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60 Similes for Inequality

Some things in life are fair. But many things are not. When something is unfair, we call it “inequality.” People […]

The ocean is big, deep, and full of movement. It changes colors, makes sounds, and has many feelings, just like

Waves are always moving. They rise, fall, crash, and roll. That’s why people often use waves to describe strong feelings,

Sometimes, people talk about justice when something seems fair or unfair. You might hear it at school, in stories, or

Many people talk about money every day. We use it to buy things, save for later, or share with others.

The moon is something we all see in the night sky. It can look big, bright, round, or sometimes thin

Have you ever tried to explain what your brain feels like when you’re thinking hard or feeling tired? People often

Sleeping is something everyone does every day. It helps our bodies rest and gives us energy for the next day.

Sometimes, we face problems that seem too hard to fix. These are moments when nothing works, and we don’t know

Time is always moving. We can’t stop it, but we can talk about it in creative ways. People often use

Sometimes, we don’t get what someone is saying. Maybe a teacher is explaining something new, or a friend is telling

Sometimes we want to say that something really matters. It might be a big test, a special family rule, or