Antonyms worksheets with pictures for kindergarten Use this range of opposite worksheets to help teach your preschool some simple opposite concepts
2002 Teachnology, Inc iii Table of Contents Synonym Worksheets 1-10 Antonym Worksheets 11-20 Synonym and Antonym Worksheets 21-30 Answers
much example sentence Gilbert adores his little sister synonyms love, admire, cherish antonyms dislike, despise bright definition (adj ) smart example sentence
Antonym 3 Inference 4 definition on their white board, along with a number to show which type of When the kindergarten teacher split her students into two
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Synonym 2
Antonym
3Inference 4
Example 5
Activity Directions
Preparation:
1.Print out the context clues labels. Cut them apart. Tape them onto cups.
2.Print out the sentence strips on cardstock. Cut them apart.
Lesson Procedure:
1.Show students the 5 labeled cups. Explain
that the labels display five types of context clues that we are going to focus on today. Review the types of context clues.
2.Distribute white boards, dry-erase markers, and erasers to each student.
3.Tell students that you are going to place a sentence strip beneath the
meaning of the underlined word in the sentence. They should write a simple definition on their white board, along with a number to show which type of 4.
Read the first sentence strip. After every student has had an opportunity to write a definition and number on their white board, tell students to turn to
a partner and compare their answers.
5.Choose someone who answered correctly to explain their answer to the
class. 6.Place the sentence strip in the appropriate cup.
7.Repeat steps 4, 5, and 6 with the remaining sentence strips.
expungeher name from this
Stagnantwater can become a breeding ground for
mosquitoes that transmit diseases. Stagnant water is Twelve-year-old Joey could think of nothing moreinsipid -hour piano recital except for watching her 4-hour dance recital. spuriousrumors about I definitely have a predilectionfor anything with chocolate.
Whenever I need some advice, I visit my sapient
grandmother. She listens and helps me decide the right thing to do. I hope I can be as wise as she is someday.
Taking umbrage
Sam stormed out of the room.
Citizens of the United States have certain unalienable rights. These are rights that cannot be taken away. corpulentinstrument. I wish you would said my mom. When Beckett learned he needed to have another surgery, into the doldrumsand refused to visit with his friends. After pulling weeds for 5 hours on a scorching hot day in mid-July, Troy was feeling listless. When the kindergarten teacher split her students into two groups for the field trip, she assigned all of the docile students to the parent volunteer, and she kept the more challenging students for herself. Everyone likes to be around Rey because of his blithe spirit. In fact, his cheerful attitude is rather contagious! Many citizens decided to boycottthe supermarket because group boycotts, they stop doing something in order to protest.
Answers
1.expunge-to delete, remove; erase (syonym)
2.stagnant-not flowing or running; motionless (definition)
3.insipid-dull; boring; uninteresting (examples)
4.spurious-untrue, not genuine (antonym)
5.predilection-a preference; a tendency to like something
(inference)
6.sapient-wise (synonym)
7.umbrage-anger; personal displeasure (inference)
8.unalienable-cannot be taken away or denied (definition)
9.corpulent-large; bulky (antonym)
10.doldrums-a state of depression (examples)
11.listless-tired; without energy (inference)
12.docile-obedient; easily managed (antonym)
13.blithe-cheerful; joyful (synonym)
14.boycott-when you stop doing something in order to
protest (definition)
Interactive Notebook Directions
1.Cut along the dotted lines.
2.Open your notebook to your next blank page spread. Glue the top
section in the middle of your notebook, as shown.
3.Glue the #1 and #2 magnifying glasses along the left edge of your
notebook, below the title.
4.Glue the other strip of magnifying glasses (#3, #4, and #5) along the
left edge of your notebook on the opposite page.
5.Choose a challenging vocabulary word. (The student who completed
the notebook page below used the word pessimistic.) Write 1 or 2 sentences beside each magnifying glass that utilize the type of clue listed.
Context
Clues of a word, you can use context clues to figure out its meaning.
There are 5 types of
context clues:
Definition#1
Synonym#2
Antonym#3
Examples#4
Inference#5
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