The actof beingacceptedExample: Thetwo countriescame up witha treaty to endthe war.Antonym:to despairor give upMaking upfor badthings youhave doneExample: Men andwomen are paidthe same amountof money for doingthe same work.Treatingpeoplethe samewaySynonym:welcomeAntonym:UnfairnessExample: A studenttries out for thecheerleading team.They keep a goodattitude about makingthe team.Synonym:Harmonyor quietAntonym:RejectionExample: Theclass got alongand did notfight or argueduring groupwork.Synonym:FairnessorsamenessTo changefor thebetterAntonym:conflictExample: Zuko triesto capture the onlyperson that can savethe world. Later, hetries to help thatperson save theworldSynonym:forgivenessandatonementA girl’s fathertravels far awayfor the military.She believes hewill be safe andcome home.Synonym:wish,desire, ordreamEven though asituation couldbe bad, youlook forward toit being good. Example:Someone bringsyou a gift. Youtake the gift andsay thank you.The stateof beingequalAntonym:continuingto do badthingsExample: A group offriends are talking.Someone is sittingoutside the group.The group invitesthe person to join.The actof beingacceptedExample: Thetwo countriescame up witha treaty to endthe war.Antonym:to despairor give upMaking upfor badthings youhave doneExample: Men andwomen are paidthe same amountof money for doingthe same work.Treatingpeoplethe samewaySynonym:welcomeAntonym:UnfairnessExample: A studenttries out for thecheerleading team.They keep a goodattitude about makingthe team.Synonym:Harmonyor quietAntonym:RejectionExample: Theclass got alongand did notfight or argueduring groupwork.Synonym:FairnessorsamenessTo changefor thebetterAntonym:conflictExample: Zuko triesto capture the onlyperson that can savethe world. Later, hetries to help thatperson save theworldSynonym:forgivenessandatonementA girl’s fathertravels far awayfor the military.She believes hewill be safe andcome home.Synonym:wish,desire, ordreamEven though asituation couldbe bad, youlook forward toit being good. Example:Someone bringsyou a gift. Youtake the gift andsay thank you.The stateof beingequalAntonym:continuingto do badthingsExample: A group offriends are talking.Someone is sittingoutside the group.The group invitesthe person to join.

Thematic Topics 2 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A-The act of being accepted
  2. P-Example: The two countries came up with a treaty to end the war.
  3. O-Antonym: to despair or give up
  4. R-Making up for bad things you have done
  5. E-Example: Men and women are paid the same amount of money for doing the same work.
  6. E-Treating people the same way
  7. A-Synonym: welcome
  8. E-Antonym: Unfairness
  9. O-Example: A student tries out for the cheerleading team. They keep a good attitude about making the team.
  10. P-Synonym: Harmony or quiet
  11. A-Antonym: Rejection
  12. P-Example: The class got along and did not fight or argue during group work.
  13. E-Synonym: Fairness or sameness
  14. R-To change for the better
  15. P-Antonym: conflict
  16. R-Example: Zuko tries to capture the only person that can save the world. Later, he tries to help that person save the world
  17. R-Synonym: forgiveness and atonement
  18. O-A girl’s father travels far away for the military. She believes he will be safe and come home.
  19. O-Synonym: wish, desire, or dream
  20. O-Even though a situation could be bad, you look forward to it being good.
  21. A-Example: Someone brings you a gift. You take the gift and say thank you.
  22. E-The state of being equal
  23. R-Antonym: continuing to do bad things
  24. A-Example: A group of friends are talking. Someone is sitting outside the group. The group invites the person to join.