Super Silly Sayings: Learning About Hyperbole!
A Kindergarten worksheet to introduce and practice identifying hyperbole through fun and exaggerated sentences.
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Super Silly Sayings: Learning About Hyperbole!
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Hello, Super Readers! Today we are going to learn about 'Hyperbole'! That's a big word for saying things in a super silly, super exaggerated way! It's when you stretch the truth to make something sound much bigger, smaller, faster, or slower than it really is. For example, 'I'm so hungry I could eat a whole horse!' We know you can't really eat a whole horse, but it makes us understand how hungry someone is! Read each sentence and decide if it's a super silly hyperbole or just a normal sentence. Have fun!
1. Is this a super silly hyperbole?
My backpack weighs a ton!
Super Silly!
Just Right.
2. Is this a super silly hyperbole?
The flower is red.
Super Silly!
Just Right.
3. Is this a super silly hyperbole?
I told you a million times to clean your room!
Super Silly!
Just Right.
Complete the super silly sayings! Choose a word that makes the sentence sound like a hyperbole.
4. I ran so fast I was than a cheetah!
5. The ice cream cone was taller than a !
6. Draw a picture of a super silly hyperbole! Maybe someone jumping to the moon, or a dog as big as a house! Then, write a sentence about your picture.
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