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It started with a conversation between my friend and I about my awesome speech parties. She then commented that we sure seemed to have a lot of fun in speech! So that, along with a fun post by The Speech Bubble here, inspired me to make a poster for my room next year!
This is a great poster to teach kids about synonyms, as well as remind them that speech really IS exciting, fabulous, and enjoyable!
You can download your FREE poster here.
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I LOVE your Synonym speech poster!
I have one client, in particular, who is having a VERY difficult time
understanding Synonyms and Antonyms. Seeing it like this
will be very helpful!
Great way to begin the school year with a twist. I spend alot of time teaching synonyms and antonyms not only for curricular vocabulary but for word retrieval.