Inferring The Meaning Of Words and Phrases Worksheets
Related ELA Standard: L.7.4.D
Inferring The Meaning Worksheets To Print:
Lenny Lacrosse Is Confused – There are a lot of different aspects to the sport of lacrosse.
Is That What It Means? – Some really big words for a seventh grader.
Inferring Meaning – You will might just need to skip right to dictionary with a few of these words.
What Does That Mean? – This might be a hard job to pull off if Mary has trouble with all these words.
Sentence Slicer – Chop these sentences into bits or you can slice them too.
Inferring the Meaning of Unfamiliar Words – These words are mostly found at the tail end of the words.
I Think That Means... – Synonyms will get you far in life.
Inferring Two Cities – Seven words, one passage, Two Cities.
Between Man and Boy – The word "gratify" is tough to understand, even with the dictionary.
Confronting Unfamiliar Words – I never even knew that "Emancipator" was a real word until I read this speech.
Those Pesky Word Meanings – You will find some words for higher level learners in here.
Inferring Meaning from Context – More sentence blow ups for you here.
The Unknowns – A matching activity with the same basic premise.
What Is Underlined? – Make sure students take their time with "vindictive".
Where Is The Dictionary? – This one comes at you in a totally different way.
What Feeling Does That Leave You With? – First determine if the underline word has a positive or a negative connotation.
What Does That Word Mean? – Notice that our writers were a bit imaginative with the sentences.
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