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Students will be able to identify and explain three types of figurative language (similes, metaphors, and personification) in text and create their own examples.

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CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.3.5 - Demonstrate understanding of figurative language, word relationships and nuances in word meanings.

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Listen to "Firework" by Katy Perry and identify figurative language. Create a class list of examples found in the song.

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Katy Perry - Firework (Official Music Video)

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Teacher presents examples of similes, metaphors, and personification using colorful anchor charts. Students take notes in their language journals.

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In pairs, students create posts on a shared Padlet board with pictures they find that could inspire figurative language. Example: 'The clouds are cotton balls in the sky.'

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Groups rotate through stations: Station 1: Sort figurative language strips, Station 2: Create illustrations of given expressions, Station 3: Write original examples using picture prompts

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Students complete an interactive online quiz identifying types of figurative language.

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Figurative Language Game Show - Figurative Language Game Show - Figurative Language (Open the box) - Figurative Language - figurative language

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Advanced students create a comic strip using at least 5 examples of figurative language.

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Struggling students work with simplified examples and use a graphic organizer to identify figurative language types.

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Browse figurative language graphic organizer resources on Teachers Pay Teachers, a marketplace trusted by millions of teachers for original educational resources.

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Teacher observes student discussions and reviews Padlet posts during group work.

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Students write 3 sentences using different types of figurative language about their favorite food.

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Students identify the type of figurative language in 3 given examples and explain their reasoning.

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Students share their favorite example of figurative language created during class and explain why they chose it.

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How does figurative language make writing more interesting? Share responses on a collaborative Padlet wall.

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Read a chapter from your independent reading book and find 3 examples of figurative language. Record them in your reading journal.

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Write a short paragraph describing your bedroom using at least 2 similes, 1 metaphor, and 1 example of personification.

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Complete 2 figurative language games on ABCya or similar educational website.

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Hold the Phone is a great game for kids to practice idioms! Learn the idioms by selecting different emojis that represent them and answering questions about the phrases.