Sweet Sucker Synonyms match

up game By: thedabblingspeechie

Graphics by: CleverClarkDesigns (my hubby)

This match up game has synonym pairs for your older

students 4th-7th grade. Play the game just like

memory. Print up the cards, laminate and cut out. Students have to find the synonym pair in order to keep the pair. The student with the most synonym pairs is the winner. There are also sentence stimulus cards with fill in the blank choices of these vocabulary words. Students must use the context clues to figure out which word would fit best in the sentence. Thanks for downloading this freebie. You can visit my blog thedabblingspeechie for more fun ideas to teach speech and language skills.

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delicate

genuine neglect

sincere disregard

dainty

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logical

rational

damage

harm

alienate

isolate

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lucrative

profitable

efficient

effective

accolade

compliment

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thaw

melt

loathe

against strict

stern

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robust

strong

feeble

weak conflict

strife

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plot

plan

allure

attract hazardous

dangerous

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Benjamin watched a movie and ______ to study for his algebra test tomorrow. a. Neglected b. plotted c. rejected

Fred went into an antique shop; the store owner said “do not touch anything it’s very ______.” a. Crooked b. Delicate c. huge

Mrs. Patterson was _____ when she told Jimmy he played awesomely as goalie in the school soccer game. a. mean b. embarrassed c. sincere

It was _____ for Sarah’s Dad to be nervous about letting her drive his car to the concert. a. ridiculous b. reasonable c. hilarious

Dad cut the oak tree in the backyard and it fell, _____ the fence. a. damaging b. tricking c. burning

The group of girls sat at the table talking, ______ the new girl eating quietly by herself. a. scorning b. laughing c. alienating

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The boys _____ studied for the biology test by dividing the study guide up between them. a. franticly b. happily c. efficiently

Jim opened a new bakery downtown that has been very ______ and successful. a. Gross b. Lucrative c. ineffective

Mr. Smith received ______ from the principal on the success of his new after school tutoring program. a. accolades b. reprimands c. judgments

Josh sat by the fire letting the snow _____ off his jacket and boots. a. wash b. melt c. wipe

Samantha _____ her new English assignment as she despised writing persuasive essays. a. loathed b. loved c. enjoyed

Megan’s dad _____ told her that she better be home by midnight or there would be consequences. a. scornfully b. sternly c. playfully

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My ____ grandfather walked slowly up the stairs to his room. a. feeble b. excited c. spirited

The audience cheered as the _____ body builder lifted a 250 pound weight over his head. a. candid b. soft c. robust

Mom gave me a lot of ____ for not finishing my chores. a. strife b. praise c. advice

Lacy & Rachel _____ a way to keep Michelle away from her house while Michelle’s family set up the house for her surprise birthday party. a. settled b. grasped c. plotted

The freshly baked bread wafted through the main street ______ customers into the bakery to buy some bread. a. raising b. attracting c. scathing

Johnny walked across the frozen lake with his friends even though the sign said “____. Do not cross.” a. hazard b. protect c. tremendous

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