Here is a collection of printable worksheets for teaching the difference between positive and negative connotations. These worksheets also include mentions of denotation, or the literal definition of a word.

These associations are emotional and often not literal. Denotation is more aligned with the literal definition. This method of description shies away from feelings or emotions of any kind. These …

For each pair of words and a phrase, use the chart below to list the one that is positive in the “Positive Connotation” category, the one that is negative in the “Negative Connotation” category, and the …

Connotation and Denotation Practice Directions: In the list below, fill in the denotation (definition) and connotation (evoked emotion or implied meaning) for each word. Then, use the word in a sentence …

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Unlock the power of words with our connotations and denotations worksheets! Help children distinguish between the literal meanings of words (denotation) and their emotional undertones (connotation).

This resource includes interactive notes for connotation and denotation and 18 task cards to practice identifying positive and negative connotations in words. Includes answer sheet and key.