Here are some creative ways to fill in the blanks for your worksheet. Remember, there is no single "right" answer for these! You can use your imagination.
Similes
*(Remember: Similes compare two things using the words "like" or "as".)*
* A friend is like
a warm blanket on a cold day.
* Friendship is like
a sturdy bridge that holds you up.
* A friend is as
loyal as
a dog.
* When I am tired, I am as
sleepy as
a bear in winter.
* When I am sad, I am like
a rainy cloud.
* The dog was as fast as
lightning.
* The movie was as
boring as
watching paint dry.
* Riding in the car with my brother is like
being stuck in a cage with a monkey.
* The wind felt like
icy needles on my face.
* Watching football is as
exciting as
waiting for Christmas morning.
Metaphors
*(Remember: Metaphors say one thing IS another thing to show how they are similar. They do not use "like" or "as".)*
* A friend is
a ray of sunshine.
* Friendship is
a treasure chest full of memories.
* Feeling tired is
dragging an anchor behind you.
* My best friend was a
rock through all my troubles.
* The rollercoaster ride was
a wild dragon twisting through the sky.
* The sleeping toddler was
a ragdoll as her dad carried her up to her bed.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of writing similes and metaphors worksheet.
