Imagery Practice Activity

A fun and engaging descriptive writing and figurative language practice activity where students learn about imagery and the five senses by creating their dream birthday party menu! 

Students will:

- Learn how to define imagery and identify the five senses.
- Practice identifying examples of imagery by analyzing the menu from their favorite restaurant!
- Create their own dream birthday party menu describing their favorite foods using imagery!
 
Print and digital versions available!

- PDF
- Google™ Slides

RESOURCE BREAKDOWN

1. Three pages of teacher directions

2. Warm-Up

Focuses on defining imagery, identifying the five senses and examples of descriptive words used to describe food.
 
3. Info Sheet detailing the types of imagery and the five senses.

- Visual - Sight
- Olfactory - Smell
- Gustatory - Taste
- Tactile - Touch
- Auditory - Hearing
- Kinesthetic - Movement
- Organic - Emotion

4. List of 64 attention grabbing words to describe food, to help students create their menu!

5. Worksheet for students to analyze the menu of their favorite restaurant, identifying examples of imagery and the sense(s) being appealed to

6. Rubric for students to use to create their own menu using imagery

7. Menu Templates

- Black and White
- Version for students to color in
- Version that is already colored
 

FILE FORMAT

File Type: PDF & Google Slides
Editable: No

Total Pages: 24
Content Pages: 19