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What should you do since your library book is due? (SINCE)
Example: SINCE your book is due soon, you should return it today.
Why should you carry a raincoat when you travel? (WHENEVER)
Example: Carrying a raincoat is useful WHENEVER it might rain.
Why should you have a backup key to your home? (IN CASE)
Example: Having a backup key helps IN CASE you forget yours.
Why should you bring a water bottle even if you don’t feel thirsty? (EVEN IF)
Example: Bringing water is smart EVEN IF you aren’t thirsty because you may need it later.
What should you do so that your pet stays healthy? (SO THAT)
Example: Feeding your pet regularly and giving it exercise helps SO THAT it stays healthy.
How can you concentrate better while working on homework? (WHILE)
Example: Turning off distractions helps you focus WHILE doing homework.
Why is it helpful to read the rules before starting a new board game? (BEFORE)
Example: Reading the rules BEFORE playing lets you know how to play.
What should you do when you hear thunder outside? (WHEN)
Example: WHEN you hear thunder, you should stay indoors.
Why should you wash your hands while cooking? (WHILE)
Example: Washing your hands WHILE cooking helps keep your food safe to eat.
What should you do after you finish using markers? (AFTER)
Example: AFTER you finish drawing, you should put the caps back on.
Why do birds build nests even though they can fly? (EVEN THOUGH)
Example: Birds build nests EVEN THOUGH they can fly to keep their eggs safe.
What should you do if you accidentally spill your drink? (IF)
Example: IF you spill something, you should clean it up.
What can you do once you finish eating dinner? (ONCE)
Example: ONCE you finish eating, you can clean your dishes.
Why should you wear sunscreen outside? (WHENEVER)
Example: Sunscreen protects your skin WHENEVER you’re outdoors.
What should you do until your friend arrives at the park? (UNTIL)
Example: UNTIL your friend arrives, you can sit on a bench and relax.
Why do runners warm up before starting a race? (BEFORE)
Example: Runners warm up BEFORE a race to prepare their muscles and prevent injuries.
How can you be kind even if someone is being rude? (EVEN IF)
Example: You can stay calm and speak politely EVEN IF someone is being unkind.
Why is it smart to pack snacks for a long car ride? (WHENEVER)
Example: Bringing snacks is helpful WHENEVER you get hungry.
What happens to plants once they get enough sunlight and water? (ONCE)
Example: Plants grow ONCE they have enough sunlight and water.
What do you do as soon as you wake up in the morning? (AS SOON AS)
Example: AS SOON AS I wake up, I have breakfast.
Why do some animals hibernate when food is hard to find? (PROVIDED THAT)
Example: Some animals hibernate PROVIDED THAT winter makes food scarce.
Why do athletes drink water during a game? (SO THAT)
Example: Athletes drink water SO THAT they stay hydrated.
What should you do wherever you see a "No Running" sign? (WHEREVER)
Example: WHEREVER you see that sign, you should walk instead of run.
How can you find your way to a new place if you forget your phone? (IF)
Example: IF you forget your phone, you can ask someone for directions.
What should you do when you hear the fire alarm at school? (WHEN)
Example: WHEN the fire alarm sounds, you should leave the building safely.
Why should you brush your teeth before going to bed? (BEFORE)
Example: Brushing your teeth BEFORE bed helps prevent cavities.
What can you do after you finish your homework? (AFTER)
Example: AFTER finishing homework, you can relax or read a book.
How can you keep your room clean while staying busy with school? (WHILE)
Example: You can tidy a little each day WHILE balancing schoolwork.
Are you allowed to leave class early? (UNLESS)
Example: You should stay in class UNLESS your teacher says otherwise.
Did the soccer game continue, even though the weather was bad? (ALTHOUGH)
Example: The soccer game continued ALTHOUGH the wind made passing harder.
What should you pack in case it rains during your picnic? (IN CASE)
Example: You should pack an umbrella IN CASE it rains.
Why are sidewalks sometimes slippery after it rains? (SINCE)
Example: Sidewalks can be slippery SINCE rain can freeze into ice.
What happens to ice if you leave it in the sun? (IF)
Example: Ice melts IF it’s left in the sun.
Why should you wear a coat when it's cold outside? (BECAUSE)
Example: You should wear a coat BECAUSE cold weather can make you sick.
Choose the oxymoron then make a sentence.
 
seriously funny
 
super funny
 
never funny
 
laughing funny
Choose the oxymoron then make a sentence.
 
big baby
 
crying baby
 
sadly stupid
 
happy baby
Choose the oxymoron then make a sentence.
 
silent scream
 
scary scream
 
fast friend
 
hungry hippo
Make a hyperbole from:Please listen and do the dishes.
EX: I have told you a million times to do the dishes! Listen and do it.
Make an onomatopoeia from: It was a terrible storm.
Ex:The storm bashed and smashed every house until they were destroyed.
Make an alliteration from: The big alligator swims in the water.
The big, beautiful alligator sadly swims swiftly through the lake.
Make a metaphor from: The city has too many people and is dirty.
Ex: The city is a garbage dump with too many people.
Make a simile from: My mother was always fun and kind.
Ex: My mother was like a playful puppy and a gentle bunny.
Make an onomatopoeia sentence from: The bus drove slowly and noisily down the road.
EX: The bus banged and boomed down the road slowly.
Make a personification sentence from: The farm animals made noise for food.
Ex: The farm animals cried and yelled for their food in the morning.
Change: "We ate a delicious meal." into onomatopoeia sentence.
 
We chomped and chewed our delicious meal.
 
This was the best food in the world.
 
We ate like hungry lions eating a zebra.
 
We ate food fit for kings.
Change: "I want to listen to some music." into personification.
 
Music keeps calling my name and tells me to listen.
 
I want to listen to music like I want to eat candy.
 
Music makes me move happily.
 
I need to listen to music, like I need air.
Change: "The dog likes running in the forest." into personification
 
The dog says he loves to run in the forest.
 
The dog moves in the forest like a happy ghost.
 
The dog runs like the Flash.
 
The dirty dog digs and runs happily.
Change: "This is a beautiful and happy room." into alliteration.
 
This big, beautiful, blue room is extremally excellent.
 
This room is as beautiful as the queens crown.
 
This beautiful room is like a princess' room.
 
This is a big and beautiful room for a queen.
Change: "She is a slow runner." into a simile.
 
She runs like a snail with broken legs.
 
She is a snail when she runs.
 
She runs one CM a minute.
 
She tip-taps when she runs.
Change "This is an expensive but good restaurant." into a hyperbole.
 
This restaurant will cost you your house, but its delicious.
 
This restaurant is like a bank, but the food is good.
 
This restaurant will make your wallet cry, but its delicious
 
This restaurant is as expensive as a diamond.
Change "She is really strong." into a metaphor :
 
She is a superman.
 
She is like an elephant.
 
She is the strongest woman in the Universe.
 
She swims strong
February comes (before/after) March.
February comes before March.
January comes (before/after) February.
January comes before February.
Wednesday comes (before/after) Thursday.
Wednesday comes before Thursday.
Tuesday comes (before/after) Wednesday.
Tuesday comes before Wednesday.
Monday comes (before/after) Tuesday.
Monday comes before Tuesday.
Sunday comes (before/after) Monday.
Sunday comes before Monday.
Saturday comes (before/after) Sunday.
Saturday comes before Sunday.
Friday comes (before/after) Saturday.
Friday comes before Saturday.
Saturday comes (before/after) Sunday.
Saturday comes before Sunday.
Monday comes (before/after) Sunday.
Monday comes after Sunday.
Sunday comes (before/after) Saturday.
Sunday comes after Saturday.
Saturday comes (before/after) Friday.
Saturday comes after Friday.
Friday comes (before/after) Thursday.
Friday comes after Thursday.
Thursday comes (before/after) Wednesday.
Thursday comes after Wednesday.
Thursday comes (before/after) Friday.
Thursday comes before Friday.
Wednesday comes (before/after) Tuesday.
Wednesday comes after Tuesday.
Tuesday comes (before/after) Monday.
Tuesday comes after Monday.
Fall comes (before/after) summer.
Falls comes after summer.
Spring comes (before/after) winter.
Spring comes after winter.
Summer comes (before/after) fall.
Summer comes before fall.
Spring comes (before/after) summer.
Spring comes before summer.
Winter comes (before/after) fall.
Winter comes after fall.
Summer comes (before/after) spring.
Summer comes after spring.
Fall comes (before/after) winter.
Falls comes before winter.
Monday comes (before/after) Sunday.
Monday comes after Sunday.
December comes (before/after) November.
December comes after November.
Winter comes (before/after) the spring.
Winter comes before the spring.
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