Shades of Meaning Worksheets
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Snicker and cackle your way through our free, printable shades of meaning worksheets and learn the small, subtle differences between words like "laugh", "chuckle", and "giggle"! When you "love" your dog, it's fairly good; but when you step it up with a stronger word and "adore" your dog", not only does your love for the dog find a new shade of meaning, but the dog feels more precious than ever. Our shades of meaning worksheets pdf with answers explore this buzzworthy concept with a band of activities like matching and ordering adjectives based on intensity, and much more.
These worksheets are suitable for kindergarten, grade 1, grade 2, grade 3, grade 4, and grade 5.
CCSS: L.K.5.D, L.1.5.D, L.2.5.B, L.3.5.C, L.4.5.C, L.5.5.C
Matching Words with Similar Meaning
Help children in 1st grade and 2nd grade demonstrate a basic understanding of shades of meaning with this shades of meaning matching activity. Let the young word masters match each set of words to a word that has a same/similar meaning.
Ordering Words From Weakest to Strongest
Watch practice snowball from ecstatic to euphoric with this part of our shades of meaning activities for 3rd grade and 4th grade kids! Order each set of adjectives in such a way that the weakest word is at the lowest rung and the strongest at the highest.
Completing Sentences with Stronger Words
Appease children's appetite for excellence in shades of meaning with a printable worksheet for 5th grade, which stands out with a shades of meaning definition. Choose the word that packs a higher punch from the parentheses and complete each sentence.
Writing the Missing Word with Similar Meaning
Let kids in grade 4 and grade 5 develop a greater understanding of the nuances of word meanings as well as word relationships drawing on this shades of meaning exercise, where they find a similar-meaning word to complete each set of words.
Completing the Shades-of-Meaning | Verbs
Delight as kindergarten and grade 1 kids shout and scream in joy while they add to their understanding of shades of meaning with this worksheet that tasks them with thinking of and writing three words that have a similar meaning to each verb given.
Shades of Meaning | Adjectives
Say hello to our shades of meaning worksheet pdf, suitable for the little wordsmiths in grade 2 and grade 3! Find two words that are similar in meaning to each adjective here. Look for the words inside the word box at the bottom of the sheet.
