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Words with Suffixes and Prefixes Word-Building Workbook

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Cover for Building Words with Prefixes and Suffixes, grades 1-3: lesson plans and student worksheets on root words
Overview to share when introducing the word-building unit
Table of contents: teaching notes, 62 root-word building activities from clean to tend, answers, prefix and suffix tiles
Find a root-word lesson by its page number
Teaching notes on reading big words by spotting prefixes, suffixes and root words, plus the easy-to-harder lesson order
Background reading before starting the lessons
Using the pages: students place prefix tiles before and suffix tiles after a root word, then write each word they build
Setup steps: tile sets, copies and modelling the activity
Teaching notes on reading word lists aloud, sending pages home for parents, and three related word-building books
Read-aloud option, homework routine and related titles
Root word clean: students add suffix tiles s, ed, ing, er and est to build bigger words and write five on numbered lines
First lesson: inflectional endings only
Root word slow: students add er, est, s, ed, ing and ly to build new words with suffixes and write six of them
Practice adding ly alongside familiar endings
Root word play: students try suffixes s, ed, ing, er, ful and ly, alone or combined, and write up to seven new words
Tile practice stacking ful and ly suffixes
Root word turn: students place prefix re before and suffixes s, ed or ing after to build and write up to seven words
First sheet with a prefix slot before the root
Root word cover: students add prefix un and suffixes s, ed and ing on either side, then record up to seven new words
Center or homework practice with the un prefix
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Grade 1, 2, 3

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Use prefixes and suffixes to build upon root words, creating longer, more complex words. Students start with simple inflection endings added to words. Then, student move into adding prefixes and suffixes to root words. One word can turn into many by simply adding a variety of prefixes and suffixes. For example, the root word “play” turns into “playing”, “playful” and “display”. Following this pattern, students will be able to apply it to create more complex words.

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