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Antonyms Worksheets

Welcome to our antonyms worksheets, designed to help you master the art of opposite words! Visually identify antonyms of adjectives and verbs, match opposite adverbs, complete sentences with antonyms, and strengthen your vocabulary. Tap into some of these worksheets for free!

Antonyms of Adjectives

Each antonyms worksheet presents six pairs of images that visually represent opposite adjectives, requiring kids to fill in the antonyms.

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Matching Antonyms

Draw lines matching each given word to its corresponding antonym, using illustrative visuals as clues.

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Coloring Antonym Pairs

This series of worksheets challenges children to identify and color fruits that contain pairs of antonyms.

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Antonyms Chart

This printable chart effectively teaches the concept of opposites through a clear definition and five examples.

Antonyms MCQ

Kids select the correct antonym for a given word from a set of options, with visual aids accompanying all 8 MCQs in each antonyms worksheet.

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Drawing Antonyms

This fun exercise presents an image and a word, requiring kids to both illustrate and write its antonym.

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Identifying and Circling Antonyms

Identify and circle antonyms for the given words in part A. In part B, circle a pair of words that are opposites of each other.

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Antonyms of Verbs

These worksheets present various pairs of images illustrating antonyms of verbs, providing one verb, and kids need to write its opposite.

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Antonyms of Adverbs

Connect the adverbs to their antonyms in the first part, and choose the opposite for a given adverb from the word box in the next.

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Cut and Glue Activities

Match a given word with two of its antonyms by cutting and gluing them onto pineapples in these worksheets on antonyms.

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Choosing the Correct Antonyms

In part A, with the help of the antonym box, kids write the opposite for each word, and in part B, they choose antonyms for the underlined words.

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Completing Sentences with Antonyms

Kids select an antonym for a given word from a word box in these worksheets and then use both words to complete a sentence.

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Using Antonyms in Sentences

Write multiple antonyms for each given word and then use one of those antonyms in a sentence in these antonym PDFs.

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