Six pages about words with two meanings. Pages 1 and 4 give a sentence and two pictures, and children circle the one the sentence means. Pages 2 and 5 show four pictures and children circle the two that one word names. Pages 3 and 6 show one meaning, and children draw the other in the box.
Hold up two things with one name, a toy bat and a picture of a bat, and ask how one word can name both. Read each sentence aloud for kindergarten and ask "Which one does it mean?"
Look for words with two meanings together: a tree's bark and a dog's bark, a ring on a finger and a bell's ring. Make up a silly sentence that uses both.
Picture pages about words that name two things: a bat that flies and a bat to hit with, a mouse that eats cheese and a computer mouse. Children circle the picture a sentence means, circle both pictures a word names, and draw a word's other meaning.
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