Multisyllabic Word Lists | Prefix Suffix Worksheets | Google Slides, Printables

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Why Are Multisyllabic Words So Hard?

Students have always struggled to read and understand the meaning of multisyllabic words, all those prefixes and suffixes can be a young readers worst nightmare! To add on top of that, the current situation – with a global pandemic and social distancing – has only made things more stressful. 

Learn more about teaching Multisyllabic Words Mastery here. 

Build Vocabulary… The Easy Way! 

Ensuring a student’s understanding of prefixes and suffixes can be like gifting them with a super power that will allow them to pick up quite a bit of vocabulary without direct instruction. 

This is where these Google Slide Prefix Suffix Worksheets come in handy! They will keep your students engaged during distance learning and save you a lot of prep time! 

To learn more about using worksheets to build vocabulary, check out this blog post.

Combine this with out Google Slides Video Games and make your students fall in love with learning prefixes and suffixes! 

Frequent Questions:

How can I use this resource?  

This resource can be used in two ways:
1) Students can be assigned the Google Slides and work trough them by dragging and dropping on the computer.   
2) Students can write the answer on the printable Google Slides that are also included. 

How will students be assigned this worksheet?

These slides can be assigned to students through google slides, a google folder, or an emailed link.

What is included in this product?  

There are 4 files in this product:

• A pdf that links to the Google Slides
• A pdf of an answer key for the Google Slides
• A pdf of the printable version – student worksheets
• A pdf of the printable version answer key

What are the worksheets included in this product?  

There are 7 different worksheets of each of the 4 DIFFERENT TYPES below. 

• Match It – Students match prefix and suffix definitions with their meaning
• Sort It – Students sort multisyllabic words based on whether or not they have a prefix, a suffix, both, or neither
• Define It – Students match words that have a prefix or a suffix to their meaning (based on the definition of the prefix/suffix)
• Build It – Students identify the prefix, base word, and suffix of multisyllabic words

Notes:
* The Match It game is designed as an independent review activity for students. The definition for each prefix and suffix is given on a set of study cards, and then students are challenged to match these prefixes and suffixes on 2 worksheets.

* Teachers should check students’ work on the two Match It games before allowing them to move on to the other worksheets.

What prefixes and suffixes are covered?

The prefixes and suffixes included in this product are: Re, Un, Mis, Dis, -ed, -er.
* There are challenging words such as: Unavailable, Misconducted, Unacceptable, Misadjusted, Designer, Refreshed.

What is required to access these worksheets?

You will need a FREE Google Account to access these files.

Covered Standards

Common Core State Standards (CCSS)

CCSSRF.5.4b
CCSSRF.5.4a
CCSSRF.5.4
CCSSRF.5.3a
CCSSRF.5.3
CCSSRF.4.4b
CCSSRF.4.4a
CCSSRF.4.4
CCSSRF.4.3a
CCSSRF.4.3
CCSSRF.3.4b
CCSSRF.3.4a
CCSSRF.3.4
CCSSRF.3.3d
CCSSRF.3.3c
CCSSRF.3.3b
CCSSRF.3.3a
CCSSRF.3.3
CCSSRF.2.3
CCSSRF.2.3d
CCSSRF.2.4b
CCSSRF.2.4a
CCSSRF.2.4

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