Take a look at our simile sentences.

Leaves look torn and dead while they sit on the ground all Autumn and Winter
— Grace

Leaves feel like a pulsey, soft toy falling into your peaceful bedroom
— Amelia

Leaves sound like a crunching chip packet getting stood on
—Jamie

Leaves look like squiggles falling from a tree
— Dion

Leaves feel like very soft writing paper
— Rosie

Leaves look like colourful shapes in the sky
— Annabelle

Leaves look like a flock of Hawks in the sky
— Brooke

Leaves sound like crashing waves playing in the surf
— Anna-Kate

Leaves sounds like crunchy sticks in a fire
— Leo

Leaves feel like swaying grass in a paddock
— Shelbie

Leaves look like love hearts falling off trees
— Ace

Leaves move like a fast eagle in the wind and rain
— Jordan

Leaves move like a twirling ballerina on stage
— Claudia

Leaves smell like honey in the forest
— Maya

Leaves look like colorful feathers swooping in the wind
— Anya

Leaves sound like crashing cars spinning off the road
— Tilly

Leaves smell like rotten, crackly leaves on the ground
— Islah

Leaves look like colourful birds dashing through the crystal clear sky
— Ceydez

Leaves feel like winter blankets on my bed
— Maddie

Leaves sound like loud waves against big rocks
— Rowan

Leaves sound like crunching popcorn in my microwave
— Eve

Leaves smell like mint in the supermarket
— Spencer