📘 Vocabulary: Multiple-Meaning Words (Kindergarten)
Paginepagineapp.comDetermine the meaning of multiple-meaning words.
1. Write two sentences using
bat with two different meanings.
2. Write two sentences using
spring with two different meanings.
3. Write two sentences using
light with two different meanings.
4. Write two sentences using
bark with two different meanings.
5. Write two sentences using
ring with two different meanings.
6. Write two sentences using
fair with two different meanings.
7. Write two sentences using
bank with two different meanings.
8. Write two sentences using
match with two different meanings.
9. Write two sentences using
scale with two different meanings.
10. Write two sentences using
present with two different meanings.
Answer key: 1) a flying mammal; a stick used to hit a ball · 2) a season; a coiled piece of metal · 3) not heavy; brightness that lets us see · 4) the sound a dog makes; the outer covering of a tree · 5) jewelry worn on a finger; the sound a bell makes · 6) a festival with rides; treating people equally · 7) the side of a river; a place that keeps money · 8) a stick that makes fire; a game or contest · 9) a tool for weighing; a plate on a fish’s skin · 10) a gift; happening now
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About this kindergarten worksheet
Free Kindergarten English worksheet (Common Core L.K.4.a): determine the meaning of multiple-meaning words. Skill: Determine the meaning of multiple-meaning words. Level: Kindergarten — also great for Reception / EYFS (UK) and Foundation (Australia).
For teachers: skills & standards
- CCSS L.K.4.a: Determine the meaning of multiple-meaning words
- Works as a morning-work page, a centre/station activity, homework or an early-finisher task.
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