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Personification Activities, Worksheets, Printables, and Lesson Plans

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Short Reading Comprehensions
Short Readers
     What Can You Personify? (Short Reader; Grades 3-4 Readability)
     The Personification Ray (Short Reader; Grades 5-6 Readability)

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Personification Worksheet Lessons
Personification with Animals, Concepts, and Objects
     Circle the object, concept, or animal being personified (Grades 3-4)
     Circle the object, concept, or animal being personified (Grades 5+)
     Circle the object, concept, or animal being personified and write what is meant (Grades 3-4)
     Circle the object, concept, or animal being personified and write what is meant (Grades 5+)

Personification with Animals
     Circle the animal being personified (Grades 3-4)
     Circle the animal being personified (Grades 5+)
     Circle the animal being personified and write what is meant (Grades 3-4)
     Circle the animal being personified and write what is meant (Grades 5+)

Personification with Concepts
     Circle the concept being personified (Grades 3-4)
     Circle the concept being personified (Grades 5+)
     Circle the concept being personified and write what is meant (Grades 3-4)
     Circle the concept being personified and write what is meant (Grades 5+)

Personification with Objects
     Circle the object being personified (Grades 3-4)
     Circle the object being personified (Grades 5+)
     Circle the object being personified and write what is meant (Grades 3-4)
     Circle the object being personified and write what is meant (Grades 5+)

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Reading Book with Personification Questions

Reading Book with Personification Questions

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Reading Comprehension Skills

Reading Comprehension Skills Alliterations Author's Purpose Cause and Effect Compare and Contrast Context Clues Drawing Conclusions Facts and Opinions Hyperbole Idioms - Figurative Language Inferences Literary Elements Main Character and Characters

Main Idea Making Connections Multiple Meaning Words Onomatopoeia Point of View Sequencing Setting Similes and Metaphors Summarizing Supporting Facts

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Figurative Language

Figurative Language

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