Free For Any Grade English Language Arts Graphic Organizers

Figurative Language in Literature Graphic Organizers | Graphic Organizers | FREE

ABOUT THIS RESOURCE

★ Figurative Language

★ Graphic Organizers

★ Print and Digital

★ Suitable for ANY text and grade level!

★ FREE

This resource includes:

★ 7 Figurative Language in Literature Graphic Organizers in 3 Variations

★ 3 Google Slide Links

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One Graphic Organizer, in 3 variations, for each of the following Figurative Language types:

★ Similes

★ Metaphors

★ Idioms

★ Hyperbole

★ Personification

★ Onomatopoeia

★ MIXED

This resource includes 7 Figurative Language in Literature Graphic Organizers (in 3 variations) for students to record the different types of figurative language they come across in any of the texts they read. They are asked to identify examples that contain figurative language types and explain their meanings and purposes in the text. The Graphic Organizers contain columns where students write the text title and page number of where the figurative language example is found, a column where they write the actual sentence(s) that contain the example of figurative language, and a column analyzing its meaning and purpose in the text.

▶️ There is three for each of the following Figurative Language types: Similes, Metaphors, Idioms, Hyperbole, Personification, Onomatopoeia, and MIXED where students can record any figurative language type.

▶ Variation #1 - contain an image of a book. This image is on all 7 graphic organizer.

▶ Variation #2 - contain a picture related to the figurative language type. Each graphic organizer contains a different image related to the figurative language type.

▶ Variation #3 - No images. Blank.

▶️ All variations are also included in GOOGLE SLIDES. Text boxes have already been added to make it easier for you and your students!

▶️ These graphic organizers are excellent for formative assessments, small group instruction, literacy centers, independent practice, assessments, morning work, homework, or to simply be used to monitor comprehension and set a purpose for reading!

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❤️ Simile Practice Worksheets, Test, and Answer Keys

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This straightforward graphic organizer will allow your students to document cause and effect relationships as they read.

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This Vocabulary Graphic Organizer Packet includes a variety of 4 templates designed to engage students of all levels in vocabulary activities. From the classic Frayer Model to interactive word webs, this resource helps learners to master vocabulary in a way that suits their unique preferences and learning styles.

Contents: Frayer Model:

• Dive into the classic Frayer Model, offering students a comprehensive understanding of each vocabulary word. Develop a well-rounded grasp by exploring the definition, characteristics, examples, and non-examples.

Linear Array:

• Expand vocabulary in a linear fashion with this organizer. Encourage students to explore connections and relationships between words, fostering a sequential understanding of their meanings.

Synonym and Antonym Practice Page:

• Reinforce vocabulary retention with a dedicated practice page. Students can list synonyms and antonyms for each word, enhancing their language skills through contextual exploration.

Word Web:

• Stimulate creativity with the word web organizer. Encourage students to draw or write associations, fostering a visual and holistic comprehension of each vocabulary word.

Why You'll Love This Product:

1. Versatile Learning Tools: With five distinct organizers, this packet caters to various learning preferences, ensuring engagement for students of all levels.
2. Comprehensive Vocabulary Exploration: From definitions to synonyms and antonyms, the packet offers a comprehensive exploration of vocabulary words, strengthening language skills.
3. Encourages Creativity: The word web organizer sparks creativity, allowing students to make personal connections to each vocabulary word.

Who This Product Is For: Ideal for educators who:

1. Want to enhance vocabulary learning through diverse graphic organizers.
2. Teach students of varying levels, accommodating different learning preferences.
3. Value tools that foster both individual and collaborative exploration of vocabulary.
4. Aim to make vocabulary learning interactive and engaging.
5. Seek resources adaptable to a range of subjects and classroom settings.

Not grade specific/Excellent for ALL grades!

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TWO graphic organizers of different complexity prompt students of all levels to think about what specific objects, people, images, events, ideas, words, etc. represent in a story or non-fiction text. Students cite evidence to support the meaning and significance of identified symbols. Both graphic organizers are different in complexity. The first graphic organizer targets Special Ed and ELL students, and the second graphic organizer, which is more complex, targets higher level students who need to be challenged further.

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