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Word of the Day A - Synonyms

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Cover of Word of the Day A - Synonyms, a K–3 resource for introducing alternatives to everyday words
Cover of the synonym vocabulary resource
Contents for the synonym lessons, listing word pairs from applaud (clap) to conclusion (ending) and an index
Contents and lesson page references
Teacher introduction explains oral vocabulary goals, synonym substitution, and stories about the Wordly family
Teacher introduction to the word lessons
Teacher guidance covers word discussions, activities, synonym card games, assessment, and parts of speech
Continued teaching guidance and follow-up ideas
Synonym lessons for applaud (clap) and humorous (funny), with stories, questions, clapping, and joke telling
Word lessons: applaud and humorous
Synonym lessons for summit (top) and stunned (surprised), with stories, questions, drawing, and acting
Word lessons: summit and stunned
Synonym lessons for bashful (shy) and consume (eat), with stories, questions, and activities to act out
Word lessons: bashful and consume
Synonym lessons for occupation (job) and courageous (brave), with career drawing and courage pantomime
Word lessons: occupation and courageous
Synonym lessons for numerous (many) and vacant (empty), with a number list and a vacant-lot drawing activity
Word lessons: numerous and vacant
Synonym lessons for attempt (try) and enormous (huge), with a partner catching activity and a sentence frame
Word lessons: attempt and enormous
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This language arts-based resource is designed for grades K-3. Children increase their oral language skills with a study of synonyms. With synonyms, students will substitute more complicated words for easier ones. For example, the word humorous will become the word funny. A new word is introduced each day by the Wordly family. Students will first read the story in which the word is introduced. Use the context from the story to determine the meaning of the word. Then, find a synonym for that word. Word games and a teacher guide is included.

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