Pre-Reading teaching resources for Canada
Rhyming Words -ick, -ock, -ump Cut and Paste Worksheet
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The main sorting page displays three columns labelled with different word endings. Learners cut out the picture pieces from the accompanying sheets, say each pictured word, and paste it beneath the ending with which it rhymes. The activity therefore relies on listening for the final sound pattern rather than matching initial letters or printed vocabulary. Separating the sorting mat from the cut pieces also supports guided oral rehearsal before any pieces are glued down.
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Tags Rhyming, Ick Rhymes, Rhymes With Ick, What Rhymes With Ick
Shades of Meaning Activity
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Shades of meaning task cards: students choose the best of three related words, such as warm, hot or burning, to complete 12 sentences, then sort raindrop word cards from weakest to strongest.
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Shades of Meaning Worksheet
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From a scrambled word bank, students sort three closely related words for each of seven base words — like big, tiny, and happy — to practice how similar words carry different shades of meaning.
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Count the Syllables: Say, Clap and Record
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Say each word, clap its spoken parts and write the number of syllables you hear.
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Synonyms Crossword: Words with Similar Meanings
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Use the word bank and clues to find synonyms that fit the crossword. A completed grid is included for checking.
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Synonym Pairs: Complete the Words
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Use the word bank to complete pairs with similar meanings. A labelled checking page supports review.
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Which, Witch Homophones Worksheet
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The worksheet briefly defines homophones before focusing on a two-word pair with identical pronunciation and unrelated meanings. Ten sentence prompts alternate between contexts that call for a question or selection word and contexts that name a magical character. Learners circle the fitting spelling in each line. A completed version on page two makes it possible to revisit the semantic clue, not just mark whether a response was right or wrong.
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Tags Homophones, Wich Witch, Witch And Wich