She sells seashells. Hyperbole a figure of speech not to be taken literally Personification repetition of initial consonant sounds Simile Idiom Hard as rock. Comparing two unalike things using like or as extreme exageration giving inanimate objects human qualities Alliteration comparing two unalike things not using like or as Cost an arm and a leg. It's raining cats and dogs! Heart of gold. Fast as a leopard. The leaves were dancing in the wind. Teeth were pearls. It took forever. It took a million years for her to get there! My heart skipped. Peter Piper picked a pepper. Metaphor She sells seashells. Hyperbole a figure of speech not to be taken literally Personification repetition of initial consonant sounds Simile Idiom Hard as rock. Comparing two unalike things using like or as extreme exageration giving inanimate objects human qualities Alliteration comparing two unalike things not using like or as Cost an arm and a leg. It's raining cats and dogs! Heart of gold. Fast as a leopard. The leaves were dancing in the wind. Teeth were pearls. It took forever. It took a million years for her to get there! My heart skipped. Peter Piper picked a pepper. Metaphor
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
She sells seashells.
Hyperbole
a figure of speech not to be taken literally
Personification
repetition of initial consonant sounds
Simile
Idiom
Hard as rock.
Comparing two unalike things using like or as
extreme exageration
giving inanimate objects human qualities
Alliteration
comparing two unalike things not using like or as
Cost an arm and a leg.
It's raining cats and dogs!
Heart of gold.
Fast as a leopard.
The leaves were dancing in the wind.
Teeth were pearls.
It took forever.
It took a million years for her to get there!
My heart skipped.
Peter Piper picked a pepper.
Metaphor