Personification anchor chart

Figurative Language Anchor Chart

Discover strategies and interactive activities designed for teaching personification effectively to elementary students in grades 3, 4, and 5. Enhance creativity and critical thinking skills with engaging lessons that make learning enjoyable. Dive into figurative language with our comprehensive guid

Personification Examples Personification is a common form of metaphor in that human qualities are given to nonhuman things. It is a literary device found in the literature.

One of my favorite things to teach is figurative language. I enjoy helping students identify figurative language, discover it in stories and poems, and ponder what it means and why the author chose t

Personification Anchor Chart. Students fill in all the things Spongebob does that represent personification.

Anchor chart personification

Personification- bilingual

Fun with personification in my fourth grade classroom today! I read the children's book, The Little Red Pen, which is filled with examples of personification, and then the students wrote their own sentences bringing an object to life. They loved it!

Well it is that time again! Join me in linking up with Farley over at Oh' Boy 4th Grade. I just love to watch "Friends". I have seen them all hundreds of times and most of the time I can say the lines right along with the gang. Lame, huh? But I LOVE it! My husband is an also bluegrass guitar player and I love hearing him play. :) Everyone say a prayer for our testing next week. I know my kiddos will do fine, but we would love the extra support. Thanks in advance! As for my "super power", if…

Make figurative language stick with these bold and engaging posters! This printable set includes 7 literary device anchor charts—simile, metaphor, personification, onomatopoeia, hyperbole, idiom, and alliteration. Each poster features a clear definition and two kid-friendly examples. Perfect for ELA classrooms in grades 3–7. Use as a bulletin board, mini anchor charts, or student reference tools!

Figurative Language

Helping students to recognize when author's use personification is the beginning of them choosing to use it in their own writing.

Simile, hyperbole, metaphor, personification, alliteration, onomatopoea, idiom

What's personification? Find out here and start practicing how to use with our paperless personification worksheets & activities.