Figurative Language Sorting Activity Worksheet Alternative 100 Card Sort Game
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Use these ELA activities including task cards and sorting games to review and reinforce types of conflict, figurative language, rhetorical appeals (ethos/logos/pathos), types of irony and literary terms. These cards have examples taken from authentic texts and popular YA literature. Students will loPrice $16.00Original Price $22.00Save $6.00
Get ELA test prep resources and task cards that are fun and ready to use! These engaging and interactive activities, sorting games, RACE Strategy prompts, and context clue worksheets are perfect to review and reinforce the important things students need to know for ELA testing.You will want to use tPrice $47.00Original Price $52.00Save $5.00
Learning Objective
Students will be able to recognize seven type of figurative language: metaphors, similes, personification, hyperbole, idiom, onomatopoeia, and alliteration.
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Need figurative language activities? Use this fun and interactive sorting task card game to review and reinforce figurative language. These 100 task cards each have examples of figurative language taken from authentic texts and popular YA literature.
Students will sort them into seven categories: metaphors, similes, personification, hyperboles, idioms, onomatopoeia, alliteration.
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Included:
- 100 cards with figurative language examples
- Fill-in-the-blank quiz
- Answer keys
- Placemats with terms
- Directions and ideas for use
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Teachers are Saying:
- "We have talked so much about figurative language but for some reason it never "clicked" with my students. Being able to see so many wonderful examples from books they have read finally made it click how important figurative language is! Plus it being a sorting activity allowed such deep conversations about why they thought it was that type of figurative language. Wonderful product!" -Ashley S.
- "This is a fun and engaging way for students to practice identifying literary devices. My students loved it." -Caitlyn F.
- "I was in a pinch right before testing started and needed low-prep activities for my kids to use as review! This was soooo helpful!!" -Tina N.
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