Opposites Only

Opposites attract in this charming antonym worksheet! Students will be asked to read ten words and write an antonym for each one, using the word bank to help them. Then, they’ll choose one of the antonyms and write a complete sentence that includes it.

This worksheet for first- and second-grade students is a great choice for expanding students’ vocabulary and enhancing their understanding of word relationships and word meanings. Knowledge of antonyms can also build students’ communication skills and improve their reading comprehension.

For more antonym practice, try Opposites Scavenger Hunt and Antonym Match. Want to work with synonyms instead? Check out Synonym Maze and Synonym Sort.