Vocabulary
Sensory Language
Figurative Language
Countries
Grab Bag
100

an important assignment

mission

100

Thunder cracked across the sky like a giant drum exploding overhead.

Sound

100

The bee buzzed past my ear as I stepped into the garden.

Onomatopoeia

100

This country is known for paella, flamenco, Real Madrid, and being Mr. Henderson's old home.

Spain

100

Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?

SpongeBob SquarePants

200

a woman whose husband has died

widow

200

The crystal-clear lake shimmered like a giant mirror beneath the bright morning sun.

Sight

200

Her smile shined like the sun on a summer morning.

Simile

200

Our neighbor to the north. This country is known for hockey and maple syrup. It is home to Drake and the Toronto Bluejays.

Canada

200

Which animal holds the land speed record?

Cheetah

300

a small thin piece of something

sliver

300

The puppy’s fur felt like a cloud of velvet against my fingertips.

Touch

300

Time is a slippery fish that escapes before you can grab it.

Metaphor

300

The land down under. This country is known for kangaroos and its major cities like Sydney and Melbourne. It is home to many dangerous spiders and snakes. 

Australia

300

What years did the Civil War take place?

1861-65

400

pushing out lower lip to show annoyance

pouty

400

The warm cinnamon rolls filled the kitchen with a sweet, cozy aroma.

Smell

400

This backpack weighs a million pounds!

Hyperbole

400

Where is Patagonia?

Argentina

Chile

400

What did Alexander Graham Bell invent?

The telephone

500
bold and without shame

brazen

500

The lemonade burst across my tongue with a tangy, mouth-watering zing.

Taste

500

The flowers danced happily in the breeze.

Personification

500

This country's amazing African wildlife and capital city, Nairobi, make it one of the world's top destinations for people looking to go on a safari. 

Kenya

500

This American swimmer won a record 8 gold medals at the 2008 Bejing Olympics.

Michael Phelps