<p>Learning Intention: To write a poem using opposites.</p><p>Boiling fever, freezing ice cream Fast firework, slow snail</p><p>Bright sun, dark room Sad boy, happy world</p><p>Always together, never alone</p><p>Above the sky, below the sea</p><p>Exciting start, boring ending</p><p>Worst chips, best pudding</p><p>Busy bee, lazy me</p><p>Clean jumper, dirty shoes</p><p>First to start, last to finish</p><p>Everybody out, nobody home</p><p>Poor man, rich woman</p><p>Weak kitten, strong lion</p><p>Sweet angel, nasty devil Remember my poem, forget my name! Don't forget to use commas! When you have finished, cut it up, re-arrange it, copy it up in best and illustrate it.</p><p>Here are some more pairs you could use: above below ask answer add subtract asleep awake adult child attack defend afraid brave attic cellar after before autumn spring against for awake asleep alike different awful delicious alive dead backward forward all none bad good always never stop start ancient modern beautiful ugly always never big small angel devil bitter sweet black white dead alive blunt sharp devil angel boring exciting brave cowardly, difficult easy break mend, dirty clean brother sister downstairs upstairs build destroy busy lazy early late buy sell east west calm excited easy difficult careful careless catch miss, empty full ceiling floor everybody nobody cheap expensive everything nothing child adult expensive cheap clean dirty friend enemy clever stupid close open full empty hot cold funny serious dangerous safe future past dark light giant tiny dawn dusk happy sad day night handsome ugly polite rude hard easy, poor rich, heavy light powerful weak hell heaven question answer hot cold quick slow huge tiny quiet loud, inside outside remember forget intelligent silly repair damage last first rough smooth, late early solid liquid laugh cry sweet bitter, lazy busy useless useful lead follow young old loud quiet mean generous no yes nobody everybody noisy quiet, </p>