No, I have not lost my mind. No, a three year old did not type the title. No that is not a top-secret coded language. It's clear and purposeful - and perfectly timed because...Tomorrow (January 25th) is the official Opposite Day!
So "Sad Opposite Night No One!" really means...
I was so tired of my students teasing one another and then saying, "it's opposite day!" So in October I looked up the official Opposite Day and found out that it is celebrated each year in January. Once I told my kids this, they couldn't wait to celebrate! I've been trying to think how I could make it a fun (and educational) day, and I've decided to focus on Antonyms, or words that mean the opposite.
To celebrate, I've compiled a fun resource packet that I'm going to use and because tomorrow is also my birthday (no, not an opposite joke!) I've decided to make it available for FREE on Teachers Pay Teachers :)
Click here to download the 12-page packet: Opposite Day Activities.
Check out some sample pictures:
Note: These resources are not all my original ones - some are from free sites that I've compiled into my packet.
Here's a fun book about Opposite Day you could read to your kiddos:
So "Sad Opposite Night No One!" really means...
Happy Opposite Day Everyone!
I was so tired of my students teasing one another and then saying, "it's opposite day!" So in October I looked up the official Opposite Day and found out that it is celebrated each year in January. Once I told my kids this, they couldn't wait to celebrate! I've been trying to think how I could make it a fun (and educational) day, and I've decided to focus on Antonyms, or words that mean the opposite.
To celebrate, I've compiled a fun resource packet that I'm going to use and because tomorrow is also my birthday (no, not an opposite joke!) I've decided to make it available for FREE on Teachers Pay Teachers :)
Click here to download the 12-page packet: Opposite Day Activities.
Check out some sample pictures:
Note: These resources are not all my original ones - some are from free sites that I've compiled into my packet.
Here's a fun book about Opposite Day you could read to your kiddos:
I found this is my research and thought it was cute...and thought-provoking :)
Are you doing anything for Opposite Day tomorrow? If so, please comment on your ideas/activities.
Also, if you download my packet, please rate it and leave a comment!
Oh, I missed Opposite Day! I will have to celebrate with my students some other time. They will love this.
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