Figurative Language BOOM! Cards

This Deck of BOOM! Learning Cards for Figurative Language is an excellent resource for distance learning and interactive review! It begins by giving your student- scholars student friendly definitions for seven types of figurative language. The Deck then provides them with 42 challenge examples for student-scholars to identify.

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The terms reviewed are:

Simile; Metaphor; Onomatopoeia; Imagery; Alliteration; Allusion; and, Personification

Please keep watch for the second set of BOOM! Learning cards!

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ELA in Middle School proudly uses Ron Lieshman’s Digital Toonage “Teachers” and “School Kids” sets in this Deck of Boom Cards!

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