Description
Help students understand language that goes beyond literal meanings.
- Grades: 3
- Format: Printable pages + Google Slides + Seesaw + Boom Cards
Learning Objective
Students will interpret figurative language and explain its meaning in context.
What's Included
- Skill-focused lesson plans using the included resources
- Five digital mini-lessons with interactive anchor charts, video instruction, questions, and activities
- Guided reading packet with a reader differentiated on three levels, fluency checks, small-group plans, comprehension questions, and a graphic organizer
- Core Comprehension passages, skill-focused question sets, anchor charts, and test passages
- 30 task cards with short passages and skill-focused multiple-choice questions; printable and Boom Cards formats
Ways to Use
Skill instruction, guided practice, centers, and review.
Preparation
Preview the student pages, choose the activities, and print the pages you need. For digital use, check device and internet access and assign the version you will use. Boom Cards require internet access and a teacher/adult Boom Learning account to assign the deck. Preview linked videos and confirm YouTube access before assigning them.
Standards & Skills
Source-listed alignment: RL.3.4.








Brian P. –
As with all of the skill packs, this comes with everything you need to teach this standard. You get mini-lessons, comprehension reading passages, task cards, and assessments. you could not ask for more!
Jennifer L. –
Made teaching figurative langauge a breeze! The students were so engaged.
Stacey M. –
My students like to use these resources. They are great for supplementing our curriculum.
Jessica C. –
Figurative language is a difficult skill to teach and this resource was extremely helpful in keeping my students engaged and learning! Thank you!
Jessica Phelps –
Thank you for creating this. It was useful for my students.
Emily H. –
This was a great resource for teaching figurative language. My students were very engaged.
Girl Nerd Teacher –
Like all her previous resources, this one is a great one to practice figurative language skills.
Linda T. –
This is a well-designed resource for students and teachers alike.