ANTÓNIMOS
We made the crossword puzzle below for Spanish learners. It contains mostly simple Spanish adjectives. Your task is to fill in the crossword grid with the antonyms of these adjectives.
We used the following opposites in the puzzle:
We made the crossword puzzle below for Spanish learners. It contains mostly simple Spanish adjectives. Your task is to fill in the crossword grid with the antonyms of these adjectives.
We used the following opposites in the puzzle:
Scroll down for a word search puzzle we made for Hungarian learners. Search for the words in all directions, including diagonally and backwards.
We created a word search puzzle for Korean learners which you can find below. Your task is to find Korean city names in the grid. Search for them in all directions except for backwards.
We used the following city names in the puzzle:
Ansan, Bucheon, Busan, Changwon, Cheonan, Cheongju, Daegu, Daejeon,
Gimhae, Goyang, Gwangju, Hwaseong, Incheon, Jeonju, Namyangju, Seongnam, Seoul,
Suwon, Ulsan, and Yongin
Below you will find two word search puzzles that we made for Chinese learners. In the first grid, you need to find the Hanzi words; in the second, the Pinyin spellings. Once you are ready, try matching the Hanzi to the Pinyin terms. Have fun! :-)
Below you’ll find a crossword puzzle we created for German learners. It’s simple: write the opposite of each clue in the crossword grid. Once you’re finished, collect the letters in the gray squares and use them to form a German adjective.
Below is a crossword puzzle designed for Spanish learners. It is perfect for morning work, but it can also be used as a bonus activity for early finishers or as a fun homework assignment.
We used the following city names in the puzzle: Asunción, Bogotá, Buenos Aires, Caracas, Ciudad de Guatemala, Ciudad de México, Ciudad de Panamá, La Habana, La Paz, Lima, Madrid, Malabo, Managua, Montevideo, Quito, San José, San Juan, San Salvador, Santiago de Chile, Santo Domingo, and Tegucigalpa.