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WALT identify and use similes.
WILF:
- Write four pairs of lines per verse.
- Doesn’t need to rhyme.
- Capital letter at the start of each line.
- ________ is like a…. and then explain.
Your challenge is to write a poem using similes. The poem doesn't have to rhyme and below are some examples of what your poems could be about:
- your pet
- the sun
- the moon
- the beach
- a family member
- yourself
- an animal
- a place that you love (or hate)
Below you will see some examples of other simile poems which might help you to create your own ideas.
Examples of Similes
- Sheep's Tor Trip Yr 3 21st June 2021
- Mount Batten Yr 6 21st June 2021
- Mount Batten Yr 6 22nd June 2021
- Mount Batten Yr 6 23rd June 2021
- Earhart: 207
- Attenborough: 240
- Lovelace: 258
- Pankhurst: 346
- Parks: 546
- Owens:
- Goodall: 450
- Gandhi: 427
- Frank: 527
- Hawking: 360
- Ali: 410
- Thunberg: 344
- Luther-King: 398
- Kahlo: 389