Room Ten is looking at similes. 
Definition: Simile is when you compare two nouns (persons, places or things) that are unlike, with "like" or "as."
Definition: Simile is when you compare two nouns (persons, places or things) that are unlike, with "like" or "as."Here are some that we wrote today, we would love you to leave your own similes to share with us.....
My room is as messy as a pigsty - Saro
Her glasses were as clear as her future - Danielle S
Her top was as blue as the ocean - Dandarra
The music was as loud as an explosion - Josh
The boy was like a raging bull - Quinn
The snowflake was as lacey and complicated as a doily - Jessica
Miss F's day was like Fieldays - busy and jampacked! - Miss F
That was LIKE so cool guys keep it up!
ReplyDeleteIf I get my simile wrong please tell me as I haven't been looking at them.
Hi Jesper
ReplyDeleteGood try but unfortunately you have not written a similie as you have not compared two things. Cool is not a thing, but if you had said those similies are as cool as ice (comparing a similie to ice).... that would be a similie. A great try. Have another go as I will look forward to seeing your progress.
My pony is like a mudbath.
ReplyDeleteMy room is like a rainbow
ReplyDeletethe boy was as angry as a bull
ReplyDeleteMy little brother is like a party animal
ReplyDeleteMiss F's blog is like ice cream.
ReplyDeleteI like learning about the similes they are fun and exciting. Here is a simile.My friend is like the bright sun/always shing.
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