Figurative Language Task Cards
Help your students incorporate figurative language into their creative writing with these photo prompt task cards!
Each task card has a different photo, as well as space to plan and write a short description. Task cards are ideal for revision, daily 5 and homework.
Figurative Language Covered: Simile, metaphor, hyperbole, idiom, oxymoron, alliteration, personification, onomatopoeia
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Why Choose The Figurative Language Task Cards?
- With a range of engaging photo prompts, your students will love their quick writing sessions!
- Task cards are perfect for Daily 5 or reading groups, as an independent activity
- Task cards are designed to print and go, with no prep for you! They even include planning space!
- The digital version allows you to use this resource as a whole class activity too!
What's Included?
- 32 photo prompt task cards (covering 8 language techniques)
- Blank task cards for you to use your own photo prompts
- An online version, perfect for homework or to use in whole class lessons
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