Six pages: circle the synonym; circle the antonym; same or opposite; what a homograph means (two pages); and cut and sort word pairs.
Write "The actors bow" and "a red bow" on the board. Ask how the same spelling can mean two things, and how the sentence tells you which.
Play a quick game: say a word and have your child give a synonym and an antonym.
Synonyms and antonyms for harder words like reluctant, abundant and temporary, and homographs like bow, desert and record. Students pick synonyms and antonyms, sort word pairs, and work out which meaning a homograph has in a sentence.
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