Children with a rich vocabulary can read, write, and speak well. They are also likely to be more confident and achieve success in academics and their careers.
This worksheet introduces 20 new words for children. In the exercise, they need to match the words to their meanings. You can set a time limit to challenge the children and train them to read faster.
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Andrea Robbins is a certified parenting coach, former teacher, mom, stepmom, and wife. She holds a master’s degree in Early Childhood from Bank Street College of Education and over 15 years of experience in teaching and running various classroom programs.
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Trisha worked as a schoolteacher for three years before taking up professional writing in 2021. She completed her masters in English from the University of Calcutta and bachelors in Education from the University of Burdwan.
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