It's About Time, Teachers, for PUNS!

 

Have you ever shared David Lubar's book, PUNISHED! with your learners? (You can find a free edition on Kindle Unlimited.)

This delightful book is a great way to start a study of puns. Then, challenge your upper elementary and middle school learners with these pun task cards:

IT'S ABOUT TIME, TEACHERS, for MITTENS!

 

Each January I look forward to teaching The Mitten, any and all versions. To that end, I invite you to check out these resources for immersing your learners in all things MITTENS!

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IT'S ABOUT TIME, TEACHERS, for PUNS!

 

A PUN is a delightful literary device that can inject humor into writing. PUNS provide word play with homophones or homonyms.  

Create a research activity with these task cards. Using print or electronic thesauri and dictionaries, students will hone research skills and build vocabulary. All of the following resources are available in print and digitally on TPT Easel.

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The challenge in this FREE activity is to create a word that sounds similar to BUMBLEBEE and fulfills the clue on the task card.

With these 40 task cards, students are asked to find a word that ends with –ANT and fulfills the clue.

This set of 40 task cards requires your learners to find a word that contains the /bē/ sound, or similar, and fulfills the clue.

Inject some fun into your lessons with these PUN TASK CARDS!