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Directions: Choosing the best word to use is easy when you have a large vocabulary! Read the list of words below. All of these words mean “eat.” Write the words in alphabetical order. Then, choose a word from the list and use it in a sentence.

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Wonderful Words Themed Worksheet 1 Score

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chew gobble nibble devour bite dine gorge stuff masticate consume binge indulge snack feed munch feast ingest savor gnaw swallow

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Directions: Choose a word from above and use it creatively in a sentence.

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Directions: Adjectives describe nouns. Adjectives help us better understand, or communicate, information about things, people, and places. For each adjective below, draw a picture that illustrates its meaning. Then, write other adjectives that has the same, or similar, meaning.

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Directions: Wonderful words are fun to use and say. Read the wonderful words below. Look up the definition of each word then write a sentence using each word.

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1. frugal [froo - guhl]

2. academic [ak - uh - dem - ik]

3. ponder [pon - der]

4. dilemma [dih - lem - uh]

5. scarlet [skahr - lit]

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Directions: Adjectives are wonderful words that are used to describe people, places, and things. Write adjectives that describe the animals below.

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Directions: Read each word and write it into the proper syllable group. Choose three words to use in sentences. You may use a dictionary to look up the definitions.

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23 3

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2 3 1 21 22 2 . 2 1 2

12 . 1 3 1 2 31 2 . 2 3 1 2 3

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Directions: Homophones are words that sound alike, but are spelled differently and have different meanings. Read the sentences below and draw a picture that illustrates each homophone.

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Pause the show. Show your paws.

Neal is bored. Nail a board.

My donut has a hole. Here is a whole donut.

Sam passed the book. This book is about the past.

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Directions: An anagram is a word made by mixing up letters of another word. For example: eager : agree ; friend : finder. Make anagrams from the words shown below. You may work with a partner.

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word anagram word anagram

oceans thing

poodle swipe

leader vases

stove waist

sales adverb

march dashed

melon zoned

disease viral

lookout veils

praised chase

Directions: Write your own anagrams.

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Directions: Write these wonderful words in alphabetical order. Use a dictionary to understand unknown words.

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funambulist jillick aglet genuflect ort doddle raconteur hallux welter spartle placebo biffy uvula eesome inglenook

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Directions: Unscramble these super-duper, interesting words. Then, match each to its definition.Name: Date:



npmoincao greatly worried

snttrelaa

xnsuaio

hwwdrtia

crsouuteo

zrbalizd

having or showing good manners; polite

a storm with heavy snow, strong winds, and intense cold

a person or animal with whom one spends a lot of time

to turn from one language to another

to draw back, away, or aside; take back; remove

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Directions: Locate and circle these wonderful words in the puzzle below. Locate and write the definition of five of these wonderful words.

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P J A Y Q U X W R W T M A O H E X N C E

L Z Y A F I D U C I A R Y B D C P V W J

V F Z X A X C R T U R O P H I L E R L F

C S E R E N D I P I T Y F T W A G F W M

L D A J B M P X A X S S I L X Y Q W L M

F S M Q Q S X Y I A U K R T U W R I U A

J H A G P C T B W B B Z U C K R F Z L R

V J G S E X K B G E X C P J S A Y X M K

U H Q R N P X H K C H C A L U M N Y M X

M L W Y U F A R R E C A P I T U L A T E

B R N I L T Z W H I D T Q U I X O T I C

L U F Z T X V D P P D G Z M O Q A P G G

E O Y G I S A M J X T N E Z Q L W V K C

L C Y P M K B M U X N N I U L T J V M M

X A A O A I X B Z W T D F D N F H I U C

E X O L T Y V L R T C P N H Y X X Y G R

G T H J E T G Q H T N V U D X F N T M O

Y J Y C G D R Z E U B I Q U I T O U S H

Y D F A P L O M B K C K N N Z T S O B Z

K C Q E G R E G I O U S R I H Z Z X H Z



RECAPITULATE

EGREGIOUS

CALUMNY

TUROPHILE

QUIXOTIC

APLOMB

SERENDIPITY

UBIQUITOUS

PENULTIMATE

FIDUCIARY

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Answer Key

Wonderful Words Themed Worksheets

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1. binge2. bite3. chew4. consume5. devour6. dine

7. feast8. feed9. gnaw10.gobble11.gorge12. indulge

1. frugal: not wasteful2. academic: of or relating to school or education3. to consider something deeply, weigh carefully4. a difficult or perplexing problem5. a bright-red color inclining toward orange

Responses May Vary

canoesloopeddealervotescharmlemon

seasideoutlookdiapers

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3cognizantcarnivoreplagiarizeendurance

13. ingest14. masticate15. munch16. nibble17. savor18. snack19. stuff20. swallow

Responses May Vary

Responses May Vary

Look for responses that are more fact (observation) than opinion. ie: feathery instead of cute.

4iridescent

gallimaufrypredicamentsuperfluous

5perpendicular

apologeticplanetariumsupercilious

Sentence Responses May Vary

Possible Responsesnightwipessaveswaits

braveddozenrivallives

aches

1. aglet2. biffy3. doddle4. eesome5. funambulist

6. genuflect7. hallux8. inglenook9. jillick10. ort

11. placebo12. raconteur13. spartle14. uvula15. welter

1. companion: person or animal with whom one spends time2. translate: turn from one language to another3. anxious: greatly worried4. withdraw: to draw back, away, or aside; take back; remove5. courteous: having or showing good manners; polite6. blizzard: a storm with heavy snow, strong winds, and intense

cold

recapitulate: to restate briefly, summarizeegregious: conspicuously bad : flagrantcalumny: a misrepresentation intended to harm another's reputationturophile: a connoisseur of cheese : a cheese fancierquixotic: foolishly impractical especially in the pursuit of idealsaplomb: complete and confident composure or self-assurance : poiseserendipity: an aptitude for making desirable discoveries by accident.ubiquitous: existing or being everywhere at the same time penultimate: occurring immediately before the last one fiduciary: involving a confidence or trust

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Skill: Counting

syllables; dividing

words into syllables.

Includes two

worksheet options for

differentiation.

Directions: Sort each

word under the

correct heading.

Complete a

worksheet.

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Name ____________________

One Syllable Words

Two Syllable Words

Three Syllable Words

Directions: Sort each word

card under the correct

heading. Write the words in

the correct circle.

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Name ____________________

One Syllable Words

grapes

nuts

peas

peach

pear

Two Syllable Words

apple

carrots

mushroom

cabbage

cherries

kiwi Three Syllable Words

blueberry

coconut

pineapple

strawberry

cucumber

Directions: Sort each word

card under the correct

heading. Write the words in

the correct circle.

answers

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Name ____________________

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Directions: Read each word card. Write each word,

breaking it into syllables.

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Name ____________________

1 ap-ple

2 grapes

3 blue-ber-ry

4 mush-room

5 car-rots

6 pine-ap-ple

7 co-co-nut

8 cab-bage

9 cher-ries

10 pear

11 nuts

12 peach

13 ki-wi

14 straw-ber-ry

15 peas

16 cu-cum-ber

Directions: Read each word card. Write each word,

breaking it into syllables.

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Play Apples to Apples to practice describing pictures using adjectives.

Shuffle the picture cards and deal an even amount to all players. Place the green adjective cards in the middle of all players (blank adjective cards

available to write customized adjectives). During each round, one player is the judge and does not play using their picture cards.

To play, the judge flips over one adjective card and reads it to all players. Players look at their picture cards to see if any pictures match the adjective in play. When a player selects the card, they place it face down in front of the judge. If they do not have a picture that can be described by the adjective, they may draw their own on the black cards. The judge looks at all pictures,

and decides which one is best described the adjective. That player is the winner of the round! Players take turns being the judge during each round.

Play as many rounds as you’d like!


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amaz

ing

beau

tiful

blac

k

borin

g


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brav

e

bump

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brow

n

brok

en


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cold

delic

ious

cute

excit

ing


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exce

llent

fast

funn

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gigan

tic


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happ

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hard

heav

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hot


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kind

little

loud

mean


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noisy

oran

ge

painf

ul

pret

ty


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quick

quiet

roun

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scar

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shar

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soft

swee

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tall


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warm

wet

yumm

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frag

rant


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Play H

omophone-opoly to practice listening for and identifying pairs of hom

ophones. A

ssemble the gam

e board by attaching the two gam

e board pages together. Deal all of the “A

” cards out to players, m

aking sure each player gets at least one red, green, blue, and yellow “A

” card. Place the “B

” cards on their correct spot on the gam

e board.

To play, each player places his or her game piece on the “G

O” space. The object of the gam

e is to collect a pair of hom

ophones (an A and B

card) from each of the four colored decks of cards. R

oll the die and travel that m

any spaces. Follow the directions on each square. If you land on a colored square, pick up a

card from that deck. D

ecide if you want to keep the card or discard it, depending on w

hether or not you need it to m

ake a homophone pair. If you land on a “?” square, you m

ay ask any player for a homophone

you are looking for. If you land on a airplane square, move to colored square that you need a hom

ophone from

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Skip to a colored square of your choice.

B B

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Skip to a

colored square of your choice.

Skip to a colored square of your choice.


B B

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ate

eight

no

know

meat

meet

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right

write

rose

rows

stair

stare

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one

won

plane

plain

beat

beet

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wait

weight

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read

red

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B

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B



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cent

sent

buy

by

break

brake

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B

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weak

week

tea

tee

pale

pail

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flour

flower

hear

here

pair

pear

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sail

sale

knew

new

deer

dear

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! Name _____________________________ Directions: W

rite the four pairs of homophones found during your game of Homophone-opoly! Then, think of your own pairs of homophones.

Brainstorm your own list of homophones.

red blue

green yellow


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