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Your students will love this engaging set of digital and printable worksheets packed with learning activities which are carefully scaffolded to introduce adjective and verb antonyms and give creative opportunities to apply their learning, plus answer keys.

Level 1 introduces the definition of an antonym and builds vocabulary with adjectives.

Level 2 reinforces learning by encouraging recall of the new words students have come across in Level 1.

Level 3 explains why we need to use antonyms and introduces vocabulary for verb antonyms.

Level 4 gives further practice with antonym verbs and opportunities to get creative in their application of antonyms.

Why will children like it?

The activities will appeal to children who are motivated by games by having levels to complete. It will appeal to children who love a puzzle, with codes to crack, word-finds and crosswords, and there is an opportunity for creative minds to apply their learning through drawing.

What’s included?

Level 1 - Adjectives

• Example of antonyms
• Definition of antonyms
• Word search
• Guess the right antonym
• Match adjectives and antonyms
• Unscramble the antonyms
• Write the antonym
  Level 2 - Adjectives
• Solve it - crossword
• Sort it - sort words into antonym pairs
• Check it - is the antonym correct or wrong?
• Improve it - use antonyms to make writing clearer

Level 3 - Verbs

• Why learn antonyms?
• Draw an antonym
• Check it - is the antonym correct or wrong
• Choose the antonym
• Hunt for it - find antonym pairs
• Word search
  Level 4 - Verbs
• Crack the code to find antonym pairs
• Solve it - crossword
• Grumpy teacher - make the sentence more positive
• Grumpy parent vs nice parent - make sentences using antonyms
  Answer keys
  Wall poster of antonyms
  Exit tickets
  U.K and U.S versions

You will receive: a PDF version and a link to the Google Slidesâ„¢ version.

I hope you enjoy using these activities with your learners.