Exploring Similes and Metaphors in Poetry

What should students have watched before starting this lesson?

• A video on historical figures

• A video on mathematical concepts

• A video on general poetry

• A video on similes and metaphors

What are students encouraged to use to identify similes and metaphors in the text?

• Laptop and internet

• Notebook and highlighter

• Magnifying glass or goggles

• Calculator and ruler

Which animal is compared to a lion in its fierceness?

• A puppy named Cotton Ball

• A mouse in the dark

• A cat named Tinkerbell

• A rooster at dawn

What is the simile used to describe the puppy's fur?

• Smooth as silk

• Cold as ice

• Soft as cotton

• Bright as sunshine

What metaphor is used to describe a friend in the Valentine's card?

• You are my anchor

• You are my rock

• You are my sunshine

• You are my shield

What is used to compare the quietness of people in a room?

• Calm as the sea

• Quiet as mice

• Silent as shadows

• Still as statues

What season is the teacher's favorite, as mentioned in the lesson?

• Summer

• Winter

• Spring

• Autumn

What does the teacher suggest using to help with writing the poem?

• Typewriter

• Text editor software

• Whiteboard or paper

• Voice recording

What should students think about to inspire their poem?

• Their family traditions

• Their best friends

• Their favorite animals

• Things that remind them of their chosen season

What should students do after writing their poems?

• Publish the poem online

• Email the poem to the teacher

• Check spelling and decorate the poem

• Store the poem in a folder