Figurative Language Activity {Decorate the Christmas Tree}
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Do your students need to practice identifying different types of figurative language? Your students will review the four main types of figurative language: similes, metaphors, hyperboles, and personification with these seasonal and holiday-themed sorting activities which last all school year long!AbPrice $18.00Original Price $36.00Save $18.00
Description
Holidays are a super busy, but super fun time in the classroom! Use this Christmas-themed figurative language activity to have some holiday fun while reviewing key content. {Note: This resource contains no specific references to Santa or any other religious aspects of the holiday.}
This center covers the following literary devices/figurative language:
- Simile
- Metaphor
- Personification
- Hyperbole
The students match the ornaments, gifts, and stars with the tree that names the type of figurative language being used. This resource has a total of 28 sentences for the students to read and sort.
Color and black and white versions are provided. A recording sheet and answer key are also included.
Use this activity for review, practice, as an early finisher activity, in a Literacy Center or RTI for struggling students.
About the Digital Version
There is a digital version of this activity included for use in Google Slides. In the digital version, students will drag moveable ornaments to Christmas trees on each slide to match them.
The content in the digital version is exactly the same as the printable version, but it gives you the option to assign it digitally. If you would like to see the digital activity in action, check out the video preview.
You can find digital access on page 2 of the PDF.
Click here to see all of my Christmas Resources, including Just Print Math and Reading Resources for 4th and 5th Grade.
