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Creative Similes in Stories

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Creative Similes in Stories

A simile compares one thing with another, often using “like” or “as”. Read each question carefully. For writing tasks, example answers are provided; your own ideas may be different.

Spotting Similes

1.In “The fox’s tail was as fluffy as a feather”, which two things are compared?
  • The fox and the feather
  • The tail and a feather
  • The fox and its tail
2.Which sentence uses a simile?
  • The puppy bounded across the grass.
  • The puppy was as bouncy as a rubber ball.
  • The brown puppy wagged its tail.
3.Select every word or phrase that can help form a simile.
  • like
  • as ... as
  • although
  • so that
4.Choose the best ending for this simile: “The moon shone like ...”
  • the dark sky
  • a silver coin
  • very brightly

Make Your Own Similes

5.Finish each simile with an imaginative comparison: a) The wind howled like ... b) His hair was as dark as ... c) The stream wound through the field like ...
6.Imagine a magical creature. Write two sentences about it, using at least one simile in each sentence. You may use these words: glimmered, swooped, brave, gentle, ice, lightning, velvet, jewels.
7.Read the example: “The snowflakes spun like tiny dancers. The wind rattled the gate as loudly as a drum.” Which simile compares the wind's sound to something?

Simile Challenge

8.Write a short paragraph of three or four sentences about a dramatic storm. Include at least two similes.
9.Read this example paragraph: “The clouds gathered like a dark blanket over the town. Rain drummed on the roof as fast as a marching band. A flash of lightning split the sky like a bright crack in glass. Soon, the storm rumbled away into the distance.” Copy one simile and explain what it helps the reader imagine.

3 printable pages

  • Creative Similes in Stories, page 1 of 3: Spotting Similes

    Page 1

  • Creative Similes in Stories, page 2 of 3: Make Your Own Similes

    Page 2

  • Creative Similes in Stories, page 3 of 3: Simile Challenge

    Page 3

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