Updated: 08 Oct 2016
A sorting worksheet using similes, personification, metaphors and onomatopoeia.
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Pages: 3 Pages
Year: 2
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A sorting worksheet using similes, personification, metaphors and onomatopoeia.
Use this worksheet when teaching students how to use and understand figurative language.
Students cut and paste the figurative language examples and sort them under the correct headings on the provided table.
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