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Similes Activity Worksheet

The document is a worksheet focused on similes, explaining their definition and providing practice examples. It includes exercises for identifying similes in sentences, creating new similes, and writing sentences using given similes. The aim is to enhance understanding and usage of similes in writing.

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Similes Activity Worksheet

The document is a worksheet focused on similes, explaining their definition and providing practice examples. It includes exercises for identifying similes in sentences, creating new similes, and writing sentences using given similes. The aim is to enhance understanding and usage of similes in writing.

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Week 24: Simile Worksheet

Name: ____________________________ Class: ____________________

FACTS/TIPS:

A simile is a figure of speech that directly compares two different things using the words
"as" or "like." Authors may use similes to put clear images into a reader‟s mind.
PRACTICE EXAMPLES Underline the simile in each sentence. Say what things are
being compared.

-The girl‟s bag was as big as an elephant.

Comparison: Size of bag and elephant.

-The boy missed the door because he is blind as a bat.

Comparison: Boy’s vision and a bat.

-The girls sing like an angel.

Comparison: Girls’ voices and an angel.

1. ON YOUR OWN: Read the story and underline the similes.

Jackie had been as busy as a bee for the past three weeks. She was working on a project
for the science fair. She was so nervous to present it in front of the whole school. When
she was waiting for the bus, her dad said, “Be as cool as a cucumber!” Her explanation
was as clear as crystal. After the presentation, Jackie thought, “That was as easy as
ABC!” She felt as bright as a button and told everyone about her day.

2. Directions: Create a simile by completing each comparison below.

Example A: as shiny as _________________________

Answer: as shiny as silver.

1. as hot as _______________________

2. as bright as _______________________

3. sour like _______________________

4. as heavy as _______________________
3. Write a sentence with each simile given.

Example A: as stubborn as a mule

Answer: A person who always refuses to do what they are told is as stubborn as a
mule.

a)as playful as a kitten.

_____________________________________________________________________

b)as sweet as a pie

_____________________________________________________________________

c)sleep like a baby.

_____________________________________________________________________

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