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Analogies Worksheets
Our analogies worksheets help children develop critical thinking, vocabulary, and reasoning skills. With exercises to complete user-tool, synonym-antonym, object-function, and whole-part relationships, children analyze, compare, and make logical connections. Try our free worksheets and kickstart your practice!
Think critically and draw logical parallels between two ideas to complete the analogies in these worksheets.
Find commonalities between words and choose animal sounds, walks, habitats, or food in these worksheets.
Understand relationships and visually connect ideas while completing Christmas, Halloween, and Thanksgiving-themed analogies.
User and Tool Analogies | Cut & Glue
Cut the tool word cards and glue them beside the correct user to complete each user-tool analogy.
In this section of our analogies worksheets, nature takes center stage. From animals to mountains to flowers, children make visual connections.
Practice making meaningful associations between different sports equipment and players in these sports analogy worksheets.
Simplify unfamiliar ideas using analogies, analyze a known concept, and transfer that logic to the target concept.
Add another dimension to drawing parallels, using synonyms and antonyms to firm children's grasp on how analogies affect better comprehension.
Identify the logical relationships between the third and the fourth terms and complete the part-whole analogies in these worksheets.
Check the option that showcases an object-function relationship in these printable analogies worksheets.
Identifying Types of Analogies
Study the word relationships and key into the type of relationship they represent in these PDFs.
Based on the parts of speech, such as nouns, verbs, and adjectives, analyze the word pattern in each analogy and arrive at the missing word.
