Description
Synonyms and Antonyms Task Cards and Anchor Charts Activities with a Digital Option:
This standards-aligned synonyms and antonyms activity is perfect for 4th, 5th, and 6th-grade students (though some 3rd-grade students may be able to use it with help) and contains:
- 48 task cards (24 synonym cards and 24 antonym cards with two distinct question types for each)
- An answer sheet
- An answer key
- One printable for synonyms
- One printable for antonyms
- Answer keys for each printable
- Digital options in Google Slides AND Google Forms
Please note that the task card instructions allow students to use reference sources such as a dictionary or thesaurus (as indicated in the Common Core).
NOTE: THIS FILE INCLUDES A DIGITAL DISTANCE LEARNING OPTION!
This product includes a digital option (as well as the no-prep printable option). The instructions for utilizing the digital portion appear at the end of the packet.
This PDF file contains 41 pages + Google Slides and Google Forms.








Skylar N. –
This is a super helpful resource for my speech therapy students!
Mrs Grooms –
I used this as a review! We made into a game and had lots of fun!
Shanlee B. –
My students love reviewing with task cards! Thank you!
Yamilex T. –
if you’d like for this to be more interactive you’d have to print it out but as quick like ice breaker or recap it’s good to just present to the kiddos
Lauren Stolfe –
Love the resource! Great for my fifth graders! Hit exactly what I needed in my classroom.
Randi Jo M. –
Bought this resource and used some of the activities. Some were too complicated for my class. Great resource though
Tyiesha E. –
Such a great resource and super helpful for my sessions!!
Miss Russell’s Resource room –
Thank you for this resource. my students and i love it
Amy Phelps –
This product was exactly what I needed for my classroom. It was easy to use, clearly organized, and saved me so much prep time. My students stayed engaged and were able to understand the material quickly. I really appreciate the quality and thought put into this resource—thank you!
Christina A. –
This is a wonderful activity to build vocabulary and practice working with antonyms and synonyms. I used individual anchor charts to remind them what the meaning of antonym and synonyms are and now they grab it an work it without the anchor charts.
Resetting Success –
Attractive task cards that are well organized in sets of 12. First twelve are synonyms, second twelve are antonyms, then another 12 of analyzing synonym pairs and finally 12 of analyzing antonyms pairs. Also includes a couple worksheet practice activities.