Print a set of 18 antonym puzzles to practice using opposite words.
Printable Antonym Puzzles Make Learning Fun!
If you’re searching for new antonym teaching resources, these self-checking puzzles are a brilliant way to help students understand which word pairs are opposites. Whether it be “start” and “finish” or “day” and “night”, these printable puzzles are a clever, hands-on way for children to learn antonyms.
This resource download includes 18 pairs of antonyms for a total of 36 individual puzzle pieces. Each puzzle piece provides students with the written form and a related image to assist them in matching the antonym pairs together.
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