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Two for One

How many ways are there to say one thing? With the power of synonyms there may be more than many of us think! This worksheet will give your young reader practice with his synonyms and antonyms. After reading the list of words on the page, he will need to choose which word in the box is the synonym for the word, and which is the antonym. This worksheet will help improve your child's vocabulary skills, and give him practice working with synonyms and antonyms.

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Third Grade

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L.3.5

English Language Arts and Reading Grade 2 2.3.D Grade 3 3.3.D

English Grade Two R.2.6.c Grade Three R.3.4.b Grade Four R.4.4.b

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