Adverbs – word list, and worksheets

List of adverbs in developmental order:

Basic – almost, always, ahead, apart, away, behind, far, fast, less, loudly, more, nearly, next, never, not, often, only, really, slowly, soon, suddenly, together, tomorrow, too, very, well, yesterday

Early Elementary – accidentally, backwards, badly, carefully, correctly, easily, equally, eventually, exactly, finally, foreword, fortunately, gladly, happily, honestly, quickly, quietly, recently, sadly, safely, seriously, softly, sometimes

Later Elementary – annually, boldly, bravely, calmly, carelessly, cautiously, cheerfully, clearly, daily, deliberately, enthusiastically, foolishly, frantically, gently, hourly, kindly, lazily, loosely, madly, merrily, neatly, nervously, noisily, opposite, painfully, perfectly, poorly, politely, rarely, regularly, reluctantly, seldom, silently, smoothly, successfully, suspiciously, thoughtfully, unexpectedly, warmly, yearly

Worksheets

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1) Basic adverb choice activity Doc PDF 2)  Basic Sentence Search  Doc PDF ;  3)  Later Developing Sentence Search  Doc PDF ;

Comprehension Strips

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(1) Basic Adverbs 1 odt pdf;     (2) Basic Adverbs 2 odt pdf;     (3) Later Developing Adverbs 1 odt pdf;     (4) Later Developing Adverbs 2 odt pdf

More Worksheets

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Bullseyes                                                      Sentence Drops

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1) Doc PDF;     2)  Doc PDF;                  3) Doc PDF;     4) Doc PDF

Sentence Mazes

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1) Doc PDF;     2) Doc PDF

11 thoughts on “Adverbs – word list, and worksheets

  1. Moses Chanmon

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    Moses (Burma)

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  2. Cynthia

    How do I print the activities so they fill up the page. I printed a page and it is so small.
    Thanks!

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  3. Paul Post author

    If you click on the document or pdf links below the image, you should get the full sized activity rather than the preview. The doc (or odt) should allow you to edit the activity, while the pdf version views more consistently among different comuputers, but does not allow for editing.

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  5. Amy Tackett

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