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Read each card and determine the meaning of the word in bold print. Use the answer key provided or a scrap piece of paper. Check your answers when you are finished :-)

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Read the analogy and choose the word the best fills in the blank.

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Read the first set of words. Think about how they relate to each other. Then choose a word that completes the analogy.

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Read each card and answer as best you can using the sheet provided or a scrap piece of paper.

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Use context clues to figure out what the word means. You can do it all in one day or complete it through out the week.

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Read the sentence and choose which dictionary definition shows how the word is being used. You can use the recording sheet or write your answers on a piece of paper. :-)

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Use the guide words to choose the correct word.

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Use context clues to figure out what the word means. You can do it all in one day or complete it through out the week.

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Below are several different antonym activities. Do them all or pick and choose! You do not need to print :-) You can write your answers on a separate piece of paper if needed!

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Read the directions on each card and choose the correct answer!

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Click and drag to create compound words!

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Play Boggle by yourself or with a family member!

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Boggle is one of the most popular word search games.

The rules are simple.
You have to find as many words as possible on the grid. You can move from one letter (dice) to another if it is a neighbour (in all directions).
You cannot use a letter (dice) more than once in a word.
You get points for each word - the more letters the better.
The puzzle is solved when you collect 30%, 60% or 90% of the total possible points depending on the difficulty.

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Boggle is one of the most popular word search games. The rules are simple. You have to find as many words as possible on the grid. You can move from one letter (dice) to another if it is a neighbour (in all directions). You cannot use a letter (dice) more than once in a word.

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For this interactive synonym activity, you will need to log into your google account:
firstnamelastname@student.ocasd.org    Password: first 3 letters of name & student ID#
Follow the link: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Bm9n5p8JcyBp8UQjgZ0Dv5TNZWQnm21ct6AnMoHkS6k/edit#slide=id.p

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Use context clues to figure out what the word means. You can do it all in one day or complete it through out the week.

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Use context clues to figure out what the word means and add to it throughout the week!

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Have fun with some fill in the blank and matching with metaphors!

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Click on the word that has the correct suffix, or ending to make the word sound good.

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Practice using prefixes and their meanings by clicking on the correct answer.

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Create your own similes using the words LIKE and AS to compare two things. Feel free to write your responses on a scrap piece of paper! :-)

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Use the recording sheet provided or a scrap piece of paper. Record your answers and check them using the answer key when you are done!

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Click on the definition that matches the way the word is being used.

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Figure out the meaning of nonsense words using your context clues. If you are able to, write your answers on a piece of paper. If you do not have paper to write on, discuss your thoughts and answers with someone at home.

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Look for compound words: See how many compound words you can find in everyday text (Ex: a book, newspaper, a piece of mail). Write the compound words down and draw a between the two words that create the compound word.

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Use context clues to figure out what the word means. You can do it all in one day or complete it through out the week.