Antonyms are opposites—words with completely different meanings like day and night or push and pull. This Class 2 worksheet builds vocabulary by encouraging students to match each word with its opposite. It helps sharpen comprehension and word awareness in a playful, logic-building activity.

📌 Why Should Children of This Age Group Learn This Topic?

🔁 Builds understanding of contrasting word meanings.

🧠 Supports better vocabulary, reading, and sentence comprehension.

✍️ Encourages accurate word use in both writing and speaking.

📚 Strengthens critical thinking and early language logic.

🎯 What Are the Learning Outcomes?

By completing this worksheet, learners will:

1. Recognize and understand common antonym pairs.

2. Strengthen their vocabulary with opposite meaning words.

3. Practice word matching and pattern recognition.

4. Improve sentence-making with a broader word bank.

📚 What Does This Worksheet Offer?

📝 A one-page matching activity featuring 10 base words and 10 opposites.

🔄 Words are simple and relatable—ideal for Grade 2 learners.

🧒 Promotes early logic skills by connecting words with opposite meanings.

✏️ Supports independent or partner practice.

🧠 What Are the Different Exercises in the Worksheet?

Match the Word to Its Antonym: Students match each base word with its opposite from the given list.

Example: Open → Shut

✅ Suggested Answer Key (Match Pairs):

1. Day → Night

2. Win → Lose

3. Open → Shut

4. Full → Empty

5. Begin → End

6. Young → Old

7. Up → Down

8. Soft → Hard

9. Arrive → Leave

10. Push → Pull

✨ Learn Opposites & Build Stronger Vocabulary!

Download this engaging Class 2 worksheet to help your child practice antonyms through easy matching. It’s a smart and simple way to expand vocabulary through word contrast!