Top 10 Adjective Worksheets

Free Adjective Worksheets

If you want adjective worksheets, we have five that are 100% free to use for teaching. So without further ado, here are 5 adjectives worksheets.

1. Emotions Vocabulary

Let’s play the “Emotion Spin” game. Pair up and take turns spinning the pin on the emotion chart. When it lands, talk about that feeling:

• Have you ever felt this way?
• When might someone feel like this?

It’s a fun way to learn new emotion words and share experiences. Ready to spin and chat about feelings?

2. Adjectives to Describe Feelings

Can you guess what each little face is feeling? Jot down your best guesses, then see if you’re right.

But wait, there’s more – which tiny face looks just like you today? Are you feeling grumpy or happy?

This fun activity helps you talk about emotions easily. It’s ideal for beginners.

3. Adjectives for Resumes

This worksheet is a great follow-up after the dream job worksheet. This is because they have an idea of their future based on a list of questions.

This one is an interview challenge. Imagine you’ve just walked into your dream job interview. No preparation, no warning. Heart racing yet? Good!

Pair up with a classmate. Then, take turns being the eager job seeker and the interviewer. Remember, there’s no right answer, just your best answer.

4. Adjectives that Describe Me

Ready to decode some emojis? In this activity, you’ll pick a handful of your favorite emoticons. 

Now, it’s time to flex those creative muscles. Craft a message using your chosen emoticons.

Maybe you’ll tell your friend about your day with a rollercoaster of emoji emotions. Or plan a movie night.

5. Superlative Adjectives Crossword Puzzle

Time for a superlative crossword puzzle. Let’s make everything the biggest, best, and most awesome it can be.

What’s the coldest place on Earth? The driest desert? The highest mountain? Fill in those blanks and conquer the crossword.

Can you think of more superlatives? Is your teacher the funniest? Your best friend the loudest? Let’s hear your most creative, silliest, wildest superlatives.

6. Comparative Adjectives

From superlatives to comparatives. We’re stepping into the world of “bigger,” “faster,” and “higher” with our image-packed worksheet.

Look at each image and the words provided. Your mission is to turn these pictures into comparison sentences.

Create a sentence that compares one thing against another. Remember our secret formula: Subject + verb + comparative adjective + than + object.

7. Opposite Adjectives Word Search Puzzle

Get ready for a word hunt with a twist! This isn’t your average word search. It’s an opposite adjective adventure.

Here’s the scoop: You’ll see a list of adjectives, but don’t circle those. Nope, you’re on a mission to find their opposites hiding in the puzzle.

See “hot”? Your eyes should be peeled for “cold”. Spot “big”? Time to hunt down “small”. Grab your pencil, sharpen your eyes, and start the word search challenge.

8. Comic Book Hero Superlatives

Calling all superheroes-in-training. It’s time to design your ultimate power and bring it to life on paper.

Here’s your mission:

1. Dream up your epic superpower
2. Sketch it out (stick figures welcome)
3. Describe your power using superlatives and comparatives

Maybe you’re “the most invisible person in the world” or “faster than a cheetah on rocket skates.” Get creative!

9. Opposite Adjectives – Find the Opposites

In this activity, you’ll see groups of three words. Spot the opposites and circle them.

It’s like a word version of “Odd One Out”. But circle the opposites! “Happy, sad, and excited”? You know what to do.

Think you’ve nailed all the opposites? Time for the moment of truth! Your teacher will check your work.

10. Describe Your Dream Dog

Your partner secretly picks their dream dog from our adorable lineup. Your job is to figure out which furry friend they’ve chosen by asking clever questions.

• “Does your dog have floppy ears?”
• “Is it bigger than a breadbox?”
• “Would it win a game of fetch against a cheetah?”

Remember, every question brings you closer to the answer. Ready, set, woof!

Top 10 Adjective Worksheets

Now, that you’ve got these 10 adjectives worksheets, it’s time to put them into action.

Print them off, and hand them out. It’s time to boost your students’ adjective vocabulary.

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