Students must read the sentences and decide which type of figurative language is being used.

Thanksgiving figurative language activities pdf. For every line of your thanksgiving poem use a different type of figurative language. Figurative language for november a thanksgiving feast of figurative language is a figure of speech study constructed around the loosely woven story of a familys thanksgiving get together. You are going to design a place mat for your thanksgiving feast by writing a 7 lined poem about thanksgiving. Figurative language other contents.

The first page of the pdf is the worksheet and the second page is an answer key. Thanksgiving figurative language just got more fun and engaging with this thanksgiving activity for middle school or high school students. You can grab my 10 thanksgiving themed figurative language activities below complete with an easy to use power point mini lesson student analysis sheets. Turkeys are a great excuse to bring figurative language into the classroom this november.

Have your students practice imagery by analyzing the menus from their favorite restaurant and using it to help them create their own thanksgiving menu using imag. Figurative language for november a thanksgiving feast of figurative language is a figure of speech study constructed around the loosely woven story of a familys thanksgiving get together. Organized in three sections appetizers main course after dinner activities of twenty five items each. Please follow the format below.

Line 1 simile about thanksgiving line 2 metaphor about thanksgiving line 3 alliteration about thanksgiving. They must choose from the following. This figurative language mega bundle is created for 3rd 4th 5th and 6th grade and includes eight pdf figurative language activity products daily figurative language bell ringers for one year and two differentiated figurative language sorting activities they contain the same content but one a. Simile metaphor personification alliteration hyperbole imagery onomatopoeia the last two lines are for students to write their own examples of figurative language.

I mean youve got family time coming up and no energy to lose on those last couple of days in class. Then give them a list of the real meanings and see if they can match the expressions to their definitions. Try giving your students a list of turkey idioms and have them guess what the idioms mean.