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1 Jumpstarters for Analogies Short Daily Warm-ups for the Classroom By Linda Armstrong COPYRIGHT 2010 Mark Twain Media, Inc. ISBN Printing No EB Visit us at Mark Twain Media, Inc., Publishers Distributed by Carson-Dellosa Publishing LLC The purchase of this book entitles the buyer to reproduce the student pages for classroom use only. Other permissions may be obtained by writing Mark Twain Media, Inc., Publishers. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America.
2 Table of Contents Table of Contents Introduction to the Teacher...1 Solving Analogies: Related Pairs...2 Vocabulary Analogies: Object/Characteristic...3 Vocabulary Analogies: Member/Group...4 Vocabulary Analogies: Object/Action...5 Vocabulary Analogies: Part/Whole...6 Vocabulary Analogies: Object/Purpose...7 Vocabulary Analogies: Synonyms and Antonyms...8 Vocabulary Analogies: Homophones...9 Vocabulary Analogies: Suffixes...10 Vocabulary Analogies: Prefixes...11 Vocabulary Analogies: Greek and Latin Roots...12 Vocabulary Analogies: Clipped Words...13 Vocabulary Analogies: Acronyms...14 Vocabulary Analogies: Portmanteau Words...15 Grammar Analogies: Irregular Verb Forms (Speak : Spoke :: Stand : Stood)...16 Grammar Analogies: Parts Of Speech...17 Phonics Analogies: Long and Short Vowels...18 Phonics Analogies: Blends and Digraphs...19 Literature Analogies: Poetic Devices...20 Literature Analogies: Narrative Elements...21 Literature Analogies: Parts of a Book (Title, Chapter, Index, Glossary)...22 Science Analogies: Sequence...23 Science Analogies: Part/Whole Science Analogies: Greek and Latin Roots...25 Science Analogies: Object/Class...26 Geography Analogies: Part/Whole...27 Geography Analogies: Object/Class...28 Geography Analogies: Object/Place...29 Geography Analogies: Object/Description...30 Health Analogies: Part/Whole & Object/Class...31 Health Analogies: Object/Function & Object/Description...32 Health Analogies: Various Skills...33 Art and Music Analogies: Part/Whole & Object/Class...34 Art and Music Analogies: Object/Function & Object/Description...35 Art and Music Analogies: Antonyms, Synonyms, and Homophones...36 Math Analogies: Sequence and Number...37 Math Analogies: Pattern...38 Math Analogies: Geometry...39 Math Analogies: Measurement...40 Math Analogies: Fractions...41 Answer Keys EB Mark Twain Media, Inc., Publishers ii
3 Introduction to the Teacher Introduction to the Teacher To succeed in today s competitive environment, students must improve their thinking skills. Quality classroom instruction remains the cornerstone of any instructional program, but experienced teachers know all learning requires reinforcement. This book offers teachers and parents short warm-up activities to help young thinkers practice their craft. Used at the beginning of a language arts, science, spelling, geography, math, or health time slot, these mini-tasks help students focus on thinking and problem-solving skills. The pages are grouped into units covering topics such as vocabulary, phonics, literature, science, geography, health, art and music, and math. Each page features five mini-activities. Several types of analogies commonly appear on tests, and they are used here within the subject contexts. These include the following: part to whole (finger to hand), object to class (apple to fruit), object to action (dog to bark), synonym (little to small), antonym (little to big), sequence (first to second), and object to description (banana to yellow). These types are introduced in the first set of exercises. Before distributing the exercises, explain to students that colons (:) are used in a special way in analogies. For example, big is to large as little is to small is written big : large :: little : small. There are many ways to use this book. Reproduce the pages, cut along the lines, and use each section as a ten-minute warmup or part of a homework assignment. Distribute copies of uncut pages so students can keep their completed exercises in a three-ring binder for reference. For use at a learning center, reproduce each page, cut the exercises apart, and mount each on a card with the corresponding answer key section on the back. Laminate for durability. Make transparencies or Powerpoint slides for group lessons Note: Share the exercises in any order that fits your ongoing program EB Mark Twain Media, Inc., Publishers 1
4 Solving Analogies: Related Pairs Analogies Warm-ups: Solving Analogies: Related Pairs Solving Analogies: Related Pairs 1 How is each pair of words related? Circle the best description. 1. big : little synonyms antonyms homophones 2. finger : hand part/whole object/description object/use 3. morning : noon object/use object/description sequence (order) 4. fall : break cause/effect object/kind object/place 5. scissors : cut person/action object/action whole/part Solving Analogies: Related Pairs 2 Match each word pair to the correct relationship. 1. tall : short a. object/class 2. apple : fruit b. object/action 3. small : little c. antonyms 4. banana : yellow d. synonyms 5. brush : paint e. object/description Solving Analogies: Related Pairs 3 Use the clue to fill in the missing letters in the second word in each pair. person/action person/object object/action degree 1. teacher : t _ hi _ g 2. teacher : m ke _ 3. marker : ma 4. small : t y member/group 5. fish : sc _ l Solving Analogies: Related Pairs 4 Use the clue to fill in the correct word. acting sentence fry sixth laugh cause/effect 1. joke : part/whole 2. word : person/action 3. actor : sequence 4. fifth : object/use 5. pan : Solving Analogies: Related Pairs 5 Use the clue to unscramble the second word in each pair. synonyms antonyms sequence whole/part 1. slender : htni 2. tiny : gheu 3. one : wot 4. house : lwal object/class 5. snake : peerlit EB Mark Twain Media, Inc., Publishers 2
5 Vocabulary Analogies: Object/Characteristic Analogies Warm-ups: Vocabulary Analogies: Object/Characteristic Vocabulary: Object/Characteristic 1 Circle the best choice to complete the analogy. 1. banana : yellow :: plum : white purple pink 2. apple : red :: lemon : yellow purple blue 3. grapes : purple :: cantelope : blue red orange 4. lime : green :: cherry : green red blue Vocabulary: Object/Characteristic 2 Fill in the missing letters. 1. cactus : spiny :: rose : n _ 2. glass : clear :: wood : o q _ e 3. velvet : soft :: steel : h _ 4. sandpaper : rough :: foil : sm 5. feather : light :: lead : h _ y Vocabulary: Object/Characteristic 3 Using the first part of the analogy as a clue, unscramble the last word in each analogy. 1. beach : warm :: mountains : ocol 2. poles : icy :: equator : tho 3. cottonball : fluffy :: marble : nysih 4. cream : smooth :: apple : rcpsi 5. night : dark :: day : glhit Vocabulary: Object/Characteristic 4 Fill in the missing word. strong hot cold cool liquid 1. ice : solid :: water : 2. fire : hot :: ice : 3. breeze : gentle :: wind : 4. blanket : warm :: fan : 5. arctic : cold :: tropics : Vocabulary: Object/Characteristic 5 Match each word to the correct analogy. 1. lemon : sour :: candy : a. sour 2. sugar : sweet :: fries : b. spicy 3. chips : salty :: chili : c. fruity 4. juice : fruity :: lime : d. salty 5. salsa : spicy :: plum : e. sweet EB Mark Twain Media, Inc., Publishers 3
6 Vocabulary Analogies: Member/Group Analogies Warm-ups: Vocabulary Analogies: Member/Group Vocabulary: Member/Group 1 Circle the best choice to complete the analogy. 1. student : class :: teacher : pride herd faculty 2. fish : school :: person : crowd collection constellation 3. card : deck :: star : school galaxy corps 4. mountain : range :: wolf : pack troop swarm 5. lion : pride :: sailor : herd den crew Vocabulary: Member/Group 2 senate team audience colony collection Fill in the correct word. 1. cookie : batch :: coin : 2. member : club :: senator : 3. grape : bunch :: ant : 4. bee : swarm :: listener : 5. employee : staff :: player : Vocabulary: Member/Group 4 On your own paper, write each analogy in words. (Example: sheep : flock :: horse : herd is written as sheep is to flock as horse is to herd ) 1. tree : grove :: flower : bed 2. actor : cast :: singer : chorus 3. chapter : book :: room : building 4. block : neighborhood :: Flowers neighborhood : city Vocabulary: Member/Group 3 Match each word to the correct analogy. 1. dish : set :: whale : 2. stamp : collection :: kangaroo : 3. ship : fleet :: bird : 4. sheep : flock :: cow : 5. horse : herd :: rabbit : a. mob b. warren c. pod d. herd e. flock Vocabulary: Member/Group 5 Fill in the blanks to complete the analogy. 1. cheerleader : squad :: musician : b d 2. firefighter : company :: athlete : t _ 3. computer : network :: book : l r _ ry 4. kitten : litter :: buffalo : h d 5. tree : orchard :: vine : v _ y d EB Mark Twain Media, Inc., Publishers 4
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