Ways to Move: Tiptoe, Stomp, March, and Dash
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Kindergarten Language · Synonyms and Antonyms
Ways to Move: Tiptoe, Stomp, March, and Dash
Ways to move for Kindergarten: tiptoe, stomp, march, skip, dash, and crawl all mean moving, each in a different way. Act out each word, then circle the one that fits. With an answer key.
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Find words that mean the same or nearly the same (synonyms) and words that mean the opposite (antonyms), and choose the word with the right shade of meaning.
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How to use this sheet
- Have the child use each word in a sentence, and see if a synonym fits the same sentence.
- Put the words on a line from weakest to strongest, such as warm, hot and boiling.
- For connotation, ask how each word would make a reader feel about the person or thing.
Common mistakes
- Mixing up synonyms and antonyms. Synonyms are the same; antonyms are opposites.
- Choosing a synonym that means nearly the same but does not fit the sentence, such as "huge" for "tall".
- Thinking synonyms mean exactly the same. Many differ in strength or feeling, such as thin and skinny.
