Synonym Surprise
Worksheet 1
Read the story below. Rewrite the story by replacing each underlined
word with a word in the box that means about the same thing.
Tim’s Party
Tim is having a birthday party tonight. He wants to bring
people to his house. After the presents, they will eat the cake and
go home.
home
consume
celebration
leave
invite
following
Draw a picture of the story below.
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Worksheet 2
Read the story below. Rewrite the story by replacing each underlined
word with a word in the box that means about the same thing.
The Lovely Lizard
Lizards like eating bugs. They like to eat meal worms the best.
In some places, you can find lizards outside! They come in different
colors, shapes, and sizes. Lizards are amazing reptiles.
incredible
enjoy
most
areas
locate
diverse
Draw a picture of the story below.
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Worksheet 3
Read the story below. Rewrite the story by replacing each underlined
word with a word in the box that means about the same thing.
Dolls and Action Figures
Sarah and Jake are brother and sister. Sarah likes to have fun
with her dolls. Jake hates dolls, but he does love his action figures.
Sarah and Jake still like to play with each other because it is fun.
dislikes
play
adore
siblings
enjoyable
together
Draw a picture of the story below.
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Worksheet 4
Read the story below. Rewrite the story by replacing each underlined
word with a word in the box that means about the same thing.
Building a Fort
My favorite thing to do is to build a fort. First, you need to
get blankets and pillows. Then, you need to make walls out of couch
cushions. Finally, put the blankets over the top to make the roof.
place
should
castle
construct
gather
covering
Draw a picture of the story below.
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Worksheet 5
Read the story below. Rewrite the story by replacing each underlined
word with a word in the box that means about the same thing.
Please and Thank You
It is at all times nice to say, “Please,” when you ask for
something. It is also nice to say “Thank you,” after you get it. Being
polite is a good way to make new friends and get things you need.
request
polite
fine
want
receive
always
Draw a picture of the story below.
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Answer Key Worksheets 1-5
Worksheet 1
Tim is having a birthday celebration tonight. He wants to invite
people to his home. Following the presents, they will consume the
cake and leave.
Worksheet 2
Lizards enjoy eating bugs. They like to eat meal worms the
most. In some areas, you can locate lizards outside! They come in
diverse colors, shapes, and sizes. Lizards are incredible reptiles.
Worksheet 3
Sarah and Jake are siblings. Sarah likes to play with her dolls.
Jake dislikes dolls, but he does adore his action figures. Sarah and
Jake still like to play together because it is enjoyable.
Worksheet 4
My favorite thing to do is to construct a castle. First, you need
to gather blankets and pillows. Then, you should make walls out of
couch cushions. Finally, place the blankets over the top to make the
covering.
Worksheet 5
It is always polite to say, “Please,” when you request for
something. It is also nice to say “Thank you,” after you receive it.
Being polite is a fine way to make new friends and get things you
want.
Skill: Synonyms
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