Multiple-meaning words are words that can mean more than one meaning. The meaning changes depending on how the word is used in a sentence.
Listening carefully to the sentence helps us know which meaning of the word is correct.
Understanding multiple-meaning words helps children figure out the right meaning in reading, listening, and speaking. This builds vocabulary and comprehension skills.
Practice asking, “Which meaning makes sense?” when a word can mean more than one meaning.
Children learn best through simple examples, stories, and conversations. Modeling and practicing both meanings of a word helps them understand how to use the word correctly.
Connecting words to real objects, actions, and stories makes it easier for children to remember both meanings.
Games and activities make learning multiple-meaning words fun. Children learn better when they can play, explore, and talk about different meanings.
Short, playful practice helps children build confidence in using words with more than one meaning.
Here are some important multiple-meaning words for children to practice. Use them often in natural conversations.
Encouraging children to practice these words in different sentences helps them recognize and use both meanings correctly.