Vocabulary Crossword Puzzles
Irregular Past Tense
ate: past tense of eat, came: past tense of come, brought: past tense of bring, flew: past tense of fly, drank: past tense of drink, went: past tense of go, …
Phonics
drop : when something falls on the floor, swim : move the body through water, strong : having the power to move heavy weights, thank : when someone gives you …
SH Words
shoes : you wear these on your feet, shirt : you wear this on your top half, shark : a grey animal that lives in the ocean, ship : a big boat, sheep : a …
KN- and GN- Words
knife: what you cut your food with, knoll: a tiny hill, gnash: to show your teeth aggressively, knitter: someone who makes sweaters or hats from yarn, knapsack: …
Greek & Latin Roots
translucent : allowing light to pass thought, invidious : hateful of spiteful, photogenic : attractive in pictures or photographs, lucid : easy to understand; …
Adjectives Ending with '-ing' and '-ed'
tiring: we drove for two hours to get to the hotel. the trip was very __________., surprised : my mom planned a party and invited all my friends. i didn't …
French Vocab
monday: lundi, never: jamais, trip: voyage, love: aimer, you: vous , we: nous, they: ils/elles, i: je, me: moi, our: notre, your: votre, food: nourriture, …
Degrees of Comparison
later: late, ______, lastest, slow: ______, slower, slowest, faster: fast,______, fastest, sweeter: sweet, _____, sweetest, bland: ______, blander, blandest, …
Synonyms
terrible : another word for bad, sluggish : another word for slow, quick : another word for fast , noisy : another word for loud , angry: another word for mad, …
Latin Roots: mob, mot, mov
locomotion: the ability to move from place to place, motivate: to do something that makes a person move into action, automobile: a self-propelled passenger …
American vs UK Words
biscuit: in the u.s we call it a cookie but, in the uk, they call it a? , sweet: in the u.s we eat candy but, in the uk, they call it? , football: in the u.s we …
British Terms
cricket: game similar to baseball., sweets: another word for candy., pub: a place to go and have an alcoholic drink., gumboots: what are wellingtons?, lift: …
Common Homophones
sail:sale, their:there, stair:stare, cent:scent, made:maid, our:hour, threw:through, heel:heal, bare:bear, bee:be, one:won, eye:i, pray:prey, no:know, …
Homophones
assent: to give your agreement, lead: a type of metal found in a pencil, steel: a metal, alter: to change or adjust something, bridal: something a bride would …
Homophone
council: a meeting for consultation, counsel: advice given, course: the act or action of moving in a path from point to point, coarse: loose or rough in …
