Free Language Stuff

Adjectives – word lists, activities, and worksheets

List of adjectives in developmental order:

Basic – ahead, alike, afraid, bad, behind, beginning/ middle/ end, big, clean, cold, (basic colors: black, blue, green, orange,red, yellow), dirty, fake, fast, fat, funny, good, great, happy, heavy, high, hot, hungry, lazy, long, loud, low, mad, many, middle, more, new, nice, old, open, pretty, quiet, real, sad, scary, short, sick, silly, slow, small, strong, tall, thirsty, tired, tricky, upside down, wet, yummy, etc.

Early Elementary – alive, angry, backward, better, best, beautiful, breakable, bright, broken, bumpy, careful, clear, closed, cloudy, clumsy, (later developing colors: pink, purple, gray, brown, white, etc.), comfortable, dangerous, delicious, deep, difficult, dry, early, easy, empty, excellent, exciting, famous, far, first, few, flat, free, freezing, friendly, full, half, hard, healthy, helpful, horrible, icy, important, impossible, itchy, juicy, large, last, late, lazy, light, loose, more, near, nervous, noisy, nosy, past, perfect, plastic, poor, powerful, quick, rainy, ready, rotten, rough, round, salty, same, second, secret, shallow, shy, skinny, sour, spicy, spotted, sticky, straight, strange, striped, sweet, tame, thankful, tight, tiny, tough, underlined, used, warm, weak, wide, wild, wise, whole, wild, wonderful, wrong, young, etc.

Later Elementary – alphabetic, ancient, average, bitter, boiling, brave, challenging, cheap, cool, complete, concerned, covered, crooked, crowded, curly, damaged, dizzy, dull, dusty, equal, expensive, familiar, flexible, fresh, gentle, gigantic, gorgeous, greasy, greater than, grumpy, guilty, imaginary, innocent, interesting, less than, level, massive, melted, miniature, mysterious, natural, necessary, nervous, normal, nutritious, odd, old-fashioned, opposite, plain, precious, previous, proud, possible, public, rare, responsible, ripe, scientific, selfish, separate, serious, silent, similar, simple, solid, steep, sudden, thin, uneven, unknown, unusual, valuable, violent, wasteful, wealthy, worried, etc.

Secondary – abundant, accurate, amused, brief,(advanced colors: tan, lavender, blue-green, etc.), complex, common, damp, disrespectful, dull, eager, empty, entertaining, exact, faint, frail, frequent, handsome, helpless, historic, hollow, intelligent, irrelevant, jealous, magnificent, medical, modern, mushy, negative, obedient, ordinary, overconfident, parallel, political, positive, precise, prickly, pro-ductive, puny, rapid, relevant, roasted, roomy, slanted, specific, stiff, tender, unequal, vacant, vast, etc.

Worksheets

Previews – Click picture for a small preview.

(1)  (2)  (3) (4)  (5) (6)

(7)(8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)

Download Documents – Click Doc or PDF to download worksheet in your preferred format.

(1)  Basic Matching with pictures  Doc PDF;     (2)  Basic Matching Doc PDF;       (3)  Basic Sentence Search   Doc PDF;      (4)  Later Developing Sentence Search     Doc PDF ;       (5)  Advanced Sentence Search    Doc PDF ;       (6)  Basic Adjective Sentence Drop    Doc PDF ;       (7)  Later Developing Sentence Drop  Doc PDF ;       (8)  Later Developing Sentence Drop     Doc PDF;        (9) Sentence Maze 1 Doc PDF;      (10) Sentence Bulls Eye 1 Doc ;      (11)  Sentence Bulls Eye 2 Doc ;      (12)  Sentence Bulls Eye 3 Doc;      (13) Sentence Jumble Doc

Adjective Fill in the Blank Cards:

Previews – Click for a small preview:

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

Download Documents – Click Doc or PDF to download worksheet in your preferred format.

(1) Adjective Cards 1 Doc (2) Adjective Cards 2 Doc (3) Adjective Sentences 1  Doc (4) Adjective Sentences 2 Doc (5) Adjective Sentences 3 Doc (6) Adjective Card Backs  Doc

Adjective Comprehension Strips

Previews – Click for a small preview:

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

Download Documents – Click Doc or PDF to download worksheet in your preferred format.

(1) Basic Adjectives – Wet Doc PDF; (2) Basic Adjectives – Tired Doc PDF; (3) Basic Adjectives – Middle Doc PDF; (4) Basic Adjectives – Long Doc PDF; (5)   Basic Adjectives – Happy Doc PDF; (6) Basic Adjectives – Fast Doc PDF; (7) Expanded Adjectives – Not Wet Doc PDF;     (8) Expanded Adjectives – Not Old Doc PDF

3 Comments »

  1. [...] Directions Activities Part 2Following Directions – Worksheets, Activities, Goals, and MoreAdjectives – word lists, activities, and worksheetsAll Pronoun ActivitiesAdditional Pronoun [...]

    Pingback by Welcome to Free Language Stuff! « Free Language Stuff — - @ -

  2. Hey! I like your site. I’m looking for worksheets that show many of the same noun with multiple descriptors (like the PLS – 4, find “the big, black and white spotted dog” from a field of many dogs). Do you have any recommendations?

    Comment by jcox — - @ -

  3. um i would really like if you guys could make worksheets for kids in mddel school because my daughter really need help with this stuff

    Comment by diamond — - @ -


RSS feed for comments on this post. TrackBack URI

Leave a comment

Blog at WordPress.com.