FREE Word of the Week Worksheet

Every year, the Word of the Week becomes part of our classroom morning routine. It has been a great way to help increase students' word acquisition, and has quickly become one of our favorite (and most competitive) vocabulary activities. To help the routine run smoothly, we following the schedule below: 

• On Mondays, students write down the word of the week, the part of speech, and its definition. 
• On Tuesdays, I share with them the use of the word in a sentence and they write their own sentence. I then walk around and read their sentences, as well as have a few students share their 'elaborate' sentence.  A couple of the best sentences get chosen to be posted up in the classroom on an index card. 
• Wednesday mornings, students illustrate their sentences. 
• Thursdays, they look up, or discuss, synonyms, antonyms and rate their understanding of the word. 
• Lastly, on Fridays, they share their worksheets with a partner. 

The worksheet I am sharing with you today is the Word of the Week worksheet that my students work on each morning. It is part of a Word of the Week year long resource available for grades 2-4 and 4-7. You can sign up below to receive this free worksheet in your inbox.  

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If you are interested in seeing the complete grades 4-7 resource we use in our class which includes posters and quarterly quizzes, just click HERE or on the picture below. 

You can find the same resource developed for grades 2-4 by clicking HERE. 

Happy Teaching,