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Word Quest
Adventure Words Match-Up · Reading & Words · Ages 6–14
Name:
Date:
Step 1 Match-Up
Read each adventure word. Find its meaning on the right, and write the letter in the star — or draw a line. One word at a time. You've got this.
1. brave ☆
2. quest ☆
3. discover ☆
4. gigantic ☆
5. whisper ☆
6. journey ☆
7. treasure ☆
8. sparkle ☆
a. to speak in the softest, quietest voice
b. something special that is worth a lot
c. ready to try, even when something feels big
d. to shine with tiny flashes of light
e. a mission to find or do something special
f. bigger than big — huge!
g. a trip from one place to another
h. to find something new
Step 2 Finish the Sentence
Finish each sentence with your own idea. Write it, or say it out loud — both count.
I was brave when I
On my journey, I discovered
The treasuresparkled because
Step 3 Word Hero Check-Off
☆ I read every word out loud.
☆ I matched all 8 words.
☆ I used a word in my own sentence.
Color your star — you finished the page! 🎉
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Answer Key
Word Quest — Adventure Words Match-Up · Check together, celebrate every match
Step 1 — Match-Up answers
brave → c — ready to try, even when something feels big
quest → e — a mission to find or do something special
discover → h — to find something new
gigantic → f — bigger than big — huge!
whisper → a — to speak in the softest, quietest voice
journey → g — a trip from one place to another
treasure → b — something special that is worth a lot
sparkle → d — to shine with tiny flashes of light
Step 2 — Sentences
Every sentence that uses the bold word well is a great answer — there is no single right one. A few to cheer for:
“I was brave when I read out loud in class.”
“On my journey, I discovered a shortcut through the park.”
“The treasuresparkled because the sun hit the gems.”
Spelling is still growing at this age — if the idea is there, celebrate the idea first.
Keep the quest going
Try one together at dinner: pick a word from the page and use it about something real from your day. Eight words, learned by living them.
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