"I can pronounce the figurative language terms correctly and match them with an example of the term."

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Objective

By the end of this lesson...

1. Listen to the audio on each slide, so you can hear the term pronounced correctly.

2. Record yourself reading the sentence and pronouncing the word correctly.

   
   

Directions:

​Tip: If you know how to pronounce the term, go straight to the recording slides.
Tip: You can record quietly

A comparison of two unlike things using the words LIKE or AS.

Simile
Sim -il -lee

a comparison between two unlike things using the word is, are, were, etc.

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metaphor
(meta - for)

an exaggeration (over reaction) made to show a point

hyperbole
(hy-per-bol-lee)

giving human traits or powers to non human things

personification
(per-son-e-fi-ca-tion)

words that trigger the five senses

imagery
(im-ah-gree)

a figurative expression or saying that a culture of people adopt and use

idiom
(id-ee-om)

Now, read the poem "Oda a Las Gracias" or "Ode to Thanks" and label examples of imagery. (on paper) If you have extra time, work on Power up.

Finished!