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Big,
Bigger, Biggest! brings you simple trios of creatures described
with ADJECTIVES to introduce you to the "comparison of
adjectives." Each creature explains how it compares to
the other two. Each then gives synonyms
to describe itself.
One group (positive degree) is small (petite,
teensy).
The next group (comparative degree) is smaller (tiny,
itty bitty).
The third group (superlative degree) is smallest (miniscule).
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larger
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largest
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You'll
learn lots of extravagant words like insatiable
for hungriest and
somnolent for sleepiest.
If
you look closely at many of the adjectives, you'll see that the -er
and -est endings are clues to their meanings.
The
pictures are clever.
The adjectives are cleverer.
The synonyms are the cleverest!
Simply
adjectives!
In the Kids' Wings unit, you'll find a new idea for visual displays
that make the learning even more fun!
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Big,
Bigger, Biggest!
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Internet
Extensions for Big,
Bigger, Biggest!
Free Power Point Presentations for Grammar
Adjectives
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pretty
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prettier |
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An
8-page guide for Big,
Bigger, Biggest! by
by
Nancy Coffelt is
one of a collection of literature guides in Serendipity.
Perfect for lesson planning for the introducing ADJECTIVES
and the COMPARISON OF ADJECTIVES with handouts or projection on
your SmartBoard!
The
Kids' Wings Activities Include:
Adjectives Word Walls
Discussion Cards
Crossword Puzzle
Adjective Fun
Bigger Words Crossword Puzzle
Comparing Adjectives
Answer Keys
A special thanks
to the talented Thom
Proctor for allowing us
to use his original composition, "Happy," as our background
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