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Preview of Finding Figurative Language and Meaning in a Song: Happy by Pharrell

Finding Figurative Language and Meaning in a Song: Happy by Pharrell

Using the song and lyrics of "Happy" by Pharrell Williams, students will explore the meaning and figurative language within the song. This activity prompts students to engage with a hit song while looking for literary devices and figurative language. It includes finding examples with: -similes -metaphors -personification -alliteration -theme/meaning A very fun and engaging way for students to practice their figurative language!
Preview of Song Activity! House by the Creek: fill in, information questions + verb tenses!

Song Activity! House by the Creek: fill in, information questions + verb tenses!

I love using music and songs with second language learners and always make sure to include songs they might not have heard before to ensure a plain field! Students always love these activities!Get your students to listen to the song, filling the blanks.Then, have your students listen while answering a variety of information questions about the song lyrics (I always make sure to include a nice mix of easy, average, and not so easy questions!)Finally, I highlighted a selection of verbs found in th
Preview of Listening Activity: Everything At Once, song by Lenka

Listening Activity: Everything At Once, song by Lenka

Fill in the blanks for this song...and a great idea to keep working with the song while reviewing grammar! Answer key included.Two versions are offered: one with visual support, one with words only so it can be used in a regular ELA class or ESL. I use it with my grade 8 ESL students but could try with grade 7 students, if they were strong or if I decided to allow them to work in pairs.
Preview of Onomatopoeia Song

Onomatopoeia Song

Teach Onomatopoeia through a fun singing activity. This engaging activity is designed to be taught in one minilesson that can be practiced by singing the song throughout the week. If you enjoy the song, consider purchasing the full lesson Teaching Onomatopoeia Through Song. Happy customers have said: "Great activity for learning about Onomatopoeia :)" "Always a fun topic!" "What a cute song!" ***************************************************************************** You May Also Like
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