About Opposites
The picture on top might be fire, a happy face or an arrow pointing up. Your child finds its opposite among the answers below: a snowflake, a sad face, an arrow pointing down. The pairs also include day and night, slow and fast, young and old, and loud and silent.
How to play
- Look at the picture and think of its opposite.
- Tap the answer that means the opposite.
- On a computer, press 1, 2, 3 or 4 to choose.
What your child practices
- Opposites like big and small
- Building vocabulary
- Logical thinking
How it grows with your child
LittleAges 4-6
Three pictures to choose from in each round.
YoungAges 6-8
Three pictures to choose from, the same as for younger kids.
Big KidsAges 8-11
Four pictures to choose from, so there is more to rule out.
Play together
Play opposites on a walk: you say big, fast or up, and your child answers with the opposite.
