Class 3 Vocabulary Worksheet on Synonyms and Antonyms
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Class 3 Vocabulary Worksheet on Synonyms and Antonyms
EnglishClass 3English GrammarFree DownloadPDF
Shafaque Omar ShamimVisit Profile
An educator with over 4 years of experience in teaching, teacher training, and curriculum design. As a Teach for India alum, my core values are rooted in empathy, embracing diversity, and a passion for curriculum innovation.
Expand Vocabulary with Synonyms and Antonyms: Word Mastery for Class 3
This Class 3 Synonyms and Antonyms Worksheet introduces learners to words that share similar meanings (synonyms) and opposite meanings (antonyms). With matching, multiple-choice, identification, and writing activities, this worksheet builds vocabulary depth and helps students choose the most precise word in different contexts.
Why Synonyms and Antonyms Matter in Grammar?
A strong vocabulary helps learners express themselves more accurately and creatively. For Grade 3 students, learning synonyms and antonyms is important because:
1. It enhances descriptive language and word variety.
2. It supports reading comprehension by understanding word alternatives and opposites.
3. It sharpens writing by reducing repetition and improving tone.
4. It develops precise thinking and richer communication.
What’s Inside This Worksheet?
The worksheet includes four engaging activities that introduce and reinforce the use of synonyms and antonyms through varied formats:
🧠 Exercise 1 – Match the Antonyms
Students match words from Column A with their correct opposites in Column B.
Examples:
hot → cold
push → pull
short → tall
📝 Exercise 2 – MCQs for Synonyms
Children choose the correct synonym for a bolded word in a sentence from multiple-choice options.
Example:
“She was cheerful all day.”
Options: a) sleepy b) happy c) angry → Correct: happy
“The room was silent.” → quiet
🔍 Exercise 3 – Identify Whether It’s a Synonym or Antonym
Learners are given word pairs and must label them with S for synonym or A for antonym.
Examples:
Big – Large → S
Hot – Cold → A
Laugh – Giggle → S
✍️ Exercise 4 – Write the Word
Students are asked to write a synonym or antonym for each word based on the prompt.
Examples:
Happy (Synonym) → cheerful
Hot (Antonym) → cold
Smart (Synonym) → lever
Full (Antonym) → empty
What Will Your Child Learn from This Worksheet?
By completing this worksheet, your child will:
1. Identify and use synonyms and antonyms in context.
2. Improve vocabulary through word comparison and contrast.
3. Learn to choose the most appropriate word for writing and speaking.
4. Strengthen test-taking and reading comprehension skills.
🌟 Make Word Learning Fun and Flexible
Support your child’s journey to becoming a more expressive speaker and writer with this vocabulary-building worksheet.
📥 Download the Synonyms & Antonyms Worksheet now and unlock the power of precise language!
