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Tuesday, November 18, 2025

Metaphorical Mapping Activity Sheet

 

Metaphorical Mapping Activity Sheet: The Process of Learning

Target Concept (T)Source Concept (S)Connections (T is S because...)
LearningBuilding a WallIt requires foundational materials (basic facts/prerequisites), involves layering (accumulating knowledge over time), and results in a strong, supportive structure (deep understanding).
LearningTaming a Wild HorseIt demands patience and perseverance (showing up consistently), requires gentle but firm control (focusing and managing distractions), and ultimately leads to a powerful partnership (mastery of the subject).
LearningFilling a BucketIt involves absorbing information (water entering the bucket), requires the source to be clean and reliable (quality materials and teaching), and the goal is to fill the container without overflow (reaching comprehensive knowledge).
LearningNavigating a MazeIt requires trial and error (making mistakes and correcting them), demands careful observation (paying attention to clues/lessons), and success means finding the clear path to the exit (solving the problem/achieving the goal).
LearningBaking BreadIt involves mixing and kneading the ingredients (practicing and organizing information), requires time to rise (allowing the knowledge to consolidate), and results in a finished, nourishing product (usable skill or wisdom).
LearningDriving a CarIt begins with theory and instruction (classroom learning), requires hands-on practice (applying knowledge/doing assignments), and improves with experience and repetition (gaining competence and speed

Metaphorical Mapping Activity Sheet: Personal Growth

Target Concept (T)Source Concept (S)Connections (T is S because...)
Learning a New LanguageBuilding a House
Finding Your PassionDigging for Treasure
A DeadlineA Ticking Clock
Revising an EssayPruning a Plant
FriendshipA Fire
StressA Tight Knot
CollaborationA Symphony Orchestra
MemoryA Museum
Good Study HabitsLifting Weights

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