In this activity, the students will identify the synonyms and antonyms of the pictures that they have formed out of the pieces of jigsaw puzzles.
- Duration: 1 Hour(s)
- Grade(s): 1st – 6th
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In or out? Good or bad? Hot or cold? Gauge the students’ understanding of the concepts of synonyms and antonyms with this activity! Their fine motor skills will also be put to use in this puzzle activity!
In this activity, the students will identify the synonyms and antonyms of the pictures that they have formed out of the pieces of jigsaw puzzles.
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