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This simile and metaphor task cards, anchor charts, and worksheets activities pack was created for 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th grade. You can use it for whole-class figurative language instruction, literacy stations or centers, or in small groups.
Delivery Method: Instant Digital Download
This simile and metaphor task cards, anchor charts, and worksheets activities pack was created for 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th grade.
You can use it for whole-class figurative language instruction, literacy stations or centers, or in small groups as an introductory lesson or review. The anchor charts will help students understand the differences between similes and metaphors.
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 PDF file contains 36 pages + Google Slides and Google Forms.
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I loved everything in this resource. My fifth graders loved the flipbook. They reflected and practiced self-awareness, which is something we covered in SEL. I did this at the end of the year as a fun activity.
Getting to the main idea of a passage can be difficult for some students. Use this digital, as I did, for morning work or homework. Print out the PDF version and work small group.
I love ALLLLL of your resources and this one is no exception! I use these (laminated) Yoga cards to reference when either myself or another student is leading the class in Brain Breaks in between subjects.
These task cards are set-up for easy use by the students in the Google classroom. The text is engaging and with the recommendation for 3rd grade to 6th grade, all students have an opportunity to have success.
I absolutely loved these awards! I love all the categories. I love all the sayings that go with each category. I love how there are boy and girl awards for each category, and most of all I love how super easy it was to use! All I had to do was enter my name and date and it was added to each award automatically. Then all I had to do was fill in the names. Thanks for this resource!
This resource doesn’t take much time to prep. I made copies on color paper, cut, and laminated them so I could store them for future use. Each morning, I share an affirmation that I feel my students can relate to and I have them share their feelings or point of view on the affirmation. I post each day’s affirmation on the wall near the classroom door, and we reference past ones as needed. My goal is to have a wall of affirmations by the end of the school year.
This was the best resource I have found for teaching my students strategies for figuring out unknown words. We completed one of each type of activity in a whole group setting. Then they practiced with a partner before doing their independent practice. My students were highly successful with this resource. Thank you!
I love this bundle! I have used it for the past two years and it has been so great to use it to get to know my new students. My students also enjoy doing them as they are easy activities to do.
This is an excellent resource. Well created, student friendly, clear and concise! Thank you so much for sharing your talents!
I loved this resource! It was simple to use, engaging, and relevant. I loved the simplicity of each slide. The text and graphics were kid-friendly, beautifully formatted for easy reading, and best of all, there was no prep!
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I used this during our Owen & Mzee unit on an emergency SUB day! The digital resource was perfect to assign via google classroom at home. I loved that my students were able to independently review multiple skills with our current text.
This is an amazing resource and I have used it over and over again! Thank you for such tremendous products! It barely fits in a year without skipping a few lessons.
I’ve purchased many Growth Mindset resources over the years, and this is by far one of the best. It is thoughtfully put together, thorough, and meaningful. The students are engaged…and mindsets are shifting! Love it. Thanks!
This is everything you could need and more. The titles are awesome, and the activities are so well done. My kids loved it across both of my grades. Wow!
This has been a great resource for our journal writing in class! The prompts are always thought provoking and even get my hesitant writers to get something on the paper. Thank you!
The examples on the cards were awesome. I was able to use the cards in multiple ways (bingo, flashcards, etc). This is an awesome resource.
My class does Daily Affirmations, and these cards create great conversation starters as well as reminders. They enhance our Growth Mindset board so beautifully and help keep me on track when I start to feel frustrated. Print, laminate a set for your wall, and have kids copy them into a journal. Such a great boost to start the day!
The task cards work wonderfully in literacy centers. They provide quick review and serve to upgrade student’s writing. Environment skill support is essential, and the anchor charts provide the scaffolding needed by many.
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kim M –
Very well thought out. Thank you. Easy to use. Will use many times.
kim M –
Very well thought out. Thank you. Easy to use. Will use many times.
Toi B –
Alot of fun and engaging.
Toi B –
Alot of fun and engaging.
Amelia S –
Very good product – students thought it was lots of fun
Amelia S –
Very good product – students thought it was lots of fun
Payton M –
Great resource, my kids absolutely loved doing the task cards! Just wish there had been more for metaphors, as that is what I bought the packet for.
Payton M –
Great resource, my kids absolutely loved doing the task cards! Just wish there had been more for metaphors, as that is what I bought the packet for.
Brandala C –
We enjoyed these task cards!
Mercedes S –
Easy to view items on video
Amy S –
Love using this for figurative language with my class. So easy to understand and fun – kids enjoyed it.
Markia M –
Students often confuse these two comparisons, so this resource allows them to practice their differences and similarities. Having them side by side using similar language helps students make the distinction between the two.
Kelly J –
This was a great resource that was prepared for me to use right after purchase with distance learning. It made my summer school planning so much easier.
Christina H –
My students always mix up similes and metaphors, so this was great practice.
Laura Simons –
Love this digital product and so did my kids.
Rachel F –
Great for distance learning and allowed my students to learn in an interactive way on the computer. We reinforced the lesson on a google meet
Diane W –
Good review of what we had already learned in class. Students were able to be successful in completing the assignments.
Keri N –
Love this
Fun in the Fifth –
Great resource, thanks!
Taylor S –
My students and I really enjoyed this resource. It was engaging and taught them lots of new similes and metaphors that they could use in their writing.
Nicole H –
My students love to use task cards, they don’t even realize that they’re learning while doing them because they compete against each other to see who can get the most correct answers. I am excited that the resource is now in digital form as well. I am excited to use this with my students this fall, this time in the digital format. I am happy that I have the resource for in person and online no matter what modality we use this fall.
Magical Learning with Miss Mindy –
Love the Google Forms! Thank you!
Very cute resource.
Jaricha Boswell –
These activities really gave my scholars a chance to practice these skills in a fun way. We turned ours into a Quiz Show game. We used buzzers and this really got the students engaged.
Amanda D –
Great resource for distance learning.
Joanne J –
Thank you.
Jose R –
Awesome!
Amanda C –
I appreciated having these easily accessible as a resource for reviewing these terms with my older students (Grades 7 and 8). It allowed us to start of our units on figurative speech and poetry in a more playful way. It also provided a foundation for students to create their own quizzes to test each other. Thanks for offering this resource!
Niya J –
Awesome resource!
Vicki G –
Students struggling with this, and it has helped.
Jody M –
These are great with my students!
Tina K –
I didn’t particularly care for the wording of similes and metaphors, so I used my own slide for that. But other than that, the moving of the arrows to show the correct answer was easy for students to do and there were enough slides so that we could discuss answers as a whole group and then some to do independently.
Beth W –
Extra Reinforcement
Kimberly Fisher –
Very helpful!
TasksAboutTeaching –
Super helpful for virtual instruction!
Julie G –
I used this activity as a mid unit “review” for my students and as a small group activity with my ELL students. Figurative language is a tricky concept for ELL students and this activity allowed me to differentiate so that I could best meet the needs of everyone in my class. Thank you!
Ixtchel Olalde –
This was so helpful to make instruction interactive and more engaging
ELwithShadel –
This has been extremely helpful with learning about Similes and Metaphors.
Alison M –
These are great to use for individual students. They also work well for tables to work together.
Caitlyn M –
Easy to use
Stephanie S –
Some good stuff included.
Amanda B –
Love it!
Melinda D –
I used it for my small groups rotations. My students thoroughly enjoyed it.
jessica S –
Excellent!
Emily G –
good extra practice
Carlye D –
The activities are engaging and I like the digital and print option.
Misty H –
This package was great! I love the included anchor chart.
Action Based E –
great
Malgorzata B –
Thank you. It is great!
Kristina M –
It was very helpful to teach figurative language to my students. Thank you.
Jayne P –
Love this!
Kristina C –
This kept my students engaged and helped them learn the difference between similes and metaphors. THank you very much!!
The Four on Board –
This was exactly what I needed!
Stephanie Garcia –
Great resource!! My kids loved it.
Jennifer H –
Thanks for this resource!
Aubrey J –
Great Resource
CASSANDRA C –
This was a great activity for students to practice identifying figurative language. It gave the definitions and examples to help teach the concept. The task cards were fun for the students to practice and to get them up and moving.
Sprinkling Knowledge –
This is such a great resource! Thank you so much.
Kylee G –
This resource was great to add into my Daily 3 rounds. Thank you!
Stacey Arnold –
This is a great resource and my students were very engaged.
Morgan L –
This was a good resource.
Lauryn G –
This included a lot of great activities and resources for figurative language!
Kylie B –
Love this resource!
Tamara G –
My students enjoyed these activities. They especially loved the task cards.
Lauren F –
I used this for whole group teaching. I went through each slide and had my students use whiteboard to determine the answers. I then asked why they knew to pick the answer they chose.
Leeann F –
This resource was a great tool for my students.
the Special in Education –
Thank you for creating this awesome resource!
Sarah H –
awesome resource
Nancy B –
Was a great resource to help my kids understand the concept. Thank you!
Jennifer Hitt –
Thanks!
Jessica P –
thanks
Jamie O –
Super engaging for my students! They loved playing this at the end of the year!
Karen S –
ty
Terri D –
Thanks
Elizabeth A –
This was such a great resource! I loved it and my students were really engaged!