Encourage children to illustrate their sentences and then share their work. They then copy the sentences, omitting the multiple-meaning word. Partners exchange sentences with another pair, decide what word best completes the sentences they receive, and write it in the blanks. Books Encourage children to create a book of multiple-meaning words. For each meaning of the word, have children write a sentence that includes clues to the word's meaning.
Children can draw or paste pictures to illustrate some of the words.
Help children alphabetize the pages in a looseleaf notebook. They can add new words to the file as they come across them in their reading. Wright Group Publishing. All rights reserved.