Need to improve creative writing and help students use figurative language to write a descriptive text? These picture and text prompt cards are an engaging way to teach students how to paint pictures with words using figurative language, while meeting Australia Curriculum Outcomes - AC9E3LE05, AC9E3LY06, AC9E4LY06, AC9E5LE05, AC9E5LY06, AC9E6LE05 and AC9E6LY06.

How you can use these 40 figurative language picture and text prompt cards:

❇️ Great for daily descriptive and creative writing practice and figurative language practice

❇️ Perfect for morning work or fast finishers

❇️ Use for homework and consolidation

What's included in this figurative language picture and text prompt cards pack:

✅ 40 engaging prompt cards in print and digital versions - 20 cards with picture prompt and 20 cards with text prompt

✅ Self-assessment checklist included on each card

✅ Figurative language list included on each card with the acronym ISHAMPOO

✅ 4 levels of differentiation provided - cards with scaffold with what would you see, hear, smell, feel and taste brainstorm boxes with a text box, cards with text box only, cards with scaffold brainstorm boxes filled in and cards with text box only that includes a text starter sentence with a figurative language example provided

✅ 2 digital versions - Powerpoint and Google Slides

✅ Editable templates, making this a lifelong resource

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Why you'll love this figurative language picture and text prompt cards pack:

✳️ No prep required for descriptive and creative writing practice

✳️ Cards are aligned to the Australian Curriculum Outcomes - AC9E3LE05, AC9E3LY06, AC9E4LY06, AC9E5LE05, AC9E5LY06, AC9E6LE05 and AC9E6LY06

✳️ Cards can be used in a variety of ways - print and go, create your own or online

✳️ Cards are great for daily descriptive and creative writing practice, figurative language practice, morning work, fast finishers, homework and consolidation

✳️ Students will be able to write a descriptive text using figurative language that paints a picture for the reader

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