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Push and Pull (opposites verbs)

16 words for talking about what we do. Print them as cards or turn them into a game.

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16 cards · 8 sheets
push: boy pushing cart; arrowpush
pull: boy pulling wagon; arrow; TOYS textpull
open: boy opening dooropen
close: boy closing door; file says closeclose
sit: boy sitting on chair; verbsit
stand: boy standing by chairstand
win: boy with trophywin
lose: boy with crossed-out trophy; updated 2lose
catch: boy catching ballcatch
throw: boy throwing ball; arrowthrow
on: dog on boxon
off: turning light off; dark backgroundoff
tell: boy telling a girl something; verbtell
whisperwhisper
hide: boy behind wallhide
see: boy with telescopesee
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Flashcards Large teaching cards or small game cards, with or without the word. Bingo Thirty different boards from one set, so a whole class can play. Memory match Picture and word pairs to cut out, turn over and find.
Ideas

Three ways to use these cards

Act it out
Any group size
One child draws a card and mimes it. The others call the word.
Simon says
Whole class
Hold up a card and say "Simon says". Children do the action only when Simon says so.
Chain story
Small groups
Deal the cards. Each child adds a sentence to a story using their card.

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