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Create a matching game using Canva where the players create matches between idioms and their literal and figurative meanings.

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Write a poem in a Google Doc that explains a mathematical concept using metaphors.

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Choose 3 songs that you feel demonstrate hyperbole. Copy each song's lyrics into a Google Doc and highlight the examples of hyperbole in each song.

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Think of ways that you are like an animal. Write 8 sentences in a Google Doc following this pattern:

I am as ________ as a _________.

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Write directions in a Google Doc for someone to get from the school to your home using imagery to describe the surroundings the person will encounter. You may also draw a map if you would like to.

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Write a song using alliteration. Remember, alliteration is like soap: a little goes a long way. Not every word needs to start with the same letter. Pick a couple of key words to alliterate and let the rest flow naturally. You can submit they lyrics via Google Docs and if you would like to record your song you can use Mote to do so.

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Write a story using a Storyboardthat.com where an object is the main character. You should have at least six squares. You must give the object human-like qualities using personification. It can be about anything you would like, but there can't be any humans in your story.

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Find 6 images of nature. Put the images into a Google Slide presentation. Each picture should be on its own slide. For each image write 2 sentences using onomatopoeia to describe the sounds you think of when you look at the image.