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 Caption: Educational video for kids that talks about how to use three types of figurative speech: personification, alliteration and repetition. Personification is a literary device that gives human qualities to non-human things. That is, personification gives animals or objects human traits, characteristics, or actions. For example, when we say "the sun is smiling down on us,” that is personification. An alliteration is the repetition of the same sound in a phrase or sentence. For example, in the sentence “Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers” the “p” sound reminds us of the sound of someone picking a pepper off a plant.

 Repetition is a figure of speech that consists of using a word or phrase several times to create emphasis or impact. When we say “Run, run, run as fast as you can!” we are using repetition to express greater intensity. Can you think of more examples? Surely you use many in your everyday life! 

This video is a very useful and interesting resource for children. It is perfect for introducing the concept of figurative speech to kids. It is an excellent video for elementary school.

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Title: FIGURATIVE SPEECH for Kids 🧾 Personification, Alliteration and Repetition ✏️ ✍️ Episode 2
Language: en
Description: smile and learn welcome to the wonderful world of words writers use many different literary devices to make their stories more interesting today we will learn about three of them personification alliteration and repetition it&#39;s easy don&#39;t worry let&#39;s discover what they are and how they make our stories even more exciting personification let&#39;s start with personification personification is a literary device that gives human qualities to nonhuman things that is personification gives animals or objects human traits characteristics or actions for example the sun is smiling down on us as you know the sun can&#39;t smile so why do we say this if you think about it it sounds much nicer don&#39;t you think it gives us a warmer feeling than if we simply say the sun is shining in the sky or imagine if we say the trees are dancing in the wind we know that trees can&#39;t dance but sometimes a strong wind can make it look like they are [Music] alliteration do you like to play with sounds well you&#39;ll love this literary device an alliteration is the repetition of the same sound in a phrase or sentence for example we heard the sound of the snakes slithering by do you hear how the S sound repeats many times it gives a special quality to the sentence in fact it helps us really imagine the snakes another example is Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers can you hear how the P sound is repeated over and over again it even helps remind us of the sound of someone picking a pepper off a plant repetition finally we have repetition sometimes repeating a word or phrase is the key to making it more exciting or important so this literary device consists of using a word or phrase several times to create emphasis or impact for example if we say run run run as fast as you can it helps us to feel the action more intensely or if we say go to sleep go to sleep go to sleep little baby [Music] see how the speaker&#39;s wish for the baby to go to sleep stands out it creates an impact doesn&#39;t it now it&#39;s your turn think of something you want to express and try to describe it using personification alliteration or repetition you&#39;ll be making magical literary images in no time [Music] we&#39;ve learned so much in just one video did you know there are many more videos imagine how much you could learn subscribe to the smile and learn educational channel to learn and have fun at the same time