Figurative LanguageSix devices writers use when the plain words are not enough.4th GradeFigurative language means something other than the literal words.DeviceWhat it doesExampleSimilecompares using like or asas quiet as snowMetaphorsays one thing IS anotherthe sky was a bruisePersonificationgives human traits to thingsthe wind whisperedHyperbolewild exaggerationI've told you a million timesIdioma fixed phrase with a hidden meaningit's raining cats and dogsOnomatopoeiaa word that sounds like its noisebuzz, crash, splashNaming it is half the mark. Saying what it does to the reader is theother half.Figurative Languagewww.littleactivity.com

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Literacy · 4th Grade

Figurative Language

Six devices writers use when the plain words are not enough.

How to use it

Find one in whatever they are reading tonight and name it.

Free · print-ready PDF · US Letter and A4

Grade
4th Grade
Ages
9–10
Subject
Literacy
Pages
1

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