Opposite Adjectives
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18 flashcards illustrating pairs of opposites– strong/weak, short/tall– with two pictures on each card.
Description
This set combines all the adjective vocabulary from the Easy Adjectives and Adjectives sets, but here each card shows one pair of opposites– two vocabulary words– on each card.
Opposites – Mellanstadiebloggen Engelska –
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Liz –
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-special ed teacher
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Gareth –
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Karen –
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Laureen –
I have a question about the opposite adjectives cards – there is one set that I can’t figure out. It’s the card with a woman with straight blond hair and another woman with reddish curly hair. I can’t figure out which adjectives this card represents.
Karen –
The card with the two women was intended for teaching long and short [hair], but you could use it for teaching straight and curly, actually.
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Thank you sooo much for the free downloadable resources! The graphics are great and the font too. This is a great help for my hearing impaired (Deaf) learners.
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Tanya –
These cards have added some value to my classroom, especially since they are students with special needs, and the pictures can be quite relatable.
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