Syntax
a person, place, or thing
What is a noun?
A person who teaches others
What is a teacher?
a homophone for there
What is their or they’re?
A sound that is produced by touching the tip of the tongue to the roof of the mouth just behind the upper teeth
What is the /l/ sound?
It’s on the windowsill to the right of the hand sanitizer?
What is the box of tissues?
an action word…
What is a verb?
Words that have the same meaning, or nearly the same meaning
What are synonyms?
State a homophone for bear
What is bare?
This sound is made by touching the tongue to the upper teeth and blowing air as heard in the word sing
What is the /s/ sound?
The name of our country is
What is the United States of America?
A word used to describe something or someone
What is an adjective?
Words that have the opposite meaning like “tall“ and “short“ are
What is an antonym?
write a homophone for flower
What is flour?
A brown kitchen spice that goes on French toast, and rhymes with ”linnamon“
What is cinnamon?
your speech teacher’s last name
Who is Ms. Argibay?
A sentence that combines two independent clauses (full sentences) with “and” or “but”..
What is a compound sentence?
A synonym for the word joyful
What is happy?
Use the homophone see in a sentence
What is sea?
The way we use our mouth, lips, tongue, and teeth to make sounds, and pronounce words clearly
What is articulation?
name last activity we did in speech altogether
What is the comic book reading?
place in correct word order: dog the park runs in the
What is the dog runs in the park?
An antonym for the word clean
What is dirty?
A homophone for close use it in a sentence
What is close?
Larry’s lumpy lemons looked lovely
What is a tongue twister?
it’s five days from today, don’t be fooled its days away
What is April fools day?