Grade 3. Building Vocabulary. Synonyms and Antonyms

You’ve heard the proverb “A child who reads is an adult who thinks.” Indeed, reading develops critical thinking, and critical thinking is arguably a key skill for future success in life. Third grade is a pivotal time for developing your child’s reading skills. You may have noticed that your child’s interest in reading has changed: he chooses books by topic, he expresses interest in fiction and non-fiction books, or he selects books that are longer

Are you looking for no-prep synonym and antonym worksheets and games that use vocabulary for intermediate students? This set is made just for you!

Synonym and Antonym Worksheets & Games: Print and Digital Activities to Expand Vocabulary - Elementary Engagement

Synonyms & Antonyms Anchor Chart with a freebie! Classroom anchor charts, Teaching writing, Antonyms anchor chart

Teaching New Vocabulary Words: Exploring Synonyms & Antonyms

Evan-Moor Educational Resources, E-books & Workbooks for School & Home:Take It To Your Seat: Vocabulary Centers, Grades 3-4 - E-book

Synonyms and Antonyms - Build a Sentence Interactive

Literacy center games are one of the fastest ways to motivate your learners! This low-prep vocabulary center will help your students identify synonyms

LITERACY CENTER GAMES: Synonym and Antonym Puzzles - Vocabulary Practice — THE CLASSROOM NOOK

Synonyms and Antonyms Task Cards Synonyms and antonyms, Task cards, Antonyms activities

Free Spring Color by Synonyms Printable Worksheets to Build Vocabulary

Synonyms and Antonyms Printable Worksheets for Kids