Synonyms and Antonyms Worksheets in Print and Digital: 4th, 5th, 6th Grade

Do your upper elementary students have a basic understanding of synonyms and antonyms? Are you ready to challenge them with more advanced vocabulary terms? Continue building your students' understanding of synonyms and antonyms with this set of four worksheets that focus on synonyms and antonyms. All answer keys are included. This packet of word study worksheets is all ready to go for you. Just print and proceed!

This worksheet packet targets the following vocabulary skills:

⭐️ Synonym and Antonym Word List: Students are given 2 lists of 21 words. Students need to generate synonyms for one list and antonyms for the other list.

⭐️ Synonym and Antonym Analogies: Students must determine whether the first two words in each sentence are synonyms or antonyms. Then, students look at the third word in order to correctly complete the analogy.

⭐️ Synonym and Antonym Multiple Choice: 10 items Students are provided with a phrase or a sentence, and are asked to identify the synonym or antonym (from 4 choices).

⭐️ Synonym and Antonym Multiple Choice: 10 items This follows the same format as the worksheet mentioned above. (I use this as my synonym and antonym assessment.)

********This resource is available in TWO FORMATS:

1. TRADITIONAL PRINTABLES- Print the PDF and distribute paper copies to your students to complete.
2. TPT EASEL ACTIVITY- I created a new, colorful version for this digital format. Students can complete this activity on a device. Students read the directions and then complete the worksheet. Some of the worksheets have a fill-in-the-blank format where students type their answer into the text box. The final two worksheets have a multiple-choice format, and students move the circle to select their answer.

Here's what teachers like you have to say about this resource:

• Christine D. said, "After practicing this concept all through elementary school, most of my fifth graders enjoyed being challenged with these words."

• Slice of Speech said, "I love that this resource not only targets synonyms/antonyms but also incorporates other vocabulary skills like multiple meaning words and analogies!"

• Annalise said, "I am always looking for higher-level synonym/antonym activities to use with my middle and high school students beyond "up," "down," etc. This was great for my caseload! I would recommend!"

• Ashley H. said, "This was a great resource to use with my older elementary students. They have an understanding of basic synonyms and antonyms, but this allows us to expand our vocabulary further."

Feel free to take a peek at my other Advanced Synonym and Antonym resources:

Synonym and Antonym Bingo (grades 4-6)

Synonyms and Antonyms PowerPoint: Advanced

Synonyms and Antonyms: Advanced Task Cards

I Have, Who Has: Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms and Antonyms Memory Game

Synonyms and Antonyms Music Craftivity

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