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Figurative Language

Join Jennifer Parnell from North Belmont Elementary as she explains similes, idioms, and metaphors with fun examples. Dive into the world of figurative language and enhance your language skills!

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Figurative Language

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  1. Figurative Language Jennifer ParnellNorth Belmont Elementary

  2. Examples: • Similes • Idioms • Metaphors

  3. Similes are sentences that compare two unlike objects using like or as. • The girl’s hair is as yellow as the sun. • The boy runs like a rabbit.

  4. Idioms are sentences that cannot be understood by the meanings of their separate words. • I’m in hot water with my mom! • Are you feeling blue today?

  5. Metaphors are sentences that use one idea or thing in place of another to show a likeness between the two. • That report was dynamite! • The boy is an egghead.

  6. Can you name each type of figurative language?

  7. The Christmas tree was a jewel in the forest. metaphor

  8. Granddaddy was sleeping as soundly as a bear in hibernation. simile

  9. The boy can swim like a fish. simile

  10. The lady was a songbird. metaphor

  11. The old lady was moving like a snail. simile

  12. Steve was a leaping frog as he jumped the brook. metaphor

  13. You crack me up! idiom

  14. I’m in the doghouse! idiom

  15. Great Job!!!

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