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Tuesday, September 18, 2018

Paperboy metaphors and similies

for reading we had to complete a document on metaphors and similies

W.A.L.T: write our own similes and metaphors based on the characters in Paperboy


Prior Knowledge (PK): In your own words, describe the following:


Metaphor
Something you say that means something else.
Simile
A sentence that describes what they are doing with the help of something else.


Your Task:


Describe what the following phrases mean or represent. You might need to flip back to the pages to remind
yourself of the context.
Metaphor: “Mrs. Worthington and her red hair. That was the dessert of my thinking” (p. 154).
I think this means that Mrs. Worthington's hair was the last thing on little mans mind like dessert is the last
thing you might eat in a meal.


Simile: “[Mr. Spiro] sounded official like he was calling a baseball game on the radio” (p. 30).
I think this means that Mr. Spiro was talking in a game commentator voice.

Write a metaphor that best
describes Little Man’s
relationship with Mam
Little Man and Mam fit together like strawberry's and chocolate fondue.
Write a simile that describes
Little Man’s communication
with TV boy
When TV boy is infront of the TV he seems as still as a rock.

1 comment:

  1. Thomas, you completed some awesome, awesome work today! I am very impressed with how you used your class time today.

    I wonder if you can have a look at these definitions for similes and metahphors:

    Simile - a comparison using the words 'like' or 'as'
    Metaphor - comparing two unlike objects

    Do you think you would change anything about the metaphors and similes you created?

    - Miss Birtch

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