for creating!

  105. scott S –

    Loved this!!

  106. Erika Y –

    Perfect resource to modify for my virtual 6-8 middle school class!

  107. The Learning Hive  –

    My students love these task cards!

  108. Stephanie Herring  –

    Great resource to use when teaching poetry and author’s craft!

  109. Briana S –

    🙂

  110. Brandi R –

    Love this and will definitely use it in my classroom!

  111. Sarah O –

    I’ve had a hard time finding a great personification resource. Thanks for providing this one!!!

  112. Tamara B –

    Thanks this recourse is wonderful! Thank you!

  113. Samantha Jensen  –

    Great for students that need extra practice

  114. Margaret Nice  –

    Great! Got my students up and walking!!

  115. Karen L –

    Not appropriate for my lower functioning kids

  116. Karen L –

    Not appropriate for my lower functioning kids

  117. Betsy K –

    Wonderful!

  118. Bethany H –

    Very nice!

  119. Brandy L –

    Absolutely love this!

  120. Natasha Cox-Magno  –

    It is teacher and student friendly. Assists with my school’s curriculum and is aligned to the common core standards

  121. Jennifer H –

    Super fun way to practice!

  122. Edu”k”ater  –

    This is a great product for 5th grade. It is broken up well into sections and grade level appropriate.

  123. Karon N –

    Another great purchase!

  124. Celise W –

    Great pack!

  125. Samantha J –

    Great for my older kiddos!

  126. Danielle Mercer  –

    Great resource!

  127. Danielle Mercer  –

    Great resource!

  128. Jill Richmond  –

    Loved this resource! Very cute!

  129. Tiffany L –

    great resourse

  130. Last Door On The Right  –

    Thanks for providing another great resource. Kids enjoyed the task cards.

  131. Kathryn Calafiore  –

    amazing

  132. tracy F –

    wonderful resource for both individual, group or whole class activities. My class loved using it!

  133. Robin B –

    My class had a great time using these cards. Great Product!

  134. marisa V –

    Fantastic resource! I really like the definition, the personification examples, the task cards, and activity sheets. I use this as part of my “Figurative Language” unit material.

  135. Lori G –

    This is great!

  136. Figuring It Out In Fourth  –

    Great resource! I am looking forward to using it with my students.

  137. josephine U –

    This was very useful!

  138. Courtney W –

    Great activity for our literacy group rotations! Thanks

  139. The Science Nest  –

    These are colorful, engaging, and fun. Students learned a lot using them.

  140. Brittany S –

    great way to review personification!

  141. Beverly T –

    Great product. Thanks!

  142. Lisa C –

    Thanks for this fun and colorful resource!!

  143. Cynthia V –

    My reluctant brain-injured/ ADHD learner needs fun, quick and easy when it comes to learning and this fit the boot!! I loved the work pages -with an example or worksheet per 1/2 page. We did 1 page a day to really spread it out, so he would remember what the term “personification” means. Although, he still has a hard time remembering the actual term – he learned the skill and without complaining either: Quite the opposite -he rather liked it.

  144. Whitney H –

    Great resource for teaching an often difficult concept!

  145. Lauren W –

    I lay these out on the desks and play Scoot. Kids love it!

  146. Maria M –

    This was a big help when teaching this tricky form of figurative language.

  147. Berine’s Things  –

    Perfect for my middle school Resource ELA class!

  148. Amanda G –

    Great for a station.

  149. Dianne C –

    Great resource!!!

  150. Hilary N –

    I just couldn’t stop purchasing these! My figurative language unit was so much better thanks to these awesome taskcards!

    Thanks!

  151. Kathy Carroll  –

    ty

  152. Kyle’s Kiddos  –

    Awesome! Great resource!! The kids loved it.

  153. Beyond the Board  –

    Just what I was looking for!

  154. Mallory G –

    These were perfect for playing scoot and practicing personification! My kids loved it!

  155. Super Speech Lady  –

    I love this and honestly should have purchased the entire bundle. The various worksheets allowed me to easily differentiate.

  156. Kellie’s Koalas Coffee and Crayons  –

    thank you

  157. Amanda W –

    Very engaging activities!

  158. Dylan N –

    Great activities

  159. Gayl B –

    Great resource! Thanks!

  160. Nikki S –

    I love using these task cards to review concepts.

  161. Ashley D –

    Thanks!

  162. Natalie E –

    Fabulous resource. Thank you!

  163. melissa S –

    Awesome!

  164. Elizabeth Love  –

    These were a great addition to my ELA stations!

  165. Love2Teach4  –

    I love these task cards! My students have so much fun with personification. Thank you!

  166. Ashley B –

    Great product to use during centers!

  167. JoyfullyMiddle  –

    I love this resource! Thank you!

  168. Casey Haarlow  –

    Thank you for a great resource!

  169. Amber P –

    great!

  170. Jessica Whetstone  –

    Nicely made. Makes for a great practice and review!

  171. Stephanie George  –

    Excellent practice

  172. Kirsty M –

    I love these. They were a great way to practice what we learned about Personification! Thanks!

  173. Mallory T –

    Perfect way to help teach personification.

  174. Christina D –

    Great for use in centers!

  175. Allison Mandl  –

    This activity pack is just what I need to help me teach this topic!

  176. Agnes C –

    Fun to do as a whole class activity.

  177. Agnes C –

    Fun to do as a whole class activity.

  178. thetalkativeteacherkb  –

    This made for an engaging up-and-around-the-room activity for my class. Thanks!

  179. The Merry Seller  –

    This is exactly what you would expect. I loved it. The kids had fun with it, and we were able to discuss our favorites at the end.

  180. Miss Meg in Sped  –

    Easy to use – I love this for Figurative Language centers.

  181. ACupofTeachingUK  –

    great extension task

  182. Antoinette W –

    My kids loved these. It’s a great way to practice personification.

  183. Yuvonne H –

    Great resource for small group instruction.

  184. Kerri J –

    These are AWESOME!!!

  185. Gina Miyamoto  –

    My students really enjoyed these activities! It’s difficult to find good resources for teaching personification. Thank you!

  186. Brittany S –

    Great resource. Easy to use!

  187. Mary P –

    Students enjoy around the room activities.

  188. Kelli P –

    Thanks for a great resource!

  189. Amy S –

    Very useful!

  190. Lydia S –

    Great resource! Thanks!

  191. Nikki Dillehay  –

    Great resource for my workstation time!

  192. Theresa Q –

    Was able to use for 4th and 5th grade in conjunction with mentor sentencez.

  193. It’s Kristen’s Klassroom  –

    you have saved me so much time. thank you..truly grateful!

  194. Janet P –

    These are great task cards to review and to assess what my students have learned. Thank You!

  195. Janet W –

    Good resource

  196. Payton M –

    Going to be using this resource for years to come!

  197. Staci S –

    Thank you

  198. Staci S –

    Thank you

  199. Brianne Buckley  –

    Thank you!

  200. Patty G –

    Used for review

  201. Mickayla N –

    I have been looking for a great hands-on resource to use with my students. This is perfect for them to use and work collaboratively on.

  202. Kavita R –

    I adore this resource! Thank you for creating it!

  203. Katelyn S –

    Really great extra practice for my students.

  204. Steffiny S –

    Love task cards!

  205. Grow With Me  –

    Perfect for station practice. Thanks!

  206. Nicole Poore  –

    Made teaching personification super easy!

  207. Jessica L –

    There are so many ways to use these resources. I set up personification centers and incorporated several of the ideas and activities while I led small-group lessons.

  208. Kristie S –

    Thanks for the resource!

  209. Trish F –

    Thank you,

  210. Brenda S –

    good resource.

  211. SCB Productions  –

    Very helpful in getting students actively engaged in their learning.

  212. Rachel F –

    I used this during my ELA block as a center. The students really enjoyed the activity!

  213. Kristin P –

    Just what I was looking for

  214. Jessica F –

    Great resource! Added bonus- love that it got my kids up and moving!

  215. Corey A –

    great practice

  216. Heather B –

    Thank you! This is a great resource to use to go over personification.

  217. Coffee Plan Teach Repeat  –

    Great activity that got all my students engaged. I post them all around my room so the students are up and moving

  218. Nichole J –

    This saved me when teaching figurative language to ELD students with no curriculum provided – great resource!

  219. Stephen P –

    Great quick activity for kids to review.

  220. Lindsey G –

    My kids thoroughly enjoyed this activity!

  221. Kelly S –

    Great product

  222. Sandra R –

    A great resource to have students use in small groups to practice/reinforce skill.

  223. Brittany P –

    Great to use in my reading centers!

  224. cindy B –

    Thank you.

  225. Task Card Queen   –

    Thanks! This is great!

  226. Teaching Right Along  –

    Thanks for a cute, easy to use set of cards with kid friendly examples.

  227. Jabria Parker  –

    GREAT

  228. Lori K –

    I am excited to use this with my reading stations!

  229. Monica S –

    GReat asset

  230. Andi Foster  –

    We divided these out and used so many a day. I taped the cards around the room and students were up moving and answering the questions.

  231. Mary Ellen F –

    Good value to practice this skill!

  232. Carol A –

    This will make a great addition to my figurative language unit.

  233. Sarah S –

    Good for extra practice.

  234. Laura Watts  –

    I love this!

  235. Julio Cesar de Campos Rodrigues  –

    Thank you very much! :0)

  236. Janine May  –

    Excellent resource! Excited to use!

  237. Jessica Wash  –

    Great product!

  238. Megan N –

    Great! Thanks.

  239. Kelsey Durfey  –

    We’ve looked at these a little and they are great! Can’t wait to fully use this resource!

  240. Simon Says Teaching is fun  –

    Time Savor

  241. Diane B –

    I’m looking forward to using this with my class! Thanks!

  242. Camie M –

    I am excited to be able to take our learning of personification to the next level and have them practice with these activities. Thank you.

  243. Jessica J –

    Great resource to review figurative language!

  244. Diana Chapman  –

    Can’t wait to use with my students!

  245. Patricia M –

    Great resource

  246. Amy H –

    Great resource that I will use each year. My kids loved it and it was a great way to introduce personification.

  247. Michelle S –

    Great resource to supplement.

  248. Lyndsay L –

    Great edition to my unit!

  249. Ryan G –

    thanks

  250. Dale VanWashenova  –

    Students really had fun with this!

  251. Katie K –

    I love having task cards in the classroom. This is an amazing resource to have!

  252. Haylee S –

    super helpful

  253. Alicia S –

    Love these products

  254. Tracy H –

    This has helped teach this standard. Thank you!

  255. Ngareta K –

    The questions re analysing the example were very helpful and supported the teaching of ‘flipping a question’.

  256. Shannel Perez  –

    My students loved these activities!! Thank you!

  257. Laurie E –

    My students loved the activities in this. The examples really helped. We were able to find examples in our daily reading and we were able to add personification to our historical fiction stories.

  258. Jason C –

    My students had fun and learned with these cards

  259. Maeve B –

    Fun and easy way to learn personification. Thank you!

  260. Melissa M –

    Great resource! I decided to turn the task cards portion into a “scoot” game. The students loved getting up out of their seats and moving around the classroom to answer each task cards. They were engaged the entire time.

  261. Deborah G –

    Great resource to use with students!

  262. Beau J –

    This was a great resource for my 5th graders! Thanks for sharing!

  263. Christie Miles  –

    Thank you for a great resource!

  264. JoAnn M –

    My students enjoyed this resource

  265. The Leopard Print Teacher  –

    Used this in class via Google Classroom. Kids loved it!

  266. alicia H –

    This is a fun activity to reinforce personification!

  267. Sarah the Specialist   –

    Great skill practice for 4th grade!

  268. Christina H –

    A number of my students struggle with figurative language. This resource was great in helping them distinguish personification.

  269. Classroom Kitty Kat  –

    Love this resource because it is hard to find quality items about personification. Thanks!!

  270. Shannon D –

    Great addition to my figurative language unit!

  271. Cindy C –

    As an ESY Distance Learning educator and previously a 3rd Grade Special Ed inclusion teacher (next year unknown), I need resources that would both work with my diverse group and be engaging. Students will be able to work independently and with the group throughout the use of this resource. They can be focused and on task. Thanks for offering it during the sale

  272. Ashlyn S –

    Loved it!

  273. Megan R –

    It’s great!

  274. Katrin M –

    Great resource!!

  275. Tina L –

    Great resource that kept students engaged and it’s also really nice to have both print and digital options. Thanks!

  276. Charise B –

    This resource provides wonderful examples.

  277. Emily S –

    These task cards are such a helpful review.

  278. ALYSSA F –

    This was fun and easy to use!

  279. Kerrie M –

    Perfect for teaching personification. Great resource! Thank you!

  280. Araceli Villareal  –

    Great resource! My students really enjoyed reading the sentences and manipulating the highlighted boxes to cover up their answers.

  281. Kelly Alexander  –

    Used this activity with Google Classroom and easy to use.

  282. Katie Kirby  –

    Great way to practice!

  283. Amber McClimens  –

    Thank you for this excellent product!

  284. Michele Bright  –

    We loved this resource.

  285. Jordan T –

    thank you!

  286. Dara H –

    Really easy to use and the students loved it.

  287. Elizabeth R –

    I paired up students with cards and they loved working on these and coming up with their own examples of personification.

  288. Theresa P –

    My students needed more practice identifying personification.

  289. The Disnerd Teacher  –

    Amazing resource!!

  290. Adriana S –

    Love this resource! Can’t wait to use it with my students this coming school year.

  291. Chris Jaglo’s Brush-Up  –

    I used this “in distance learning” with a few of the students I tutor. They enjoyed it and they were able to rapidly identify the personification. I used it as a review, but appreciated the instructional posters that were included as “re-introduction” tools. We then went on to make our own personifications which were so much easier after the review….the kids got into “grove of it”.

  292. Alyssa B –

    This was very beneficial in helping my students understand personification amongst the types of figurative language. Looking forward to using it in person!

  293. Gabriella T –

    Fun resource to reinforce personification!

  294. Faith Filled Fun for All  –

    My school’s curriculum doesn’t have much for personification. This will help my students. Thank you!

  295. Teaching and Lovin’ It  –

    This made teaching personification so much fun. I will use this each school year.

  296. Toni L –

    This resource was very helpful to me as I worked on potential distance learning activities.

  297. Joan H –

    This is a great resource! The quality was excellent and the examples were easy and meaningful for my EL students. Thank you.

  298. Nicole C –

    Helpful reinforcement activity during distance learning!

  299. Laura Leary  –

    This was a great resource for my students to review and practice personification. They enjoyed the activities, and it was very easy to use. Thank you!

  300. Grace C –

    Great resource that my students and I both enjoyed using!! Thank you!

  301. Steven S –

    This resource was great in helping my class consolidate their understanding of personification. Thank you!

  302. The Maen Teacher  –

    This product worked perfectly as a synchronous ELA lesson AND an asynchronous practice activity with my 4th graders! The anchor charts provided just enough content to fill a 20 minute, LIVE session but, because they are included as the 1st few slides of the file, my students referenced them frequently when completing the task cards on their own. TY for making remote teaching less stressful!

  303. TilliP  –

    Great resource. Thanks

  304. Sarah G –

    Easy to add to my google classroom!

  305. Jennifer Cook  –

    Engaging resource and easy to use. Thanks.

  306. Kristen K –

    Great resource for understanding this type of figurative language!

  307. Kimberly L T –

    Love this, so useful!

  308. ABSeas  –

    Great!

  309. Kristine R –

    I liked this resource because it provided direct instruction and examples of personification, which made it easier for the students to complete and look back at the examples that had already been provided.

  310. Cameron Smith  –

    This was a great tool for distance learning! I would definitely recommend using it to help teach figurative language virtually.

  311. Rachael R –

    Excellent practice for my students!

  312. Jennifer R –

    I have used this resource with both my virtual and face to face special education students. Great resource, thank you!

  313. Stacie Coleman  –

    My student’s enjoyed this activity and I love how all I had to do was copy and then upload to my google classroom.

  314. Samantha S –

    great!

  315. Jennifer S –

    I have enjoyed this entire bundle. I do some of the slides with the students and then assign the others. SUper easy to use and make copies of for the kids:)

  316. Teri B –

    This is great to use with the students, whether in distance learning or in person!

  317. Amy D –

    Excellent!

  318. sherry I –

    lovd it

  319. Traci C –

    I am teaching in person and distance with my students. (hybrid) This was a great resource to understand the meaning of figurative language (personification). Students were able to identify personification, but struggled with understanding the deeper meaning. This was excellent practice.

  320. Christine B –

    GREAT!!

  321. The 5th Grade Renegade  –

    Very helpful product offered at a great price. This seller never disappoints!

  322. Brianne’s Store  –

    This is a great tool for distance learning. I would definitely recommend using it to help teach figurative language virtually.

  323. Colleen J –

    Great resource that even my newcomers can use!

  324. Beatriz B –

    Great for review!

  325. Donna S –

    Student friendly.

  326. Brittany T –

    Great resource! Very helpful.

  327. Emily Garrard  –

    So fun and such a great resource! Thanks!

  328. Lesley B –

    I loved using this for teaching personification! It would work great as an online resource, too!

  329. Christine Crawley  –

    Great resource.

  330. marla S –

    Wonderful resource.

  331. Kristin B –

    I loved the design of the slides. The pull down boxes made it easy for my students to use.

  332. The Primary School Teacher  –

    Great resource.

  333. Deanna I –

    This was a great resource to use when teaching Personification. My students did well with the practice. Thank you!

  334. Margaret M –

    Thank you for providing a digital option. Personification can be hard for students to understand and apply. This product helps my kids do both. The word list is a great tool for scaffolding the skills needed.
    I appreciate the variety and time you put into this product.

  335. Jennifer M –

    Great Resource!

  336. Magical Learning with Miss Mindy  –

    Love the task cards, thanks.

  337. Karen T –

    Good job.

  338. Jennifer Y –

    Great resource, especially with distance learning. Easily to use and kid friendly. Saved me lots of time and the resources were exactly what I needed.

  339. The Littlest Chicken  –

    This was a great and engaging resource to start our first week back after Winter Break with. Students were having a great time creating their own personification sentences 🙂 We did some of these as a whole class, and the students really enjoyed guessing the deeper meaning of the sentences. SO fun! Thanks!

  340. CASSANDRA C –

    This was a great activity to review personification while learning virtually to get ready learn about poetry. I liked the different ways to identify and write the personification in different ways. It was always easy to adapt for my different learners.

  341. Kristine B –

    Amazing resource to use digitally.

  342. Mary V –

    Easy to understand examples to use with students.

  343. Jessica B –

    This is a wonderful resource! I really enjoyed bringing it into the classroom as the kids were very engaged.

  344. Veda Brown Chambers  –

    Great

  345. Kerri R –

    This product has been helpful for practicing personification! I love that it can be used digitally as well as paper copies.

  346. Lindsey K –

    Used this activity as a “scoot” to review skill. The students loved it!

  347. Lisa S –

    Great practice for my students.

  348. Katie Rafter  –

    Great resource to use! I used this as a review for my students that are remote learners. Students enjoyed the work. Thank you so much for this!

  349. Jacqueline H –

    This was a great activity to enhance our curriculum.

  350. Shannon M –

    Students loved this!

  351. Sherri C –

    Great addition to teaching personification!

  352. Megan R –

    My students enjoyed this resources and it helped them better understand personification.

  353. Brittany N –

    Awesome resource when teaching personification. I used as an ELA rotation.

  354. LaShanda Smith  –

    great resource!

  355. CRISTINA ORTIZ  –

    Great resource to use with virtual and in class students. Easy to follow.

  356. Auntie Em’s Classroom  –

    All prepped and ready to go. Very easy to use.

  357. Nikki F –

    I wish I had purchased the bundle! I loved using this to help my students with personification. I totally regret not just buying the bundle.

  358. Helena E –

    Great resource!!! Nice layout thank you!!!!!

  359. Fiorela M –

    Great resource. Fun way to review. Students were engaged. Thanks

  360. Lori P –

    I love using and teaching all types of figurative/non-literal language. Personification is usually one of the first types I teach. Still, year after year, my students tend to have trouble remembering what it is and recognizing it when they see it. I have used this resource to introduce alliteration, have the students read examples and verbally identify what is being personified and how, and also fill out the chart to do the same in writing. I haven’t used the activity sheets yet, but I think the students will have fun being creating ways to use the words and draw pictures to illustrate personification. I’m sure I’ll be using this one we get back to school face-to-face and for years to come. Thank you.

  361. Alicia P –

    Personification is so abstract for some students and this resource helped the students I tutor practice understanding the idea of what it is. It gave a lot of different examples.

  362. Sweet n Sassy Teacher  –

    loved the task cards

  363. Anne E –

    Personification made easy!! Thank you!

  364. Donna C –

    Great scaffolded introductory lesson. Can’t wait to use this!

  365. It’s Just Speechie  –

    Awesome resource for introducing personification.

  366. Sami Rapp  –

    great

  367. Carlye D –

    The word list and the instructional pages are a huge help with distance learning. I do like it can be printed as well for when we go back to in person learning.

  368. Shana V –

    Thanks

  369. Adaptation Creations  –

    My students loved this product!

  370. Kelly C –

    GREAT, THANKS!

  371. Deborah T –

    Excellent Resource!!! A+++

  372. Kayla J –

    My students were very successful with these activities!

  373. Evelyn M –

    Great figurative language resource. Thanks!

  374. Dana W –

    My students usually have difficulty with this figurative language. These cards helped them better understand it. They had fun using these examples.

  375. Suzanne Morgan  –

    Used this resource in a reading station. My students find personification more difficult to identify than other types of figurative language. Great practice with engaging task cards!

  376. Linda Z –

    Good resource.

  377. Brynne Z –

    Used the digital slides after introducing personification.

  378. Dianna D –

    Good supplement

  379. Amanda B –

    Love it!

  380. LeAnn Whitner  –

    Good for personification review

  381. Jose R –

    Good product.

  382. Tracy King  –

    This is such a bright , engaging resource. I used this in Zoom class with my fourth graders and assigned it for asynchronous work, too.It really was fun for them, and I find it a meaningful way to teach the standard.

  383. Michele K –

    My students love walking the room to do task cards and this was a perfect way to practice what they were learning about personification

  384. Megan H –

    Great resource!

  385. Mary Spina  –

    Love it!

  386. Vicki B –

    Perfect for practicing personification at a station.

  387. Alexis F –

    This activity was great for practicing Personification.

  388. Jennifer K –

    These personification cards were very engaging for my students! They love task cards!

    Thanks

  389. Year of Wonders  –

    Great resource thank you

  390. Micah F –

    Great resource

  391. Jaclyn B –

    Love the amount of task cards. Good review throughout the year as a warm-up/do now.

  392. Yajaira P –

    My students loved this! They were engaged and really enjoyed doing this activity.

  393. Abbie B –

    This was such a great resource!! Thank you!!!

  394. Laura W –

    I used this resource to introduce personification, but it would be a great review activity, as well.

  395. Joy E –

    This is a hard concept for students to pick up on and this resource really broke down the figurative and nonfigurative language. The concepts were easy to pick up on. I will be using this resource every year from here on out!

  396. Kristina B –

    This was great. Thank you!

  397. Carrie Y –

    Excellent resource!

  398. Michelle B –

    This was great to use during my poetry unit.

  399. Deborah G –

    Helpful for the resource room!

  400. Vicki S –

    This was exactly what I was looking for….thanks so much!!!

  401. Charlotte Etue  –

    Great Resource to use with my Virtual Students! Thank you!

  402. Cassandra Young  –

    I bought this for the anchor charts. My students loved the anchor charts. It really helped them understand personification. Thanks!

  403. Bilingual Speech and Language   –

    This was engaging for my students and it fit our needs.

  404. Jessica M –

    Like all of Kirsten’s other products, this is created in a way that really helps students learn the concept.

  405. Kim H –

    Great product! Thank you!

  406. Ofra A –

    Great digital resource!

  407. sally F –

    Students loved this resource!

  408. Anita Goenner  –

    This is something I am using for planning next year. It is already giving me more help than I had expected. Can’t wait to uae it with my students next year.

  409. Kathy J –

    A very thorough activity for introducing or improving personification skills! All of the information provided with the task cards was very useful!

  410. Diva S –

    Perfect resource with several activities for teaching personification. Thank you!

  411. Kimberly C –

    Great resource for identifying and practicing personification.

  412. Brittany R –

    Great resource!

  413. Erica J –

    Very helpful in teaching personification. Gave great practice and support for my lower students

  414. Julia F –

    Great!

  415. Jackeline S –

    Very fun and thorough resource!

  416. Light Up Learning Labs  –

    Wonderful resource! Thank you so much for this!

  417. Nicole M –

    This was an easy-to-use resource.

  418. Melissa McClellan  –

    I used this resource as a review this year. I plan on using it next year either for intervention, small group, or centers. It all depends on what my students coming in need this year.

  419. Blair G –

    Worked well with our word study and allowed me to break up the assignment over a week.

  420. Stacey D –

    My students really enjoyed this activity. It was such a fun and engaging way to teach Personification. Thank you!

  421. Kristin K –

    This was an excellent product to upload onto Seesaw for my virtual resource students to learn about figurative language. A few modifications were made to fit my students’ learning needs.

  422. Lisa J –

    This was a great way to help my students review for the state testing. I plan on using it as part of the teaching unit next year. Great references for the students. Fun learning!

  423. Celina M –

    Great activities with useful resources!

  424. ADAPTMAT  –

    Used this as a supplementary resource for my online class. Good quality.

  425. Ropers Pocket  –

    Thank you for the great resource!

  426. Laura M –

    Thanks! Great Resource.

  427. L Hanebrink  –

    This was great! Thanks!

  428. Nancie K –

    Thank you for this resource!

  429. Miss Lauren’s extra pair of hands  –

    Great resource! Thank you!

  430. Kelly H –

    This was easy to implement during distance learning!

  431. Saadia C –

    I taught virtually but was able to use this resource very well with students this year. We truly enjoyed it!

  432. Brittany G –

    Used to increase student knowledge for the unit.

  433. Ellyn Dienethal  –

    Thank you!

  434. Shannon A –

    Great Resource

  435. Swain in the Middle  –

    Great resource. Thanks!

  436. Michelle M –

    My students sometimes find personification difficult to understand and this resource is a great way to practice! Thank you!

  437. J and K Learning   –

    Love!

  438. Sarah I –

    Loved!

  439. Michelle C –

    This was a great pack! Thank you!

  440. Karen W –

    Great resource and practice for a hard skill for some students to get

  441. Sydnee P –

    I find personification to be one of the tricky pieces of figurative language, kids either get it right off the bat or they don’t. This really gives them an opportunity to identify and work with a variety of examples and applications!

  442. Kristie S –

    Excellent resource!

  443. laura M –

    Great

  444. Mrs Price  –

    A great way to review personification!

  445. Teacher Marking in 5th  –

    My students really enjoy this resource. Thank you for the effort you put into it.

  446. Josie Silver  –

    Cute resource that helped students better understand what personification is and how to use it.

  447. Megan S –

    great digital resource

  448. Corin P –

    I was very happy with this resource and I will use it again this year. There is a lot of material to work with and chunk up as you see fit. I also appreciate that the material is also digital on Google slides. It was fun and engaging for the students.

  449. Melanie Y –

    Excellent distance learning activity! Used as an exit ticket.

  450. Cheryl R –

    A welcomed addition to my figurative language resources.

  451. Margaret S –

    Very helpful in teaching figurative language!

  452. Stephanie Joyce  –

    Fun, google slide format to enable students to reflect on very short passages, sentences to learn about figurative language. Supports reading comprehension of this language, writing elaboration with this kind of language, and vocabulary synthesis! Well done!

  453. Sandra A Maxim S –

    LOVE this resource and seller. High quality

  454. Vickie S –

    There are so many good examples in these task cards. Enough for guided and independent practices for all students to get enough practice.

  455. Elizabeth G –

    Great resource, engaging in small group/centers.

  456. Brian H –

    Excellent review!!!!!

  457. Ashley C –

    Perfect for what I needed.

  458. Susan D –

    Figurative language can be challenging so having quality resources to practice with is essential. This resource was easy to prepare and to use. My students enjoyed the tasks and gained a better understanding of personification as a result.

  459. Katherine M –

    A good basic resource for teaching/reviewing personification skills. My homeschooled daughter whizzed through this, which is good because she actually is in 5th grade but doing some 4th grade review of subjects that she still struggles with. We especially like the writing assignment with the personification of something that the child likes. She chose her stuffies, and it proved she had finally mastered the subject.

  460. Ashley Jackson  –

    My students loved this presentation. This resource is very detailed and engaging. It is a great way for students to practice this skill. They can refer to this resource throughout the school year.

  461. Anna K –

    Love this!

  462. Michelle J –

    Great resource

  463. Madison H –

    My students love this resource!

  464. The Little Library  –

    Great for home learning during lockdown.

  465. SPEDuK8  –

    Thank you! My students loved this!

  466. The Pirate Queen Teacher – Amber Hardison  –

    This was an excellent resource for teaching personification.

  467. Kate A –

    Great resource to solidify understanding of personification. Used as a warm up with a partner. Students very engaged.

  468. Courtney G –

    I loves this and make it an around the room shuffle with my students and it happened to be during an evaluation. My principal loved the activity and saw how engaged and focused my students were during the whole thing!

  469. Jennifer L –

    Great Resource!

  470. Pamela S –

    This was engaging. It completely reinforced what I had taught. The posters are terrific! I also purchased the Hyperbole, and Simile/Metaphor activities. All are excellent and I am glad I purchased.

  471. LYNN SUTPHEN  –

    A great resource with lots of examples!

  472. Sarah D –

    Fun addition to our curriculum using figurative language.

  473. Dana T –

    Loved this activity!

  474. Anna R –

    Such a great resource!

  475. Callan M –

    Super easy to use and very engaging!

  476. Misty Hewitt  –

    good resource

  477. Mariana Gamino  –

    It was okay

  478. Jennifer K –

    All in one for teaching personification! Thanks!

  479. Patti H –

    good activity

  480. Dianne M –

    Great supplemental resource. Very engaging.

  481. Georgia A –

    This was a great resource to use while online. It is even better in person.

  482. Carrie N –

    My students really enjoy this resource.

  483. Maxine W –

    used this with both my gen ed and sped kiddos and the response was very positive. Good job

  484. MrsHummelsHive  –

    Great resource for teaching and practicing personification!

  485. Melissa B –

    We used many components of this resource in our classroom. My students enjoyed using the task cards to review personification. We used them with a game. As groups got the correct answer, they were able to move on the game board. The task cards were on 4th grade standards but easy enough for my students with disabilities to use.

  486. Hannah K –

    Great products for small groups!

  487. Sarah H –

    Great resource

  488. The Pink Carnation  –

    Great resource, thank you!

  489. Courtney T –

    Awesome resource!

  490. Made By Design  –

    Thanks!

  491. Pamela A –

    Thanks!

  492. Latavia B –

    I love these!! Thank you so much for creating such an amazing resource!

  493. Carrie M –

    Great resource! Thank you!

  494. Susan K –

    Great resource for learning about and identifying personification.

  495. Kelly F –

    Perfect for my students.

  496. Sprinkles of Creativity  –

    Great resource!

  497. Hayley L –

    Such an effective way to teach personification

  498. Greg M –

    great resource!

  499. Katelyn S –

    Great resource!

  500. Amy Royal  –

    Excellent resource!!! Students enjoyed using the activities, lessons, and assessments.

  501. Aimee L –

    Used in small groups to support reteaching of figurative language

  502. Sims Safari  –

    A great resource for my 5th graders! Very helpful in teaching these standards! Thank you!

  503. amber S –

    This was a helpful resource for my students learning personifaction.

  504. Kellie P –

    Great resource. This activity helped my students with this concept. They worked in groups.

  505. Helping Littles LearnJanuary 22, 2022 –

    This is a great resource and can easily become more engaging by turning it into a classroom competition.

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