This analogies word bank worksheet gives 3rd Grade students eight analogies, a ten-word bank with two distractors and an answer key, so vocabulary reasoning is practiced and checked in one page.

This Antonyms Pairs Worksheet gives 5th graders six academic word pairs to match, four sentences to complete, and two sentences to write. An answer key is included, so vocabulary practice takes no prep.

This Suffixes Word List Worksheet helps 5th graders match suffixes to their meanings and add suffixes to base words in sentences. An answer key is included for fast, easy checking.

This Creating Abbreviations Worksheet has 3rd graders build the short form of eight words, rewrite three sentences using them, and explain why abbreviations help. Answer key included for fast, no-prep practice.

Using Words with Prefixes Worksheet, students circle the prefix in each word and write the meaning of each word.

Using Writing with Homophones Worksheet, students write sentences with three homophones that show their different definitions.

Using Prefixes List Worksheet, students make wordslists with prefixes using texts and prior knowledge.

Using this Antonyms List Worksheet, students create lists of antonyms using the provided words to build their vocabulary.

Using this Multiple Meanings Sentences Worksheet, students write sentences with homonyms to determine or clarify the meaning of unknown or multiple meaning words.

Using Morning, Noon, or Night Poem Worksheet, students read the poem below by James Weldon Johnson to think about what transpired throughout the character's day.

Using Contractions List Worksheet, students create lists of contractions under specific title categories.

Using Science Syllables Worksheet, students sort science words into categories based on the number of syllables.

This L.5.4 common core worksheet has 5th graders read a nonfiction passage about limestone caves and use context clues and Latin roots to find word meanings. An answer key is included for quick checking.

Using this Three Syllable Riddles Worksheet, students write a three-syllable word that solves each riddle to build their ability to break down words.