Explore Different Kinds of Figurative Language
This Standards-based content, ready-made center challenges students to critically think about language and examine various types of figurative language and expressions. Students interpret figurative phrases in the context of short reading passages. Players spin, answer a multiple-choice question, and earn a point if the answer is correct. Players can earn extra points by naming the type of figurative language used: simile, metaphor, idiom, personification, hyperbole, sarcasm, or onomatopoeia. Great for building language fluency. All material including task/instruction card is in Spanish. The guide is in English. For independent play, this product is Self-checking. *REINFORCE SKILLS: Practice fun activities while learning necessary skills*INDEPENDENT PRACTICE: Children can easily complete and interact with these materials independently*TEACHING GUIDE INCLUDED: a Really Good Instructional Guide is included to cover activities and supporting reproducible in English*TARGETED SKILLS: Boost the same key skills children are learning in the classroom*GRAB AND GO contents neatly packaged in this convenient snap closured bag to learn anywhere or on the go
6 text cards * Size: 5" by 7" each * 30 question cards * Size: 2" by 3" each * 1 reference card * Size: 8" by 11" * 3 double-sided answer key cards * Size: 8" by 11" each * 1 score card * Size: 8" by 11" * 1 spinner * Size: 5" by 5" * 1 laminated task card * Size: 9" by 6" * Really Good Instructional Guide * 1 hanging plastic bag * Size: 11" by 13"

Explore Figurative Language In This Fun Literacy Activity

Whether you’re a parent wanting to help your child get the most out of at-home learning or a teacher looking for activities to send home with students, this center has you covered! The challenge in this game is to interpret figurative phrases in the context of short reading passages. Players spin, answer a multiple-choice question, and earn a point if the answer is correct. Players can earn extra points by naming the type of figurative language used: simile, metaphor, idiom, personification, hyperbole, sarcasm, or onomatopoeia. Students can Self-checking their work as they go.

• REINFORCE SKILLS: Practice fun activities while learning to interpret figurative phrases in the context of short reading passages.
• INDEPENDENT PRACTICE / SELF CHECKING: Children can easily complete and interact with these materials independently and self-check their work.
• TEACHING GUIDE INCLUDED: a Really Good Instructional Guide is included to cover activities and supporting reproducibles.
• TARGETED SKILLS: Boost the same key skills children are learning in the classroom.
• GRAB AND GO contents neatly packaged in this convenient snap closured bag to learn anywhere or on the go.