Be the first player to connect your color across the board.
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Try using analogies as exit tickets! Ask students to create their own analogy for a concept you taught that day. It’s a quick way to check understanding, and the creative comparisons will give you insight into how they’re connecting ideas.
“Analogies used to be a quick warm-up. Now they’re a full-on strategy session. My students are thinking deeper, making connections, and actually enjoying the challenge.”
Check out 5 fun ways to use analogies including videos, organizers, and games.
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Shop on TPTThis free resource includes response cards, two Round About games, a Boom deck, picture analogies, analogy situations, foldable organizers, and even a poetry activity - all aligned to Common Core Language Standards.
Download Free on TPTDesigned for grades 3–5, this interactive Boom deck helps students practice analogies using synonyms and antonyms. Includes multiple-choice questions and vocabulary-building prompts aligned to CCSS L.3.5–L.5.5.
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