We all encountered Opposite words when we were kids. Knowing opposites improves our children's vocabulary, which ultimately improves their reading and writing skills.
Opposites are two things that are completely different from each other. For example, a person can be happy, unhappy, and sad. The correct opposite of happy is sad, not unhappy.
In this post, we will share free Teaching Resources to help you teach opposites to your little ones. The teaching resources include flashcards, puzzles, and various worksheets designed specifically for kindergarten and preschool kids. Check them out.
Opposites - Flash Cards
Use these easy-to-use flashcards to create engaging activities for your classroom and kids.
Opposites - Puzzles and Game
These opposite puzzles and games would help build their memory muscles along with their vocabulary.
Opposites - Worksheets
The amazing set of worksheets would help you engage and easily teach your kids opposite words. The worksheets include cut-and-paste sorting and matching activities.
Download Resources
You can download all the resources in PDF format by clicking on the link below:
List of Simple Opposite words for Kids
Just to easy out for you, here we are sharing a list of simple opposite words which you can include in your classroom activities.
- BIG - SMALL
- IN - OUT
- TALL- SHORT
- HAPPY - SAD
- DAY - NIGHT
- PUSH - PULL
- CLEAN - DIRTY
- FRONT - BACK
- SOFT - HARD
- LIGHT - DARK
- NEW - OLD
- HOT - COLD
- TOP - BOTTOM
- FULL - EMPTY
- RIGHT - LEFT
- RIGHT - WRONG
- UP - DOWN
- SLOW - FAST
- FAT - THIN
- TOP - BOTTOM
- DRY - WET
- BOY - GIRL
- STRONG - WEAK
- SLEEP - AWAKE
- FAR - NEAR
- HOT - COLD
- SLEEP - AWAKE
- SUMMER - WINTER
- SWEET - SOUR
We hope you find these teaching resources helpful. We would love to hear about your methods and activities you use for teaching opposite words to your kids.
