We have been learning about these powerful natural disasters. We are also learning how to give our information reports impact by using metaphors. Here are some of the metaphors we have used for Tsunamis:
A wave of sorrow hit Japan and had devastating effects - Kate
A gaping mouth of water swallowed the land - Amber
A massive wall of water hit Japan - Mary
My challenge to you is to add more metaphors to our list.
More Metaphors For Tsunamis A water giant charging towards the beaches The Liquid Rampart crashed down onto Japan The destructive flood of death made japan disappear. From the massam family
Thanks guys, This really helped me out. I was looking for metaphors for tsunamis, and this site came up. I will be putting this in my bibliography. Thank you Room One. Hope school goes well.
Screams, all around I see a far away blue blur ... The world stops it all freezes the only thing you think is run, you feel your breath and you stop that is when you realize it is too late.
More Metaphors For Tsunamis
ReplyDeleteA water giant charging towards the beaches
The Liquid Rampart crashed down onto Japan
The destructive flood of death made japan disappear.
From the massam family
A mataphore for tsunamis
ReplyDeleteA giant water wave heading towards me
from squeaky (qiqi)
A huge ocean bed coming towards me
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annaliese
another one for tsunamis is a huge swimming pool that has been tipped over on me
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annaliese
the misterious tital wave showerd over me as i sank to the seabed and drowned with sorrow
ReplyDeletea huge barra of water came and crushed me to my death
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you are such a call teacher miss trawnsonxxxx
the tsunami was a horrific monster consuming everything in its path xoxo E.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys,
ReplyDeleteThis really helped me out. I was looking for metaphors for tsunamis, and this site came up. I will be putting this in my bibliography.
Thank you Room One.
Hope school goes well.
Cameron Scott, Saint Ignatius College
Adelaide.
nobody caaarrrrrrreeeeeeeessssss
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DeleteScreams, all around I see a far away blue blur ... The world stops it all freezes the only thing you think is run, you feel your breath and you stop that is when you realize it is too late.
ReplyDeleteThe wave engulfed me like a tonne of bricks falling on my head. All I could do was breathe in and hope for the best.
ReplyDeleteThe beast engulfed everything in its troubled path
ReplyDeletethe tsunami swamped the cruel city that had drained it
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