Synonyms and Antonyms Board Game – Language Activities
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Synonyms and Antonyms Board Game
Students will play the board game and write a synonym and antonym for each word they land on. There is a recording sheet provided for the 24 problems.
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Synonyms and Antonyms Board Game
Students will play the board game and write a synonym and antonym for each word they land on. There is a recording sheet provided for the 24 problems.
Directions:
You’ll need a dice or a spinner, in addition to a game piece for each player. The youngest person will start first. Roll the die and move the number of spaces shown on the die. Each person will write a synonym and antonym for each word on their own recording sheet. Double check your answers with your classmates. If you have the same answer (or correct answers), the next person should roll the dice. If you have wrong answers, discuss it with your team. If you land on a space with an arrow, you must solve the problem before moving to the next space.
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Elizabeth R. –
Thanks! Looking forward to using for additional practice/engagement 🙂
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Brenda S. –
Engaging.
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a Q. –
Great resource! Thank you!
(Originally posted on Teachers Pay Teachers)