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    Personification

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    Here are some suggestions to complete the phrases with personification: a. The hours slowed to crawl (time being personified) b. My umbrella is a friend who protects me from the rain (umbrella being personified) c. My alarm clock yells at me every morning (alarm clock being personified)

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    Here are some suggestions to complete the phrases with personification: a. The hours slowed to crawl (time being personified) b. My umbrella is a friend who protects me from the rain (umbrella being personified) c. My alarm clock yells at me every morning (alarm clock being personified)

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    Personification

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    Here are some suggestions to complete the phrases with personification: a. The hours slowed to crawl (time being personified) b. My umbrella is a friend who protects me from the rain (umbrella being personified) c. My alarm clock yells at me every morning (alarm clock being personified)

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    PERSONIFICATION

    Read the sentences. Clap once, if the sentence


    uses simile and twice if it uses metaphor.

    Loneliness is
    like a candle in
    the dark.
    SIMILE
    Read the sentences. Clap once, if the sentence
    uses simile and twice if it uses metaphor.

    Happiness is the
    laughter of a little
    child at play.
    METAPHOR
    Read the sentences. Clap once, if the sentence
    uses simile and twice if it uses metaphor.

    Ella is a dazzling
    firework.

    METAPHOR
    Read the sentences. Clap once, if the sentence
    uses simile and twice if it uses metaphor.

    Johnny is as
    calm as a wave
    less ocean.
    SIMILE
    Read the sentences. Clap once, if the sentence
    uses simile and twice if it uses metaphor.

    Bethany sings
    like a
    nightingale.
    SIMILE
    Humpty Dumpty
    Sat on a wall
    Humpty Dumpty
    Had a great fall.
    Three little kittens
    They lost their mittens
    And they began to cry.
    Slowly, silently now the moon
    Walks the night in her silver
    shoes;
    This way and that, she peers
    and sees
    Silver fruits upon silver trees.

    What is the inanimate object in


    the poem?
    What human qualities are given
    to the moon in the poem?
    The birds have washed
    their faces
    And cuddle in a row
    Upon a little frosty bush
    That twinkles in the snow.
    What is the inanimate object in
    the poem?
    What human qualities are given
    to the birds in the poem?
    Inanimate objects like
    moon and birds are
    given characteristics
    like a person.
    This figurative
    language is called
    personification.
    Personification brings
    to life an inanimate
    object by giving to it
    the qualities of a
    person.
    Example:

    The wind sang softly


    through the trees
    like a lullaby.
    What is the inanimate
    object in the poem?
    Example:

    The tsunami raced


    towards the
    coastline.
    What is the inanimate
    object in the poem?
    Example:

    The phone
    awakened with a
    mighty ring.
    What is the inanimate
    object in the poem?
    Example:

    The baseball
    screamed all the way
    into the outfield.
    What is the inanimate
    object in the poem?
    Example:

    The door protested


    as it opened slowly.
    What is the inanimate
    object in the poem?
    Example:

    The sun smiled


    at us.
    What human quality is
    given to the sun?
    Example:

    The ocean
    heaved a sigh.
    What human quality is
    given to the ocean?
    Example:

    The stars danced


    playfully in the
    moonlit sky.
    What human quality is
    given to the stars?
    Example:

    Time flew and


    before we knew it,
    it was time for me
    What human quality is
    to go home.
    given to time?
    Example:

    The thunder
    grumbled like an
    old man.
    What human quality is
    given to the thunder?
    Read the personifications below. Encircle the
    inanimate object/thing and underline the
    action each does.

    The morning air


    bites our faces
    and hands.
    Read the personifications below. Encircle the
    inanimate object/thing and underline the
    action each does.

    The train flew


    at a lightning
    speed.
    Read the personifications below. Encircle the
    inanimate object/thing and underline the
    action each does.

    The bird
    cautiously
    tiptoed in the
    hall.
    Read the personifications below. Encircle the
    inanimate object/thing and underline the
    action each does.

    The stars
    veil their
    glow.
    Read the personifications below. Encircle the
    inanimate object/thing and underline the
    action each does.

    The mountain
    stands afar
    alone.
    GROUP ACTIVITY
    • Each group is given a copy of a
    poem.
    • List down the inanimate
    object/s mentioned in the
    poem and the human qualities
    given to the object/s.
    • Write your answer on the meta
    card.
    GROUP I: GROUP IV:
    Hey, diddle, diddle, Earth felt the wound; and Nature from
    The cat and the fiddle, her seat,
    The cow jumped over the moon; Sighing, through all her works, gave
    The little dog laughed signs of woe.
    To see such sport,
    And the dish ran away with the spoon.

    GROUP II:
    “Ah, William, we’re weary of weather,”
    said the sunflowers, shining with dew.
    “Our traveling habits have tired us.
    Can you give us a room with a view?”

    GROUP III:
    When all at once I saw a crowd,
    A host, of golden daffodils;
    Beside the lake, beneath the trees,
    Fluttering and dancing in the breeze.
    What is
    personification?
    Read the following sentences. Underline the object
    personified and encircle the word which tells what
    the object does.
    a. Hail pounded the houses
    and streets.
    b. Midnight hears me cry.
    c. The tall trees moaned.
    d. The moon faithfully
    controls the tide’s ebb and
    flow.
    Assignment:
    Read the following
    phrases.
    Think of appropriate word
    that will fit the sentence to
    show personification.
    a. Slowed to crawl
    b. A friend who protects me
    c. Yells at me every morning

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