Figurative Language Project – Ugly Sweater Shoppe
$5.00
Getting right into the holiday season – use this project to have students creatively show mastery of figurative language! Students create descriptions for ugly sweaters showcasing 7 types of figurative language (simile, metaphor, onomatopoeia, hyperbole, alliteration, personification, and idiom). Students love the creative break while still staying engaged and showing what they know.
Description
Getting right into the holiday season – use this project to have students creatively show mastery of figurative language! Students create descriptions for ugly sweaters showcasing 7 types of figurative language (simile, metaphor, onomatopoeia, hyperbole, alliteration, personification, and idiom). Students love the creative break while still staying engaged and showing what they know.
Included:
– 4 versions of the catalog for ease of printing
– example
– assessment worksheet with answer key
– rubric with and without points listed
– clothing idiom ideas – for jumping off for students who need practice with idioms
Laurie G. –
I used these activities to create a unit for students during the time between Thanksgiving and Christmas. They loved learning about the Ugly Christmas sweater.
Ashley Marie Preston –
My kids absolutely loved this assignment and it was a great way for me to assess where my kids are at with figurative language.
Annie C. –
Very fun and engaging for students!
Laura C. –
This was a great filler as we finished an essay and prepared for winter break. Thanks
Jessica F. –
Students loved this activity. We worked on the book periodically the week before winter break. Kids were engaged and loved doing this.