Similes and Metaphors Figurative Language Worksheets
$4.95
Similes and Metaphors Figurative Language Worksheets: Enhancing your students’ writing skills has never been easier! The Metaphors and Similes Of The Week Packet is the ultimate solution crafted for 3rd, 4th, and 5th-grade learners.
With this tool, teaching figurative language and boosting your students’ writing abilities has never been more delightful and engaging. I have used it with my students, and the results were phenomenal. Take your students’ writing skills to the next level with this easy-to-use resource!
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Similes and Metaphors Figurative Language Worksheets: Enhancing your students’ writing skills has never been easier! The Similes and Metaphors of the Week Packet is the ultimate solution crafted for 3rd, 4th, and 5th-grade learners.
With this tool, teaching figurative language and boosting your students’ writing abilities has never been more delightful and engaging. I have used it with my students, and the results were phenomenal. Take your students’ writing skills to the next level with this easy-to-use resource!
INCLUDED:
- Print and digital options (see page 4 for digital links)
- Clickable table of contents
- Definition Anchor Charts
- Words and definition for teacher reference
- Cover page for notebook style
- 1 blank template to have students create their own worksheet
- 50 Similes of the Week templates (consistent look to use weekly)
- 50 Metaphors of the Week templates (consistent look to use weekly)
FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE OF THE WEEK IS PERFECT FOR:
- weekly ELA focused wall
- literacy small groups
- focus figurative language skill learning
- test preparation material
- homework
- writing practice
- extensions for GT, or accelerated learners
- substitute activities
- and much more!
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Suzanne H. –
This fits perfectly into our Figurative Fridays word study! I’ve paired the language with pictures that they have to figure out to discover the simile or metaphor. They LOVE it! Great resource and I love the graphic organizer.
Valerie L. –
Fantastic resource that held my student’s attention!
Kerstyn C. –
This is a hard concept for students, but this was a great resources to have
Ceitag’s Corner –
This was a great time saver- thank you very much!
Connie L. –
Great way to review and reteach for upcoming state assessment.
Kinder with KayKay –
I love having resources to help students understand the difference between similes and metaphors. I am excited to incorporate these with my 3rd graders this year. It is nice to have resources that work in multiple grades for when you switch grade levels.
Wai Fung L. –
This is a very helpful bundle for my 3rd graders. Highly engaging.
Carrie L. –
Thank you so much for this resource!
It helped my kiddos out so much!
It was so easy to follow and it was explained so well.
Thank you!
HOLLY PAWLOWSKI –
It was fun to review these with the students. They loved making their own simile and metaphor!
Vicki M. –
This was a great addition to my unit. The students were held accountable and loved the practice.
Vanessa M. –
These Similes and Metaphors worksheets are a fantastic resource for teaching figurative language in 3rd and 4th grades! The activities are clear, engaging, and well-suited to my students’ level. They really helped my class understand the differences between similes and metaphors while encouraging creativity in their own writing. The worksheets provided a great mix of practice, from identifying figurative language in sentences to creating their own similes and metaphors. My students loved how fun and hands-on the activities were, and it really boosted their confidence in using figurative language. Highly recommend for any teacher looking to make learning figurative language exciting and effective!
Ashley C. –
These are fun for the students and help them engage with learning new concepts.
Tyler Stringer –
This was a great bundle of resources to use when teaching figurative language.
Jennifer J. –
Perfect resource for an overwhelmed teacher, trying to provide great activities and learning opportunities for all of her students!
Neoshea Goering –
Perfect way to teach on similes and metaphors. Thank you!
Ashley L. –
A great help for teaching similes and metaphors. Thank you!
Jennifer P. –
This was a fun and useful activity for my students. Highly recommend.
Elisabeth F. –
We used this to work on simile and metaphors, made a good fall bulletin board.
Shelby S. –
This was a wonderful resource that engaged my students and strengthened their knowledge of the content.
Kendell F. –
Every week, my students love getting to explore a new metaphor and simile! This is a super fun, predictable and engaging way to introduce students to figurative language.