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Shades of Meaning

Shades of Meaning

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English

3rd Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

CCSS
L.1.5D, L.1.6, L.11-12.4C

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Standards-aligned

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Mrs. Lindemuth

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10 Slides • 9 Questions

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Shades of Meaning

By Mrs. Lindemuth

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What are Shades of Meaning?

A phrase that describes the way that words with a similar meaning vary in their intensity

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For Example...

Which word has the stronger meaning?

  1. Eager

  2. Thrilled

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For Example...

Which word has the stronger meaning?

  1. Ravenous

  2. Hungry

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Your Turn!

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Multiple Choice

Which word has the stronger meaning?

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Bewildered

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Unsure

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Multiple Choice

Which word has the stronger meaning?

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Sad

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Miserable

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Multiple Choice

Which word has the stronger meaning?

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Genius

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Smart

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Multiple Choice

Which word has the stronger meaning?

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Repulsive

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Awful

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What if you have more than one good choice?

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Lets order these words from best to most common...

  1. Yell

  2. Talk

  3. Screech

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Lets order these words from best to most common...

  1. Bawl

  2. Cry

  3. Whine

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Your Turn!

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Fill in the Blank

Which word would be the best of these three:

  1. Sweltering

  2. Warm

  3. Hot

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Fill in the Blank

Which word would be the best of these three:

  1. unsure

  2. nervous

  3. petrified

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Fill in the Blank

Which word would be the best of these three:

  1. dirty

  2. disgusting

  3. filthy

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Your Final Turn: Fill in the blank with the strongest word from your brain!

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Word Cloud

My dog kept me up all night, so I was tired.

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Word Cloud

The pink and blue sky looked good.

Shades of Meaning

By Mrs. Lindemuth

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