Onomatopoeia Worksheets – Autumn Theme
Grade 4 and grade 5 learners will enjoy practicing their grammar skills with these five, Autumn themed onomatopoeia worksheets.
WHOOSH! Your grade 4 and grade 5 learners will be swept away with this set of fun and engaging onomatopoeia worksheets. Whether your learners are just beginning to work on this skill or have grasped the concept and work independently, there is something for most everyone within the pages of this product. The print and go format makes this a breeze for you in prep work. Along with that, the real-world scenarios and Autumn related themes are sure to be a hit with your learners. These 5 worksheets are perfect for large or small group work, independent skill building, or homework assignments. All worksheets are available in a black & white format, while some are also included in color. An answer key is also provided.
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WORKSHEET 1: learners will read an Autumn-themed prompt and match it to the appropriate onomatopoeia.
WORKSHEET 2: learners will read an Autumn-themed sentence and choose between two onomatopoeias to best describe the sentence.
WORKSHEET 3: learners will read an Autumn-themed sentence and choose an onomatopoeia from the word bank that best describes the sentence.
WORKSHEET 4: learners will read an Autumn-themed sentence and write an onomatopoeia (without guide words) to best describe the sentence.
WORKSHEET 5: learners will read an onomatopoeia and write an Autumn-themed sentence that best relates to the give term.
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