Literacy Building

This bingo card has a free space and 13 words: Find at least ten nouns, verbs and ten adjectives, Try to find at least one word that ends with each of these suffixes: -ous, -ive, -tion, -ize, -al, and -ive, Use the letters in your first and last name to make as many smaller words as you can., Take a book, and try to find at least one word that ends with each of these suffixes: -ous, -ive, -tion, -ize, -al, and -ness, The letter g can make a hard sound (goat) and a soft sound (giant). Take a book, and look for both sounds of g. Make two lists of words, Write one word for each of these latin roots: ject (throw), port (carry), tact (touch), rupt (break), form (make), vis (see)., small • happy • run • yell • easy • strange For each word, write a synonym and an antonym. Then, think of your own set of related words., Use the letters in Summer Reading Bingo Challenge to make as many smaller words as you can., Spring, duck, toast, note, and park are all multiple meaning words. For each word, draw a picture that shows two different meanings, and write a sentence to describe ithow 2 meanings, There are three ways to pronounce the suffix -ed: /ed/ as in rented, /d/ as in sailed, and /t/ as in jumped. In a book you’re reading, find five examples of each sound of -ed., Use the letters in Summer Reading Bingo Challange to make as many smaller words as you can, Some prefixes are related to numbers. Write at least one word for each of these prefixes: uni- (one), bi- (two), tri- (three), quad- (four), quint- (five), and centi- (hundred). and Go on a prefix scavenger hunt. Take a book, and try to find at least one word that begins with each of these prefixes: pro-, multi-, sub-, trans-, and con-..

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