Relate Verbs and Adjectives to Their Opposites: CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.K.5.B - Common Core: Kindergarten English Language Arts

To be tired means that you are sleepy. The opposite of being sleepy or sleeping is to be awake.

When it’s not daytime, it’s night time.

If something isn’t up, it’s down.

If something it’s out, it’s in.

If something isn’t up high, it’s low.

Hot means that something is really, really warm. The opposite of that is cold.

The opposite of yes is no. “Maybe” and “sometimes” are words that are in the middle of yes and no.

The upside and downsides of something are the top and the bottom, making the bottom the opposite of the word top.

When you’re talking about size, something can be really big or large, or it can be really little or small.

Both old and new refer to something’s age. Old means that it has been around a very long time, and new means that it hasn’t been around very long.

Happy means to be excited. The opposite of being happy or excited is sad. Sad means to be unhappy.

To be tired means that you are sleepy. The opposite of being sleepy or sleeping is to be awake.

When it’s not daytime, it’s night time.

If something isn’t up, it’s down.

If something it’s out, it’s in.

If something isn’t up high, it’s low.

Hot means that something is really, really warm. The opposite of that is cold.

The opposite of yes is no. “Maybe” and “sometimes” are words that are in the middle of yes and no.

The upside and downsides of something are the top and the bottom, making the bottom the opposite of the word top.