Workroom 04

1. Figurative language and the five senses

2. Advanced Metaphors 

1.  Simile or Metaphor? - Illustrated Challenge 

2. Verbs of senses - Dialogues

3.  Look, seem, appear 

4. Similes with as ... as 

5. Complete the metaphor - Images 

6. Figurative Language In Music - Identify the figurative language in songs

7. Figurative Language in a poem - Identify the figurative language and talk about the poem

1. Use the Random wheel below

2. EXAGGERATED FOOD: Play with your teacher. Talk about your favorite food, but TRULY DESCRIBE IT. Use your five senses to explain your favorite food in OVERLY DRAMATIZING each sense.

Example: It looks so cheesy. It looks like a waterfall made of cheese. No, no, a cheesefall. YES, a cheesefall. And when your lips touch it, ooooohhhh... heaven... the grease!! Even though, it might sounds disgusting, the grease, the fat tastes milky. It taste like a small, greasy, milky present from the pizza gods. Then, on bite, and CRUNCH!!! Can you hear it? You can hear the skinny, crunchy bread breaking in your mouth... etc.

3. Senses Questions - Try to answer the prompts by using metaphors and similes