Today the poets from West Park Academy transformed into chefs as they wrote recipes on what makes a good friend. This lesson focused on extended metaphors; not just including metaphors in your writing but making the whole piece a metaphor. In this case, the chefs used recipes as metaphors for friendship. Bon appetite!
Zaniah C.
First add a cup of kindness
Then 1 gallon of funny
Next 4 gallons of defend
Then an ounce of kindness
Then 1 gallon of respectful
Next 3 cups of personality
Then 4 pounds of smart
Then an ounce of hope
Lastly 7 cups of caring
Jadis D.
First add 2 cups of kindness
Then add a gallon of personality
Now mix it all
And add a teaspoon of funny
Next add a pound of caring
Now put it in the oven for 8 years
Take it out and add pinch of coolness
Fernanda P.
I will add 7 gallons of trust
Then I will add 4 cups of kind
Then add tablespoons of nice
After adding 2 pinches of funny
So I can laugh when I’m sad
Then I will add 3 teaspoons of loyalty
After that I’ll add 10 gallons of protectiveness
Then we have my friend
Making a Friend!
Vianney T.
One cup of happiness
2 liters of caring and funny
1 lb of intelligence and curiosity
1 little spoon of proudness
One and a half cups of friendliness and music lover
And a Sprinkle of cleanliness
Then I will put it on the stove for one year and a half for my happiness
Recipe for a Lovable Friend
Cloie W.
First fill up a bowl with a cup of caring
Next get a quarter of clingingness
And slowly added to the Bowl
At a pinch of mean mix
Then a tablespoon of fun
Next crack two eggs of love
Mix it until you see Trust
Then add some friendly when you are done. Now you have your lovable friend
Guillermo P.
Quiero una cucharada de inteligencia
Tres tasas de deportes
También dos tasas de peligro y callado
Y listo a cocinarlo por una semana
Y si es amiga a cocinarla por un mes
