Antonyms Worksheets

Synonyms and Antonyms Worksheet Bundle

A bundle of six worksheets that focus on being able to work on synonyms or antonyms. A resource ideal for teaching synonyms and antonyms or for revising them as part of Year 6 grammar sessions. Included in the resource is an information sheet that introduces or reminds pupils of the difference between synonyms and antonyms alongside three different worksheets that focus on synonyms and three that focus on antonyms. The activity sheets can be used in different ways including using all three as part of a session, choosing a specific one depending on the focus you have or through multiple mini sessions. **Synonyms Worksheet 1** - This worksheet provides a sentence with an underlined word. For each underlined word, there are then four words to choose between for which is a synonym of the underlined word. There are six different questions to check the understanding of different synonyms while also checking the understanding of antonyms through some of the other multiple choice options. Answers are included. **Synonyms Worksheet 2** - This worksheet provides four words and a synonym for each of them. For each word, pupils need to draw a line to match them so that each word is paired with a synonym. There are six different questions with answers included. **Synonyms Worksheet 3** - This worksheet provides a sentence with an underlined word where pupils need to find a synonym to replace the underlined word while ensuring the sentence still makes sense. Answers are not included for this activity due to the open-ended nature of answers but this could be done as a class discussion for the different possibilities. **Antonyms Worksheet 1** - This worksheet provides a sentence with an underlined word. For each underlined word, there are then four words to choose between for which is a antonym of the underlined word. There are six different questions to check the understanding of different antonyms while also checking the understanding of synonyms through some of the other multiple choice options. Answers are included. **Antonyms Worksheet 2** - This worksheet provides four words and a antonym for each of them. For each word, pupils need to draw a line to match them so that each word is paired with an antonym. There are six different questions with answers included. **Antonyms Worksheet 3** - This worksheet provides four words and four prefixes where the prefix can be joined to the word to create an antonym of the root word. There are six different questions to work through with answers also included.