This activity/game focuses on synonyms, antonyms, and rhyming words.
Included:
•Poster explaining
what synonyms, antonyms, and rhyming words are.
•72 cards with a
“secret word”, synonym, antonym, and rhyming word.
•9 homework/extra
practice pages.
How to play:
Students can be divided into teams or each student can
play for himself/herself. On a board,
make 3 columns with the headings, synonym, antonym, and rhyming word.
The SLP/teacher chooses a card (as seen above) and starts by reading ONLY the antonym. The first team/student to raise their hand, gets a chance to guess the “secret word”. Alternative: Go back and forth between students/teams allowing each a chance to solve a “secret word”. If a team/student is able to guess the “secret word” when given only the antonym, 3 points are earned. When both the antonym and synonym are given, 2 points are earned. When all three clues are given, 1 point is earned. Less clues equals more points!
Use the included homework pages for students to practice the “new” words they have learned!
Hope you all enjoy this activity! I had so much fun creating it! Thanks everyone for the support!!!
Kristine
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Just added this to my wishlist!! Looks so great, Kristine!
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This looks so cute! Love it!
ReplyDeletei put this on my wishlist as soon as i saw it. I love the clip art and would buy all of the activities in your tpt store if i could afford it.
ReplyDeleteI love this activity! So cute and very practical for older students!
ReplyDeleteMy kids love anything technology based...I love that you put all three skills on one card!
ReplyDeleteI added this to my wishlist. It looks wonderful and so good for the kids!!
ReplyDeleteOn my wishlist! Something the kiddos can relate to and have fun learning with. Love all your ideas.
ReplyDeleteWell thought out and addresses the way we want students to start thinking about vocabulary within the CCLS framework. I love it!
ReplyDeletegreat idea to add the rhyme!Exciting bright colors!
ReplyDeleteI am also adding to my wish list. The kids will love learning with it.
ReplyDeleteLove this...it can easily be used as a game for all students on my caseload! Whether it targets a specific objective for a particular student or not, all can benefit from the activity!
ReplyDeleteFun way to target vocab!
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ReplyDeleteGreat activity....I have a lot of students I could use this with! Thanks for creating it!
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Love the homework too!!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I work on these with almost every student. WOuld love to get this !
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great grammar and vocabulary activity!
ReplyDeleteI really want this activity. Most of my kiddos tell me about their iPod/iPhone/iPad they have at home, but I wonder about the last 2.
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ReplyDeleteVery clever...I like the opportunity for students to explore the same vocabulary word from different perspectives (antonyms, synonyms, rhyming).
ReplyDeleteLove the activity. I think my students would love it.
ReplyDeleteWow! perfect activity to support the core curriculum concepts
ReplyDeleteThis looks wonderful! I am always looking for creative ways to target vocabulary and I think the kiddos would love this!!! I also like the carryover practice with the homework pages! Thank you for creating this I am placing it on my wish list now :)
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