Antonyms are Opposites!
Today we discovered that we knew a lot about antonyms or opposites.
First we filled our smartboard with pairs of antonyms and then got with our couch buddy to think of more.
Then we used our wordle bucket (a pail of notepads and colored pencils) and collaborated with our partner to come up with 3 pairs of antonyms.
Last we entered our text into wordle and chose the design we liked best.
We challenge our blog readers to add a comment and think of three pairs of antonyms to add to our learning. Please leave them in your comment!

Antonyms are opposites!
Sadie’s mom made an antonym wordle for us! Let’s see if we can pair up those antonyms!

More antonyms from readers of our blog!

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I created a wordle of my antonyms! I will send it to Mrs. Wojtera. See if you can figure out my 3 pairs!! How much fun antonyms are..thanks for sharing your learning with the Taylor family.
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Up down
Black white
Wet dry
Have fun adding to your list of antonyms!
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My Name is Fiona, I teach grades 5,6 and 7 in Brisbane Australia.
What a great idea my three antonyms are
black – white
on – off
Mountain – Valley
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We made some antonyms with Wordle as well but we made them by adding a prefix.
http://moturoa.blogspot.com/2009/06/prefixes.html
A prefix is a little beginning chunk you put on a word to make it into an antonym.
Allanah K
Moturoa Class
Appleby School
Nelson
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Here you go in wordle form – more than three. These are related to directions or proximity.
BTW, I had fun doing this. It got my brain going on this cold morning.
http://www.wordle.net/show/wrdl/1301018/Simple_Antonyms
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Sun moon
dirty clean
smile frown
I love all the word Wordles! Keep up the good work!
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We wish you were near, not far.
Your antynoms are great, not bad.
We are happy, not sad to go home early today.
Your blog is cool, not lame.
Have a fun, not boring weekend.
From the Fantastic, not blah, 2nd graders!
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