The right sense: one word, several senses
A sentence, then the pictures of the senses of the same word. “Je me regarde dans la glace”: the child circles the mirror. “Je mange une glace”: the ice cream. It is the format of the French national tests, and the polysemy worked on orally from age 4. The senses and their pictures come from a Lexikit list reviewed one by one, in French for now.
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In 3 steps
- Add words with several senses: glace, souris, feuille, baguette…
- Choose the size: four or six sentences per page.
- Print: the instruction at the top, the answer key at the end.
What you can set
- Four or six sentences per page, depending on the size
- One sentence for each sense of the word
- Answer key page
- On screen: the sentence read, the picture of the right sense to touch
Ways to use it
- Orally, show that a word can have two senses
- Read and understand a sentence
- Prepare the tests on polysemy
Frequently asked questions
Which words have several senses in Lexikit?
About thirty words whose senses each have their picture: glace, souris, feuille, baguette, avocat, sirène, tableau… The list was reviewed word by word.
With the same words
Join the synonymsEach word to join to its synonym, the word with the same sense: finir and terminer, vélo and bicyclette, content and joyeux.
Word flowerThe word in the heart of the flower, with its picture. In the petals, its synonym, its opposite, a word of its family, a more general word, a sentence.
Match the oppositesEach picture to match to that of its opposite: hot and cold, open and closed, full and empty. In pictures, words or both.
Your turn
Open Lexikit, write your words, choose a resource: all that is left is to print. Free, no account, and your words stay on your device.
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