Alphabetical Order
Circle the line from each group that is in alphabetical order.
A. drop, hop, mop
B. sat, hat, cat
C. pan, ran, man
A. broom, cow, den
B. leg, !ve, nest
C. hug, bug, mug
A. above, show, below
B. tame, pool, huge
C. brown, clown, dog
A. block, rock, clock
B. big, dig, pig
C. map, cap, tap
A. ow, go, way
B. foot, bend, ice
C. luck, nut, fox
A. was, how, awe
B. coat, dry, heat
C. hug, bug, rug
Antonyms
Antonyms are words that are opposites.
Circle the antonyms in each sentence.
Walter is usually loud, but in the library he is quiet.
Boots’ soup is hot and his milk is cold.
The book is too big for Hoots’ small backpack.
Walter lives near Boots but far from Hoots.
Please close the open window.
The dog house is over the grass and under the tree.
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-ACK Words
Write in the missing letters from the choices given to complete the -ack
words so the sentences below make sense.
Boots’ soccer ball is white and _____ack.
p
b
bl
Walter had an itch on his ______ack.
sn
b
l
Hoots likes to have carrots for a ______ack.
sn
p
qu
Walter’s train runs on a ______ack.
tr
sn
qu
When Hoots pretends to be a duck she says, “ ______ack”.
sn
b
qu
Boots is going on a trip and needs to ______ack his suitcase.
b
p
t
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