Fill In The Blanks With The Correct Antonyms

Reviewed by Pamela Morris, BS, MSEd Pamela Morris Pamela MorrisBS, MSEd MomJunction on FacebookFollow MomJunction on LinkedinFollow MomJunction on YouTubeFollow MomJunction on InstagramFollow MomJunction on Instagram Expertise: Early Childhood EducationExperience: 25 years
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This free and printable antonyms worksheet will help your kids improve their vocabulary. They need to use the correct antonym to fill in the blanks. It is a simple exercise that will introduce them to many new words.

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Pamela Morris
Pamela MorrisBS, MSEd
Pam Morris holds a BS in Psychology and an MSEd in Early Childhood Education from Binghamton University in New York and her Director’s Credential from the McCormick Center at St. Louis University, courtesy of Quality First.

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Trisha Chakraborty
Trisha ChakrabortyMA, BEd
Trisha worked as a schoolteacher for three years before taking up professional writing in 2021. She completed her masters in English from the University of Calcutta and bachelors in Education from the University of Burdwan.

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