WebQuest

FIGURATIVELY Speaking

Find your story!

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Step 1:

• Open Google Slides and create a file with the name of your land. Your assignment will be located here.
Click below and review all seven slides attached and click on any links to familiarize yourself with the name of each figurative part of speech.

Step 2:

Brainstorm ideas for your story. Write them down.
• Write sentences practicing using each figure of speech.
• Start developing your story with sentences with figures of speech that can be included in your story.
• Create 9 Slides as follows:     
     o The name of your story.
     o Personification
     o Simile & Metaphor
     o Imagery
     o Onomatopoeia
     o Hyperbole
     o Idiom
     o Pun
     o The End

Step 3:

Now it is time to bring your story to life! 

Write your story.
• There are 7 parts of figurative speech.
• Each slide represents one paragraph.
• Each slide will contain two examples of that figure of speech. The only place this is different is for Simile & Metaphor. Here you will use one simile and one metaphor, still for a total of two examples.
Insert your pictures, links, art, designs into the slides.
• Ask yourself, do my words tell a story?
• As yourself, did I use 2 examples per part of speech?
Proofread proofread proofread! Make sure your story makes sense and be proud of your creation!









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  • Imagery
    Description: Definition and example of Imagery

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  • Onomatopoeia
    Description: Definition and examples of Onomatopoeia

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  • Hyperbole
    Description: Hyperbole definition and example

Web Link

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  • Idiom
    Description: Definition and example of Idiom

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  • Pun
    Description: Definition and examples of Pun

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