Synonyms And Antonyms
We reached ABOVE our head. Name the SYNONYM for ABOVE: over, under, across
What is over?
This teacher has a child that is a senior this year.
Who is Mrs. Williams?
The emotion the author uses in the writing. (ex.-happy, mad, tired embarrassed)
What is author's voice?
Max plopped onto the couch. Name the sensory word and sense.
What is plopped and hearing?
Raining cats and dogs
What is raining very heavily?
A rattlesnake's venom is HARMFUL to those it bites. Name the ANTONYM for HARMFUL: deadly, harmless, comforting.
What is harmless?
This teacher is the youngest teacher to teach 3rd grade this year.
Who is Mrs. McMurtray?
Take the place of a noun in a sentence.
What do PRONOUNS do?
The cat brushed against my leg. Name the sensory word and sense.
What is squirted and hearing?
All ears
What is very eager to listen to what someone is going to say?
Last summer we went swimming at (there), (they're), (their) house. Name the correct HOMOPHONE.
What is their?
This teacher has taught this most years in education.
When an author uses words to create pictures in their reader's heads.
Why we use imagery?
The minty aroma of the gum wafted up to my nose. Name the sensory word and sense.
What is minty and smell?
When pigs fly
What is a way of saying that something will never happen?
Dad became extremely ENRAGED when we threw a baseball through our neieghbor's window. Name the correct SYNONYM for ENRAGED: happy, mad, curious
What is mad?
Name the shortest teacher.
Who is Mrs. Ford.
When you CONCLUDE something
What is making a decision?
The rough surface of the cave wall scratched his skin. Name the sensory word and sense.
What is rough, scratched, and touch?
Cat got your tongue
What is something you say to someone when you are annoyed because they will not speak.
May we go (too), (two), (to)? Name the correct HOMOPHONE.
What is too?
Name the number of children the 3rd grade teachers have altogether.
What is 5?
To summarise the main points of the essay.
What is a CONCLUSION do?
As soon as we walked in the door, we caught a whiff of cinnomon. Name the sensory words and sense.
What is whiff, cinnoman, and smell?
Walking on eggshells
What is to be extremely careful about one's words or actions?