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Onomatopoeia Task Cards and Activities with a Digital Distance Learning Option in Google

207 reviews

$5.50

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Onomatopoeia Activities with Digital Option for 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th Grade:

This onomatopoeia activity has been updated to include a digital distance learning in Google Slides (the task cards are also available in Google Forms).

These onomatopoeia worksheets, task cards, and anchor charts are perfect for students learning about figures of speech. You will find reference pages with common onomatopoeia words and the corresponding things or animals that those sounds come from. This file is perfect for 3rd-6th grade

This onomatopoeia file includes:

  • an instructional poster
  • a list of 90 common onomatopoeia words
  • 24 task cards with three distinct question types
  • an answer sheet
  • a task card answer key
  • 5 onomatopoeia worksheets

NOTE: THIS FILE NOW INCLUDES A DIGITAL DISTANCE LEARNING OPTION!

As of 4/11/20, this product includes a digital option (as well as the no prep printable option). The instructions for utilizing the digital portion appear at the end of the packet.

Technology Requirements:

  • A Google Drive account
  • If sharing with students, a Drive account that is linked to student Google accounts
  • Can be shared/delivered on Google Classroom
  • Only need access to Google Drive–no outside links to worry about!

This file can be used with iPads, chrome books, laptops, and desktops as long as your students have access to Google Drive or Classroom on a device. The digital portion of this product is on Google Slides (the task cards are also available in Google Forms).

This file contains 35 pages.

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207 reviews for Onomatopoeia Task Cards and Activities with a Digital Distance Learning Option in Google

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  1. Andrea C –

    Excellent!

  2. Tracy D –

    Well done.

  3. Trisha Gray  –

    This is great! Exactly what I needed for a writing mini lesson!

  4. Katie E Perkins  –

    This is great, thanks!

  5. Natalie F –

    good

  6. Colleen P –

    Really fun activity for the students to be involved in!

  7. Spoonemore’s School Store  –

    Awesome

  8. Teaching with TWitte  –

    I used these task cards as a review scoot activity before our state long composition test. Kiddos were glad to “play” and it was a fun review.

  9. Stefanie M –

    Love all of your figurative language packets!

  10. TZUCHIA T –

    Thank you ! That’s pretty cool !

  11. Jennifer M –

    Great resource. Thanks for this!

  12. Anne Marie M –

    Very clear explanation

  13. Chelsea Allen – Flip Floppin’ Through  –

    Great for center work.

  14. jane N –

    Thanks heaps for a great resource!

  15. Lorraine M –

    My 3rd graders had fun wit these.

  16. Pamela C –

    Thank you for a great resource.

  17. amber L –

    Your product really helped the students understand! thx

  18. Laura D –

    Great product. Very helpful!

  19. Monica Rogers  –

    Great! Thanks so much!

  20. Tina A –

    Lovely and useful resource!

  21. Louise E –

    My kids loved this-thanks!

  22. Sonja S –

    Love, love, love this for Scoot! Love the bright colors!

  23. Sandra D –

    Fantastic, they saved me lots of time and the students enjoyed these resources. Thanks

  24. Emily G –

    Love this resource!

  25. Cara Cilento  –

    Love this packet! And so did my kids!

  26. Cynthia B –

    Great resource! Thanks for sharing!

  27. chrissie B –

    Good to use as a follow on activity to show use of skills independently 🙂

  28. Maggie Heiby  –

    Fun! My students really enjoyed this center activity!

  29. Alli R –

    Loved it! Thanks.

  30. Mara A –

    Great! Thanks

  31. Mrs G Texas Teacher  –

    Excellent resource! Thank you!!

  32. Elizabeth B –

    Thanks.

  33. Jennifer K –

    This made reviewing onomatopoeia even more fun!

  34. Bridget B –

    Thank you.

  35. Tracy M –

    Great Product.

  36. rebecca M –

    Thank you!!!

  37. Amanda F –

    I used this as a review game for my students, very helpful!

  38. Mark L –

    Fantastic!

  39. Daisy Chain  –

    Fantastic resource, very thorough! My students loved it!! Thanks so much!

  40. Tammi L –

    Great for teaching and review!

  41. Teaching with APPitude  –

    Just what I needed for this next week! Excited to use!

  42. Joyce B –

    Your review rocks!

  43. Leslie O –

    LOVED by my students as much as by me!

  44. Melissa Terrano  –

    Excellent tool!

  45. Hilary O’Neill  –

    Great workshop activity!

  46. Jennifer B –

    These were great! The kids had fun! Thanks.

  47. Kathleen R –

    LOVE these task cards! Figurative language is so important to learn. I think these are a great step towards students learning to use them and comprehend them in context.

  48. Melissa M –

    Love them! So bright and colourful but also extremely helpful for my students.

    Many thanks

  49. Dena B –

    Another good one!

  50. Julie G –

    loved this packet!!!

  51. Sharon C –

    Love, love, love! Everyone of your task card sets are awesome. The kids love them. Thank you!

  52. Nyree B –

    This was very useful! Thank you!

  53. Jodie R –

    Great! Thanks!

  54. Elena C –

    Wonderful! thanks!

  55. Phonics Resources  –

    Excellent, thank you.

  56. Lisa R –

    Thanks for these activities!

  57. scott S –

    Great resource!!!

  58. lisa W –

    Good way to have fun onomatopoeia!

  59. Kathy Walsh  –

    Fantastic resource Thanks

  60. Sydney T –

    Awesome resource!

  61. Margaret Nice  –

    Great! Got my students up and walking!!

  62. Jen K –

    Handy!

  63. Alison Locke  –

    These were a great addition to our unit!

  64. sarah L –

    Very helpful.

  65. Katie H –

    used this to have the kids pick one and draw a picture. This was great!

  66. Christy G –

    I use these resources in my stations to help my students reinforce learning of figurative language.

  67. Patricia Sawatsky  –

    I loved how the colourful pages kept the student’s attention. I combined this resource with the Onomatopoeia song online, and we had so much fun with it. Thank you!

  68. k n  –

    Thank you! Great resource.

  69. Karon N –

    Such a great purchase! Thanks!

  70. marisa V –

    Fantastic resource! I really love this packet; the definition, the giant list of example words, and the task cards. A must have when teaching this topic.

  71. Jill Richmond  –

    I used this resource as a review after Christmas break. My students loved it! Thanks!

  72. The Science Nest  –

    Excellent resource. Lots of new words for my students. I love the way the colorful cards hold their attention.

  73. Figuring It Out In Fourth  –

    Enjoyed using these with my class! Helped to teach this concept!

  74. Joanne Kapsaskis  –

    Great!

  75. michelle M –

    Love this

  76. Kasey B –

    LOVE these resources!

  77. tracy F –

    Fab resource! got my class interested!

  78. Erin W –

    Colorful and bright. Appreciated the three pages of examples

  79. Jeff Hunt S –

    Thanks!! 🙂

  80. Janie S –

    Very helpful

  81. Lesa H –

    Good Job!

  82. Robin Rittweger R –

    Excellent

  83. Rebecca W –

    Fun way to check how well they understand figurative language.

  84. Easy Peasy Teacher – Monica Holford  –

    These are just what I was looking for!! Thank you! Cannot wait to get more awesome resources in the future!

  85. Maria M –

    This is a great help for a figurative language unit.

  86. Ashley R –

    This is a great resource. I use this in my special education classroom and the students love it!

  87. Penny P –

    Great resource for practicing onomatopoeia!

  88. Molly M –

    Great!

  89. Kelli W –

    Great!!!

  90. Michelle C –

    My students always love this type of activity. Thanks!

  91. Confessions of a Teach Freak   –

    Love! Kids love that

  92. Jaime K –

    Just what I needed. Thank you!

  93. Jayna M –

    My students really enjoyed these!????????

  94. Michael Ann B –

    Love her task cards and activities!

  95. Dianne C –

    My students loved it!!!

  96. Obsessed with Learning  –

    Awesome product! Loved it! Packed full of onomatopoeias and their definitions, some I had not even thought about. Great product to get your students to think.

  97. Casey Rethman  –

    Great center practice!

  98. Amber S –

    Great resource!

  99. Elizabeth H –

    Thank you so much!

  100. Mackinsay H –

    Great resource to use text evidence and context clues to identify words that represent noises!

  101. Amanda W –

    I love the task cards! Thanks!

  102. Mackenzie Ferreira  –

    A fun thematic way to practice standards during the holiday.

  103. It’s Kristen’s Klassroom  –

    ahhhh! This was exactly the kind of thing i was looking for! Thank you 🙂

  104. Elizabeth Love  –

    These were a great addition to our poetry unit!

  105. Elly S –

    Love the cards!

  106. Sara A –

    Wish I knew about the bundle, awesome resource

  107. Sandra M –

    Wonderful resource

  108. Brooke R –

    My students loved these! We worked with them during my guided group and they didn’t want to leave my table. They wanted to do more of them.

  109. Raylene A –

    Good activity for students.

  110. Jeannette D –

    easy to use

  111. Latonia J –

    Thank you

  112. Megan H –

    Perfect for my figurative language unit! Thanks!

  113. Linsey K –

    Thanks!

  114. Nicola G –

    Excellent resource, we used it as a whole class game and the students loved it.

  115. Virtual Glitter  –

    This is such a wonderful resource. Thanks!!!

  116. Miss Artz’s Awesome Apples  –

    This was great to help my students practice this portion of figurative language! Thank you!

  117. KRYSTINA L –

    This resource is awesome! I cannot wait to use it with my kids and purchase more!

  118. Melanie Anderson  –

    Class had a blast with this!

  119. Sunshiney in Second  –

    Great resource! Thank you!!

  120. Leann U –

    Great addition to my figurative language unit!

  121. Kristie S –

    Thanks for the resource!

  122. Leah W –

    Awesome, thanks!

  123. Heather Rozzell  –

    Fun for center use

  124. Nadine L –

    Love this!

  125. Christian J –

    This is just what I was looking for!

  126. Sandra R –

    A great resource to have students use in small groups to practice/reinforce skill.

  127. Kathy C –

    Great product!

  128. Unlocking Learning  –

    The perfect way to practice and check for understanding of onomatopoeia! 🙂

  129. Uniquely Upper  –

    I love everything about this resource especially the list of words. My kiddos had a lot of fun completing the task cards.

  130. Nicole S –

    This product is just what I was looking for.

  131. Diana Chapman  –

    Can’t wait to use!

  132. Rebecca V –

    Thank you!

  133. Autumn M –

    FANTASTIC! I actually bought all of the figurative language packets for a review day that we had and the kids loved it! I made QR codes for each set and did station rotation while working with a small group and it went so well! All of the students were engaged and focused. Such a great resource!

  134. Kathleen L –

    This is honestly such a fun and engaging way to work on figures of speech!

  135. Jennifer M –

    AWESOME!!

  136. Lisa K –

    Thanks

  137. Amanda T –

    The kids loved this!

  138. Sunshine for Wildflowers  –

    Wonderful, cute, thorough resource for third graders!

  139. Alicia S –

    Love this product

  140. Amanda M –

    Great

  141. HEATHER VERHEECK  –

    This was an excellent resource!

  142. MARLEE S –

    We loved this resource!! Thank you!!!

  143. Victoria Kinsey  –

    Perfect! Exactly what I needed!

  144. Kristina T –

    Great for onomatopoeia activities

  145. stacy S –

    This was perfect. It was easy to use and the kids loved it!

  146. Michele Bright  –

    I really loved this and so did my students.

  147. Jacqueline R –

    A fun way to review onomatopoeia!

  148. Paula’s Projects  –

    This is a great unit, thanks!

  149. Stephanie T –

    Great for centers.

  150. Kaitlin S –

    I used this resource while I was student teaching and it gave my students a lot of practice that aligned with my lesson! I highly recommend this resource when teaching figurative language!

  151. dianne hopson  –

    Great resource to use as a SCOOT activity. My students love it.

  152. Jennifer S –

    I have enjoyed this entire bundle. I do some of the slides with the students and then assign the others. SUper easy to use and make copies of for the kids:)

  153. Christine B –

    Great resource!!

  154. a Q –

    Great resource! Thanks!

  155. Heather C –

    Fun resource!

  156. Emily Garrard  –

    So fun and such a great resource! Thanks!

  157. Amanda J –

    Such a fun way to teach a fun concept! Thanks for the worksheets!!

  158. Kara Murphy  –

    wonderful

  159. marla S –

    Great practice.

  160. Melissa J –

    I used these task cards as a whole class review as well as with partners and small group instruction. They kept my students interest.

  161. Bilingual Bee Creates Learning  –

    Engaging resource for my ELL students!

  162. Kelly C –

    GREAT, THANKS!

  163. Christen Anderson  –

    Awesome resource

  164. Robyn Palmer  –

    This was the perfect tool to use with my remote students– thank you!

  165. Amanda G –

    Great resource

  166. Jennifer R –

    Great for reviewing!

  167. melissa nogueira  –

    Love this! Thank you!

  168. Deborah D –

    These were helpful for my in class students and virtual. Thank you.

  169. Shannon W –

    Great resource.

  170. Jules M –

    Onomatopoeia is such a fun figure of speech to teach and practice! My students had a blast with this. Thank you for saving me time during remote learning!

  171. Kimberly M –

    My students loved the task cards! We turned it into discussion cards and then made a game out of them.

  172. Celia H –

    Great Task cards.

  173. Melissa Franklin  –

    love

  174. Lori S –

    This resource was engaging for my students.

  175. Latasha B –

    Great resource ! Thanks so much ! ?

  176. naomi W –

    I found this be brilliant for developing writing skills and exploring onomatopoeia with pupils. The lists of cards provided pupils with excellent examples of onomatopoeia which they could use in their writing.

  177. EvaMarie D –

    Great resource!

  178. The Little Library  –

    Great for home learning during lockdown.

  179. Michelle G –

    I love everything about this resource and the kids really enjoyed the activities.

  180. Emily J –

    Thank you for creating this resource! My students really enjoy using task cards!

  181. Brian H –

    Excellent resource!

  182. Charlotte Harmon  –

    Great resource! Thank you!

  183. Joni S –

    Students loved this resource.

  184. The Enterprise Chair  –

    This worked great to enhance learning.

  185. Randy P –

    This resource was excellent, it was utilized to help my special education students understand figurative language.

  186. Madeline R –

    These helped with my lesson for figurative language!

  187. Kelly V –

    Perfect for reinforcing figurative language. Loved the fact that it took multiple approaches to help them understand.

  188. Hannah J –

    My students and I love this resource!

  189. Meredith Schaar  –

    Love this resource! Thank you!

  190. Amy Royal  –

    Excellent resource!!! Students enjoyed using the activities, lessons, and assessments.

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