Geisela Williams

The Vocabulary Game Riddles Geisela Williams

Have fun increasing your vocabulary with these wonderful books. Play alone or with your friends. Try all the levels. The Vocabulary Game Riddles are a byproduct of the game itself that is available by request. All of the proceeds from the books go to support reading in classrooms around the nation. Go to parleypioneers@gmail.com and submit your own words and see them in a book coming soon. Thanks for your purchase of The Vocabulary Game Riddles. I hope they bring you, your family and friends hours of enjoyment. INSTRUCTIONS The page with the part of speech and syllables is the riddle page. This is the page you want to read when asking your partner the riddle. The following page is the answer. Each riddle is specifically geared toward the part of speech of the word. Remember that a NOUN is a person, place, thing or idea. A VERB is an action word. An ADJECTIVE is a word that describes a noun. So take these sentences for example: Johnny mourns for the loss of his father. In this sentence the word mourns is being used as a verb. Let?s use the same word but now as a noun. Johnny is in mourning for the loss of his father. See the difference. These riddles will help you develop lateral thinking and pattern development skills. For the best results, use with The Vocabulary Game.