Race to the sunken chest in Treasure Diving: Synonyms. A jade lagoon slate shows a word such as console, elude, or implore. Drag the hoop over the twin float — the word with a similar meaning. Sixth and seventh graders build reading and writing vocabulary while Pearls stack and the Plunge gauge fills.
The dive starts
Treasure Diving: Synonyms starts on its own. Tap Easy, Medium, or Hard on the enamel bar. There is no Play button over the floats.
Read the slate
The slate shows a word. The prompt says Snag the twin. Read the slate. Drag the hoop over the twin word.
Snag the twin
Drag the hoop onto the float whose word has a similar meaning. A hit adds Pearls and the slate teaches that the word twins its match. A miss costs an air flask.
Fill Plunge to Open chest
Snag eight twins to win, or keep going until the air flasks are gone. Open chest shows your Pearls score, a rank, and Plunge again.
Snag the twin in a jade lagoon
The enamel slate shows a target word. Glass fishing floats drift in the current, each stamped with a word. Drag the hoop over the twin — the synonym. A hit bursts the float into Pearls. A miss recoils the net and costs an air flask.
A plunge toward the chest
Treasure Diving: Synonyms starts on its own. Easy, Medium, or Hard stay on the enamel bar so you can switch the pitch without a menu. Each snagged twin fills Plunge. Eight twins reach Open chest.
Pearls score and streak
Each snagged twin starts at 100 Pearls and grows by 50 with a streak. Point pops fly off the hoop. A miss resets the streak. The Plunge gauge shows the drop toward the chest.
Difficulty that changes the skill
Easy uses everyday twins and two slow floats. Medium adds grade-six words and a third float. Hard runs words such as console, elude, and implore, with four faster floats in the current.
Treasure Diving: Synonyms is a sixth- and seventh-grade vocabulary game about words with similar meanings. Kids drag a hoop net through a jade lagoon and snag the twin float. Easy stays on everyday pairs. Medium and Hard open academic words such as console, elude, and implore. The skill is synonym sense, not tapping a quiz card.
Synonyms in motion
Sixth- and seventh-grade ELA asks kids to know words with similar meanings. Treasure Diving: Synonyms makes that a plunge: read the slate, then Snag the twin.
A race to the chest
Each snagged twin fills Plunge. Kids feel the lagoon getting closer when the twins come fast.
Instant lagoon feedback
A hit bursts the float and sprays Pearls off the hoop. A miss recoils. The board always uses Snag the twin, so the slate and the how-to say the same words.
Works on a finger or a mouse
Drag the hoop over a float. Touch targets stay large, and the hot hoop lights up while you snag.
The slate shows a word and the floats carry a twin plus decoys. Easy uses everyday pairs such as happy and glad. Medium uses grade-six words such as vanish and conceal. Hard uses words such as console, elude, and implore.
Each snagged twin starts at 100 Pearls and grows by 50 with a streak. A miss resets the streak and costs one of three air flasks.
Read the slate. Drag the hoop over the twin word — the float whose word has a similar meaning. If the slate shows console, snag comfort. If it shows elude, snag evade.
Four floats drift at once, the current is faster, and the slate uses academic words such as console, elude, and implore.
Treasure Diving: Synonyms is sixth- and seventh-grade vocabulary. Easy works for a first pass. Medium and Hard hone reading and writing synonyms.