Because of inspiration from all of these wonderful teacher blogs I have been stalking, I wanted to do something a little differently to review synonyms and antonyms with my kids today.
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synonym and antonym twins |
I used some cutout stars that I had gotten from the dollar store and put different words on them. I placed them around the classroom in plain view.
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words on the bookshelf |
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word on a desk |
I had a list of synonyms and antonyms that went with those words, and I would say a word and ask for either its synonym or antonym and the kids would race around the room to see who could tag the correct word first. I used some different words that I hoped would make them think, and that could be used with both synonyms and antonyms. I used words such as chilly, big, tiny, stroll, right, mad, ajar, start, damp, on, clear, chuckle, quick, and throw on the stars around the classroom and then came up with a synonym and antonym word list to match with them. I think I will add some more words for tomorrow to keep them on their toes. They really seemed to enjoy it and really had to think a few times! Love that!! I also plan to use the twins tomorrow...each student will have all four at their desks and when I call out two words they have to choose which two to hold up the syn. or the ant. twins. I don't know how to do all of those great worksheets and things yet, but I feel my creative juices flowing! Thanks, teacher bloggers!!
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