Print-and-Go Antonym Anchor Charts for the Classroom

Are you searching for new vocabulary building resources and decorative elements for the classroom? You’re in the right place! We’ve put together a brand new antonyms anchor chart that is perfect for hanging on your wall or placing in your students reading and writing notebooks.

If you’re new to the classroom, you might be looking for more ideas for teaching your young readers and writers antonyms. Here are a few fun ideas that we’ve come across.

1. Opposite Scavenger hunt: Create a list of antonyms and have the students search for the opposite items around the classroom or school.
2. Antonym Match-up game: Create a set of cards with antonyms on them and have students match up the opposite pairs.
3. Antonym Charades: Have students act out an action and have the class guess the opposite action.
4. Antonym Race: Divide the class into two teams and have them race to find and return opposite items.
5. Antonym Board Game: Create a board game incorporating antonyms and have the students play in pairs or small groups.
6. Antonym Puzzle: Create a puzzle with antonyms and have the students put together the opposite pairs.

Download and Print Your Antonym Poster

This resource is available in two easy-print PDF files. We’ve included a color version for your classroom display, and a blackline version for your students’ notebooks. Use the dropdown arrow on the download button to select the file of your choice.