Spelling
Spell the word that means "your skills"
abilities
The girl takes photos of the puppies each day.
Name the singular and plural nouns.
singular : girl, day
plural: photos, puppies
destiny
Santa was as quiet as a mouse.
simile or metaphor?
What does it mean?
simile
He was being very silent.
The young girl was as sharp as a razor with the new math concept.
simile or metaphor?
What does it mean?
simile
She was a quick learner.
surroundings
Your friends are coming over to my house to bake cookies.
Name the singular and plural nouns.
plural: friends, cookies
Every foot failed to meet the Prince's ____________.
expectations
My grandmother is as blind as a bat.
simile or metaphor?
What does it mean?
simile
She can't see that well.
The little baby is a pig when he eats new foods.
simile or metaphor?
What does it mean?
metaphor
He eats really fast and sloppily.
Spell the word that means "what you feel is true or real"
beliefs
The dogs have bodies and heads of different shapes.
Name the singular and plural nouns.
singular:
plural: dogs, bodies, heads, shapes
He who _____________ the right source will find the answer and succeed.
consults
My backyard was a jungle after not mowing for a week.
simile or metaphor?
What does it mean?
metaphor
The grass was out of control.
The ballerina was a swan gliding across the stage.
simile or metaphor?
What does it mean?
metaphor
She was a beautiful dancer.
difficulties
My family went to the beach last week, and ate cheeseburgers.
Name the singular and plural nouns.
singular: family, beach, week
plural: cheeseburgers
The Prince twirled the lady in the _______________ of the audience and they all cheered.
presence
At the end of the year, the students and TEACHERS felt as free as birds.
simile or metaphor?
What does it mean?
simile
School was over and they could do whatever they wanted.
The answer was a plain as day.
simile or metaphor?
What does it mean??
simile
The answer was right in front of you.
Spell the word that means "there's chances that something could happen"
possibilities
The boy has a new favorite game that he plays after dinner with his brothers.
Name the singular and plural nouns.
singular: boy, game, dinner
plural: brothers
circumstances
He tried to help but his legs were rubber.
simile or metaphor?
What does it mean?
metaphor
His legs weren't working properly.
The boy had big dreams. His ideas were wings.
simile or metaphor?
What does it mean?
metaphor
His ideas would take him somewhere great one day.