Word Relationship Worksheets:
Use Synonyms for Sizzle – You are given a word and asked to come up with three synonyms for it.
Be More Descriptive – Which word is best? To make it more fun you could always rank them: Good, Better, Best.
Antonyms – This is a sentence based activity.
Synonyms | Antonyms – The focus here is on the relationship shared between a word set.
Homographs: Same Sound, Different Meanings – This is a really neat worksheet that a lot of teacher rave about.
Antonyms – Circle each antonym you find, and write it on the line next to its clue.
Synonyms | Antonyms – Read each set of words. Are they synonyms (S) or antonyms (A)? Write S or A in the box.
Relationships Between Words – Read the clues. Write the correct word in the puzzle.
Homographs – If it is a homograph, write two sentences that demonstrate two different meanings of the word. If it is not a homograph, put an "X" on the line.
Synonyms – Using a dictionary or thesaurus, list at least two synonyms for each of the following common words.
Increase Your Understanding of Words – Is your synonym more or less descriptive than the word provided? Write your answer on the third line.
Understanding Homographs – A homograph is each of two or more words that are spelled the same but are not necessarily pronounced the same, and which have different meanings and origins.
Homophones – Read each set of homophones. Then write a sentence for each homophone that demonstrates that you understand their different meanings.
Relationships Between Words – Read each pair of words below. Are they synonyms, antonyms, homophones or homographs? Write your answer on the line below each pair.
Antonyms – Match each word with its antonym.
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