Opposites Worksheets for Grade 1
Opposites are an essential aspect of early childhood education and play a crucial role in expanding a child's vocabulary and language development. For Grade 1 students who are just beginning to grasp the concept of opposites, worksheets can prove to be a valuable tool. By providing engaging activities and exercises, these worksheets can help young learners understand and recognize opposite words, enhancing their language skills and comprehension abilities.
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What is the opposite of hot?
The opposite of hot is cold.
What is the opposite of big?
The opposite of big is small.
What is the opposite of happy?
The opposite of happy is sad.
What is the opposite of long?
The opposite of long is short.
What is the opposite of fast?
The opposite of fast is slow.
What is the opposite of tall?
The opposite of tall is short.
What is the opposite of in?
The opposite of "in" is "out.
What is the opposite of day?
The opposite of day is night.
What is the opposite of open?
The opposite of open is closed.
What is the opposite of clean?
The opposite of clean is dirty.
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