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After introducing similes, give kids a chance to be creative with this writing activity! Students will have fun comparing all kinds of things of their choosing using the prompts, and you'll love watching them use and grow their figurative language skills.

Simile is a figure of speech that is used for a comparison between two different things. These two things must have one thing in common.

Encourage your children to use super similes and marvellous metaphors in their writing with our resource pack. This includes a helpful topic guide, a reference mat, display banners and a wide range of classroom activities to explore!

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Are you searching for engaging and interactive educational materials to enhance your middle school students' understanding of similes and metaphors? Look no further! Our Simile and Metaphor Worksheets for Middle School are designed to provide comprehensive practice on this important literary concept. These worksheets provide simile examples and metaphor examples. So, students can use these worksheets as simile and metaphor activities. That’s why teachers and parents should use these…

Last week we covered similes. Just wanted to share a few pictures and ideas for teaching this skill. First we watched this video and the kids LOVED it! It has a catchy little tune and it uses drawings and simile examples from kids their age. After it was over we talked about the ones they remembered and I told them they would draw one of their own. As they worked we listened to it again. One, because they begged me to but two because I wanted the ones that couldn't come up with anything to…

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This FREE metaphor match-up activity is a great way to introduce and practice figurative language in your classoom! Grab it FREE