Figurative Language in Christmas Songs Activity PowerPoint Version

Christmas Activity: Identify figurative language in Christmas songs. Digital resource. Students read through the lyrics of different winter tunes and Christmas songs and identify types of figurative language, such as metaphor, simile, personification, hyperbole, or idiom. Lyrics have examples highlighted in different colors, so they can try to figure out the color code. Includes a chart they can fill out as they go through the songs. Each song has a snowflake link to a music video of the song. You can minimize the linked page while the song is playing if you wish to stay on the slide with the lyrics. Five songs...fun activity for the holidays. Color code key is at the end, so they can check their answers, and includes a name-that-tune figurative language quiz at the end, with key. Happy holidays! This is a PowerPoint version of my popular SMARTBOARD activity, created for you by request. Have fun! Please see full preview for songs included. Note that animations do not show in the preview.

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If you would prefer the SMARTboard version:

SMARTBOARD Figurative Language in Christmas Songs Activity

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