6th Grade Language Arts Worksheets
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Break down the metaphor into three parts: the tenor, the vehicle, and the common ground and write them in the space provided.
Identifying Personification in a Story
Skim through the story "A Spooky Night", hunting for instances of personification in it and underline them.
Identify the repeated initial sounds or alliterations in each sentence and supply a word with a similar sound to complete the alliterative sentence.
Read each scenario and match it to the onomatopoeia or the sound word that resembles the sound produced.
Look for words in the word box that contradict each of the eight words attached to the spider's legs, write it and create interesting oxymorons.
Understanding Faulty Collocation | Chart
Get acquainted with the various combinations: noun + noun, adverb + adjective and more, of forming collocations with examples using this chart.
Commonly Confused Words | Raise Vs. Rise
Rise means to move upward, while raise means to lift something. Distinguish between the two words and use them judiciously to complete each sentence.
Plant and Animal Cell Crossword
Recognize the organelles in the plant and animal cells from the pictures and the clues and write the names in the grid to complete the crossword.
National Symbols | Word Search
Can you identify the national symbols of America? Scout out the names of these symbols in the word search grid and circle them.
Completing Proverbs and Adages
Read each proverb and adage, choosing an appropriate word from the box that completes it.
Rewrite each sentence, adding an appropriate hyperbole or an extreme exaggeration to emphasize a point.
Rewriting Sentences Explaining Idioms
Read each sentence, comprehend the meaning of the idiom and rewrite the sentence replacing the idiom with its meaning.
