I have...Who Has...? Opposites Edition
Opposites chain game for the whole class: each card shows a picture and asks 'Who has…?' for a pair such as day and night or wet and dry, and the student holding that picture answers 'I have…' before reading out their own question.
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- Reading, English
- Topic
- Opposites, Matching
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- Games
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I have...Who Has...? Opposites Edition is an engaging whole-group game to help students practise identifying opposites. This printable PDF includes a set of opposite word cards that can be cut out and used to play the "I have...Who has...?" game. To play, the teacher shuffles the cards and distributes them to students. One student starts by reading their card and asking "Who has...?" the opposite word on their card. The student with the opposite card responds "I have..." and reads their card, prompting the next student. Play continues until all cards have been read aloud. This interactive game keeps the entire class engaged as students listen carefully for their card. It's a simple yet effective way to build reading comprehension and opposite word recognition that students will request to play again and again. Use it in small groups, as a whole class, or even assign it as fun homework practice.
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Learning objectives
Identify the opposite of a given word
Read opposite word pairs aloud
Skills covered
Recognising antonyms — students listen for the word that is the opposite of the one on their card
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