Figurative Language in Harry Potter & the Sorcerer's Stone - Literary Module

In this Figurative Language Literary Module we delve into the principles of figurative language in J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.

The seven most common forms of figurative language are taught through examples, explanations, and a mix of multiple-choice and short answer questions.

THIS MODULE COVERS:
Simile
Metaphor
Idiom
Personification
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
Hyperbole

THIS MODULE CONTAINS:
1 x Google Form containing:
7 x Examples, Explanations and Questions (Multiple-Choice & Short Answer)
1 x Google Form Assessment containing:
22 x Multiple-Choice questions (in Google Form and Kahoot! versions)
1 x Google Form Extra for Experts containing:
12 x different Multiple-Choice questions (in Google Form and Kahoot! versions)
7 x themed ‘Figurative Language’ posters (JPEG files)
2 x Folders containing PDF versions of the Google Forms, in each folder, for those educators who do not wish to use Google Docs: (student versions in one folder, and teacher versions c/w answers in the other folder.)

WHAT IS A LITERARY MODULE?
A Literary Module is a set of interactive lessons or activities that explore various elements of literary analysis based upon a book, a movie, or both, using well-known and respected Ed Tech (Educational Technology) applications like Wakelet, Kahoot/Quizalize and Google Forms.

Our Literary Modules are built using the Google Drive platform, which offers 100% customization, giving you the flexibility to mix and match modules, move things, delete, add new or edit existing questions, remove activities, or just share certain parts with your students. Our modules offer the educator a complete lesson with little to no set up required on their part. With built-in answers, our modules allow the educator to see the students who need help with their studies and those who are understanding the work.