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Onomatopoeia is a concept that is not only fun to say but fun to learn. With the links in TabStart's Onomatopoeia Examples Worksheets, you will find a number of different ways to teach this linguistic concept to students. Be sure to check out the funny video that teaches onomatopoeia.
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Writing with Onomatopoeia Worksheet - This worksheet allows students to practice writing onomatopoeias. Students are to write sentences with onomatopoeia and then create and illustrate a comic strip.
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Onomatopoeia Worksheet - This free worksheet asks students to read sentences and highlight the onomatopoeia featured in them and to write sentences using onomatopoeia.
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Interactive Onomatopoeia Examples Worksheet - This worksheet is geared toward English language learners. Students are given ten sentences using examples of onomatopoeia. Students need to choose the words that make sense in the sentences. When students are finished, they can check their work with an answer key.
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Onomatopoeia Examples Worksheet - This link directs you to a PDF of a worksheet that begins with a lovely poem that teaches about onomatopoeia (and makes use of many onomatopoeia in the process) and then moves onto a written activity where students are to write examples of onomatopoeia.
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Worksheets with Onomatopoiea Examples - This worksheet allows students to write a list of examples of onomatopoeia from the book Thundercake.
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Video about Onomatopoeia with Examples - This short, funny video teaches onomatopoeia in a unque way. It features a teacher showing students about the concept as well as students' attempts to provide good examples of onomatopoeia.
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Onomatopoeia Lesson with Student Examples - This lesson begins with the reading of an Eve Merriam poem about a rusty spigot. Students are assigned the task of drawing something from nature that makes sound. According to the lesson "the sound should be splashed across the page" to demonstrate onomatopoeia.
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Onomatopoeia Lessons - This link from Yale University's website takes you to five different lesson plans geared toward elementary school students. If you scroll through the site, you will also find a great deal of handy information about teaching onomatopoeia to students.
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Onomatopoeia Powerpoint Presentation and Activity - This link directs you to a PowerPoint presentation that teachers can use in their classrooms. It also includes an activity involving creating comic strips using some form of onomatopoeia in each frame.