Language Arts Mini Spark #62 – Simile Me

What is a Simile? The official definition of a simile is a noun that means: “a figure of speech involving the comparison of one thing with another thing of a different kind, used to make a description more emphatic or vivid.”

Step One: Watch this Brain Pop Jr. video about Similes 

and this word girl video

Step Two: Look at the Simile list below. Whisper read a scenario for each one

Example: as sly as a fox

Hillary was ______________________ , as she to gingerly placed the fruit bat into her backpack.

  • Easy as ABC
  • Like two peas in a pod
  • Straight as an arrow
  • Wise as an owl

Step Three: Watch and listen to the book, “My Dog Is As Smelly As Dirty Socks”. Click book image below.

Step Four: Write a “Simile Me”.

  • First, jot down five words you would use to describe yourself.
  • Use your five words and make comparisons to something else, writing your own version of a “Simile Me”

Here is my example:

1 – busy                                                                                                                                 

2 – creative

3 – hardworking

4 – happy

5 – sleepy

I’m as busy as a timer,

As creative as a stained glass window,

As hardworking as an elephant,

As happy as a well-loved dog,

And as sleepy as a pillow.

Step Five: Use an app of your choice to create a fun illustration/visual of your “Simile Me”

Step Six: Send your “Simile Me” and illustration/visual to your EY Coordinator!

2 thoughts on “Language Arts Mini Spark #62 – Simile Me

  1. Cool. As cool as joe burrow
    Hilarious. As funny as bunny
    Smart. As smart as a monkey
    Hyper. I’m as hyper as a dead man…
    Sly. As sly as a blue whale…

  2. Smart. I’m as smart as Bill Nye
    Playful I’m as playful as a monkey
    Hungry I’m as hungry as as thanksgiving
    Cool. I’m as cool as January
    Funny I’m as funny as a meme

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