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TEKS ELA Standard: 6.9.D
describe how the author’s use of figurative language such as metaphor and personification achieves specific purposes
Idioms About Numbers 2
Five idioms related to numbers.
Idioms About Numbers 1
Five idioms related to numbers.
Idioms About Salt
Five idioms related to salt.
Idioms About Eggs
Five idioms related to eggs.
Idioms About Dessert
Five idioms related to dessert.
Idioms About Food 2
Five idioms related to food.
Idioms About Food 1
Five idioms related to food.
Idioms About Feet
Five idioms related to feet.
Idioms About Noses
Five idioms related to noses.
Idioms About Hands and Fingers
Five idioms related to hands and fingers.
Idioms About Hands
Five idioms related to hands.
Idioms About Body Parts
Five idioms related to body parts.
Idioms About Bugs
Five idioms related to bugs.
Idioms About Birds 2
Five idioms related to birds.
Idioms About Birds 1
Five idioms related to birds.
Idioms About Ducks
Five idioms related to ducks.
Idioms About Geese
Five idioms related to geese.
Idioms About Names
Five idioms related to names.
Idioms About Bites
Five idioms related to bites.
Idioms About the Greeks and Romans
Five idioms related to the Greeks and Romans.
Idioms About Mouths
Five idioms related to mouths.
Idioms About Water
Five idioms related to water.
Personification: A River
A river that chases, chuckles, and grips things with a gurgle. Your students will see how a writer turns plain water into a living creature, then try it themselves on fire, snow, or traffic.
Smoke-Breathing Godzilla Tree
Extreme Closeup in Slow Motion
Blue Flames of Kawah Ijen Volcano
A Glowing Turtle
Octopus Walks on Two Tentacles
World’s Best Juggler: Francis Brunn
Halloween Hay Bales
Adorabilis: The Cutest Octopus
Dust Storm Over Phoenix
Metal Lattice Light Enough to Sit on a Dandelion
Faig Ahmed’s Surreal Woolen Carpets
A Steel Table Played Like an Instrument
Insects Taking Off in Slow Motion
Pancakes That Look Like Bacon and Eggs
Danny MacAskill’s BMX Stunts on Giant Toys
Starling Murmurations
Iridescent Steam Up Close
Fruit and Vegetable Carving
Kayaking Into Fingal’s Cave
Laika’s Stop-Motion Techniques
Blanket Octopus Unfurls Its Skin
Banana Juggling by Joseph Viatte
Ice Drummers Play a Frozen Lake
Pygmy Seahorse Camouflage
Inside the Sun’s Corona
Wine Glass Played Underwater
Glass Armonica
Time-Lapse Volcano Eruption
Liquid Mercury Balloon in Slow Motion
A Mirror Made Entirely Out of Fur
Swimming Through a Lake of Jellyfish
Struggle Makes Us Stronger
How the lotus can teach your young students about resiliency.
Idioms About Money
Five sets of idioms related to money.
Idioms About Fire
Five sets of idioms related to fire!
Idioms about Weather
Five sets of idioms related to the weather.
Idioms About Red
Five sets of idioms related to the color red.
Fancier Figurative Language: Use the Opposite
Let’s start with “As cold as fire.”
What’s In My Brain: Cute Baby vs Fast Cheetah
Can students spot similes vs metaphors?
Describing Author’s Voice
What if… Edgar Allen Poe wrote Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland?