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Figurative Language Games: Five Activities and a Scoot

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Figurative Language cover: previews of the Figuring Out anchor chart, a highlighted story card and a drawing response
Overview of the lesson set by Teach with Baker
Figuring Out anchor chart: playful language lets an author say one thing but mean another; readers ask what it really means
Display while introducing nonliteral phrases
Steps for the highlighting lesson: review the chart, model highlighting card set one, then partners highlight set two
Plan for a one- or two-day highlighting lesson
Story cards, set one: students highlight the playful phrase in four passages, such as Madison about to explode
Model these cards together before partner work
Story cards, set two: students highlight phrases in passages on Mariyah the sloth, a lava road, rain like a wave and cake
Partner practice cards for spotting nonliteral phrases
Evidence chart lesson notes: students jot playful phrases from their own books on sticky notes and add them at share time
No-print routine for independent reading time
Scoop activity notes: choose a 16- or 12-answer sheet, post phrase cards around the room and check answers along the way
Setup tips for a movement-based scoop activity
What Do You Mean? recording sheet: students write what each playful phrase REALLY means in 16 numbered answer spaces
Student response sheet for the scoop cards

Answer key included

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Grade 2, 3

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About This Product

Figurative Language Teaching Resources

Figurative Language is an exceptional learning tool designed to make studying fun and engaging for Grades 2 and 3 students. The tool concentrates on Language Arts, Strategies, and Literature subtopics.

This resource addresses the common challenge of identifying figurative language in literature. It comprises five comprehensive activities that guide learners towards comprehension.

  • Activity One: Starts by encouraging learners to spot instances of figurative usage within given paragraphs.

  • Activity Two: Progresses to an 'Evidence Chart' task deepening understanding of authors' creative use of words.

  • We've redirected focus onto understanding idioms with engaging ‘Scoot’ games (activity three) & 'What Do You Mean?' sheets (activity four).

  • Closes with a well-structured idiom sheet—further testing skills acquired from preceding activities.

The resources come as printable PDF worksheets suitable for either large or smaller group study sessions. These are low-prep but high-yield teaching aids, ideally suited for early-stage Language Arts.

This Figurative Language resource is a ready to use resource. The 24 pages included are sure to engage your students in the recognition and practice of use of figurative language.

This Figurative Language resource was designed for students in 2nd and 3rd grades, though it can be used in other grades as well.

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