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Jumpstarters for Figurative Language
Short Daily Warm-ups for the Classroom
ByJanEHEitMan
COPYRiGHt©2007MarktwainMedia,inc.
iSBn978-1-58037-424-8
Printingno.CD-404073
MarktwainMedia,inc.,PublishersDistributedbyCarson-DellosaPublishingCompany,inc.
thepurchaseofthisbookentitlesthebuyertoreproducethestudentpagesforclassroomuseonly.OtherpermissionsmaybeobtainedbywritingMarktwainMedia,inc.,Publishers.
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Table of Contents
introductiontotheteacher.......................................................................................................1
imagery....................................................................................................................................2
Simile........................................................................................................................................6
Metaphor................................................................................................................................10
adage.....................................................................................................................................14
idiom.......................................................................................................................................18
Cliché......................................................................................................................................22
Personification........................................................................................................................26
allusion...................................................................................................................................29
Symbolism..............................................................................................................................32
Hyperbole...............................................................................................................................35
Synecdoche............................................................................................................................39
answerKeys..........................................................................................................................42
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simile hyperbole
idiomallusion
imagery synecdoche
metaphor
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Figurative Language Warm-ups:Imagery
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Imagery 1
Imagery(iM-uj-ree)useswordstopaintapictureinthereader’smind.
Onyourownpaper,writeadescriptionofthisscene,paintingapicturewithwords.
Imagery 2
imagerydescribessightstopaintawordpic-ture.Underlinetheimageryinthisparagraph:
a blue pottery bowl sat on the kitchen
counter.the bowl held yellow bananas with
black-fleckedskin,largeredapples,andpale
greenpears.
Imagery 3
imagerydescribessounds to interest readers.Write5soundwordshere.
Imagery 4
imagerydescribessmellstohelpthereaderenterthescene.imagineyouareatacarnival.Write5thingsyousmell.
Imagery 5
imagery describes tastes to interest readers.Write5tastewordshere.
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Imagery 6Chooseyour favorite food.Onyourownpaper,use imagery to describe the food to someonewhohasneverseenit.
Imagery 8Underline thewords in theparagraphbelowthatdescribe thefivesenses:sight,sound,smell,taste,andtouch.
iopenedoneeyewhenmyalarmclockbuzzed.Myroomwasstilldark,but i couldsmell coffee.When thescentofsizzlingbaconhitmynose,mymouthwateredandmystomachgrowled.iknewMomwouldcookituntilitwascrunchy,justthewayilikeit.Myfeetmetthecold,hardfloorasigotoutofbed.ithrewonmysoft,redsweatshirtandjeansandheadedforbreakfast.
Imagery 7imagerydescribeshowthingsfeelsoreaderscan imagine the experience. Draw lines be-tweenthewordsthatdescribeafeelingandthethingtheydescribe.
scratchy woolsweaternubby angorafursilky pillowrough carpetsoft sandpaper
Imagery 9Look at your pen or pencil.Write one word orphraseaboutitforeachofthefivesenses.
Sight:
Sound:
Smell:
taste:
touch:
Imagery 10Howdoeseachofthefollowingfeelwhenyoutouchit?Writeatouchwordforeach.
sidewalk
grass
icecream
water
treetrunk
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Imagery 11imageryusesspecificwordstopaintanaccu-ratepicture.Forexample,usingIrish Setterin-steadofdogtellsthereaderwhatkindofdog.Writeaspecificwordforthegeneralonesbe-low.cerealflowerpersonshoesmusic
Imagery 12
Circlethewordsthatarespecific.
ocean basketball
cottonwood movie
sport
Imagery 13Fillineachblankwithaspecificword.ageneralhintisgiven.
the(boy) visitedthe
(mountains)
withhis(family) .they
caught(fish) inthe(creek)
andcookedthem
for(ameal) .
Imagery 14
Onyourownpaper,describe today’sweather.Remembertouseimageryandasmanyofthefive senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch)asyoucan.
Imagery 15
imageryusesdetailstomakesomethingstandout.Writetheuniquedetailabouteachmugbeneathit.
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