Get ready for National Opposite Day on January 25 with these ideas:

1. Opposite Charades: Students act out opposites (like "hot" vs. "cold") while their classmates guess.

2. Opposite Dress-Up: Have students wear mismatched or inside-out clothing to represent opposites.

3. Opposite Sentences: Write simple sentences on the board, and students rewrite them with opposite meanings.

4. Opposite Rhymes: Challenge students to create short rhymes using opposite words.

5. Opposite Pictionary: Students draw opposites for the class to guess.

6. Opposite Art: Have students draw two pictures showing opposite concepts, like day vs. night.

7. Opposite Word Search: Create a word search with pairs of opposite words hidden inside.

8. Opposite Day Jobs: Have students do their usual classroom jobs in the opposite way (e.g., read aloud instead of writing).

9. Opposite Day Songs: Sing popular songs with opposite lyrics.

10. Opposite Story: Write a short story where everything happens in reverse (e.g., morning becomes night).