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Not grade specific Common Core L.4.5b worksheets
DIFFERENTIATED Identifying Figurative Language Worksheet 2 | 12 variations
This 4 page, 25 question worksheet is differentiated to 12 different variations.Students are presented with example sentences that contain figurative language. Their task is to identify what type of figurative language is being used.Figurative Language CoveredAlliterationAllusionHyperboleIdiomMetaphorOnomatopoeiaPersonificationSimileTwo Types of DifferentiationFirst, sentences are presented with and without underlining the figurative language in the sentence. The underlined version isolates the
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DIFFERENTIATED Identifying Figurative Language Worksheet 1 | 12 variations
This 4 page, 25 question worksheet is differentiated to 12 different variations.Students are presented with example sentences that contain figurative language. Their task is to identify what type of figurative language is being used.Figurative Language CoveredAlliterationAllusionHyperboleIdiomMetaphorOnomatopoeiaPersonificationSimileTwo Types of DifferentiationFirst, sentences are presented with and without underlining the figurative language in the sentence. The underlined version isolates the
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DIFFERENTIATED Identifying Figurative Language Worksheet Sample | 12 variations
This free sample worksheet includes 12 questions across 2 pages, differentiated to 12 different variations. The full version of these worksheets are 4 pages with 25 questions.Students are presented with example sentences that contain figurative language. Their task is to identify what type of figurative language is being used.Figurative Language CoveredAlliterationAllusionHyperboleIdiomMetaphorOnomatopoeiaPersonificationSimileTwo Types of DifferentiationFirst, sentences are presented with and wi
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Free Idioms Costumes Ideas Letter Home Figurative Language
October is the perfect time to inject some creativity and fun into your classroom activities. This year, why not try something a little different and host a "Dress Up with Idioms" day? It's a fantastic way to teach your students about idioms while letting their imaginations run wild. Here’s a FREE letter template you can send home to help explain the idea to parents!► Related Standards ►RL.3.4 Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text, distinguishing literal from nonl
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