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Free Double Play Words Worksheet (Grades 3–5)

Sports words with two meanings: pick the meaning that fits, find one word for two sentences, and use context clues in a made-up hockey game story.

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What kids practice

Picking the meaning of a sports word that fits the sentence
Finding clue words around a multiple-meaning word
Finding one word that fits two different sentences
Using context clues in a made-up hockey game story
Writing sentences that show two meanings of one word

24 problems
3 pages
US Letter PDF
Ages 8–11
Answer key on the last page

The answer key is on the last page (page 3), so you can print pages 1–2 for students and keep the key.

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