Figurative Language Flipbook: Print and Digital

This Figurative Language Flipbook comes in both PRINT and DIGITAL for Google Classroom™ (and other top educational platforms) will help reinforce seven different types of figurative language. Students will complete a page in the flipbook for a simile, idiom, metaphor, hyperbole, alliteration, personification, and onomatopoeia.

 

It includes:
Flipbook
Teacher Notes
Teacher Notes for Digital with LINK

 

SAVE MORE and GET MORE with the Print and Digital Figurative Language Unit! It includes this flipbook, plus 32 task cards, teaching pages, practice pages, sorts, and posters.
Figurative Language for 4th and 5th Grades

 

Why you’ll love this resource:

• The flipbook helps your students have a deeper understanding of each figurative language type.
• The flipbook comes in a print and a digital version that makes it easy to plan and assign for the classroom, homeschool, or for distance learning.
• The printed version of this flipbook has half-sheet pages to save paper.
• The digital version for Google Slides™ is NO PREP for busy teachers.
• The digital version can be opened in PowerPoint, which means it can be used in multiple educational platforms, like Microsoft OneNote.
• The flipbook can be used in a number of ways, from reading centers to whole class, as test prep, for review, and more!!!

 

 

Looking for an extra fun figurative language resource?
5th Grade Digital Reading Unit: Figurative Language for Google Slides™

 

Here are a few grammar games that might be helpful too:
Idioms Game
Similes Game
Metaphor Game
FREE Idioms, Adages, and Proverbs Game

 

Thanks so much!
Jenn

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