How Many Metaphors

How Many Metaphors Worksheet

Worksheet Description

This worksheet is about creating metaphors, specifically about the concept of love. It starts by explaining that a metaphor involves assigning the qualities of one thing to another, essentially different, thing. Two examples are given to illustrate this: “Love is a Twinkie,” and “Love is a budding rose.” The students are then challenged to come up with their own metaphors for love, with space provided for several entries.

The purpose of the worksheet is to teach students how to create metaphors, a key element of figurative language. By coming up with their own metaphors for love, students practice the skill of likening one concept to another to add depth and understanding to the original concept. This exercise encourages creative thinking and helps students explore the nuances of language and expression. It also allows them to engage with abstract concepts in a tangible way, enhancing their ability to communicate complex ideas effectively.