Opposites: Words that have completely different meanings from each other, like hot and cold.
Big: Something that is large in size, like a big house or big dog.
Small: Something that is tiny or little in size, like a small ant or small toy.
Hot: Something that has a high temperature and feels warm, like hot soup.
Cold: Something that has a low temperature and feels cool, like cold ice.
Up: Moving toward a higher place or position, like going up stairs.
Down: Moving toward a lower place or position, like going down a slide.
Fast: Moving quickly or at high speed, like a fast car.
Slow: Moving at a low speed or taking more time, like a slow turtle.
Light: Something that does not weigh very much and is easy to lift.
Heavy: Something that weighs a lot and is hard to lift.
Wet: Something that has water on it or is covered with liquid.
Dry: Something that has no water on it and is not wet.
Bright: Something that has lots of light and is easy to see.
Dark: Something that has little or no light and is hard to see.