Speech Time Fun: Speech and Language Activities

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Say & Color: Antonym Avenue! ((FREEBIE))

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Looking for more freebies?!  Looking for easy print and go materials for the remainder of the year, summer, or for next school year?!  I have another one for you!

 

In this file there are 2 worksheets ready to go.  Students must express an antonym for the words listed in order to color the picture!  Who doesn't love vehicles?!

To get this freebie, all you have to do is hop on over to my Facebook page and like it!  Already like my page?  You are one step ahead!  Then click the “free downloads” tab!  Enjoy it!!!

 

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