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Prefixes and Suffixes Sorting Activity

Using Prefixes and Suffixes Sorting Activity, students sort prefix and suffix cards into appropriate categories to build their vocabulary.

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How to teach Prefixes and Suffixes

Using Prefixes and Suffixes Sorting Activity, students sort prefix and suffix cards into appropriate categories to build their vocabulary.

If your students know root words, they will be able to read many other words. This activity teaches students to look for prefixes and suffices to figure out the meanings of words.

Cut the prefix and suffix cards for students to sort prefixes and suffixes into appropriate categories. Students then can practice using examples in their own sentences.

Other resources to use with this Prefixes and Suffixes Sorting Activity

If you are using this activity, your students are probably learning about prefixes and suffixes.

Use this Matching Suffix Worksheet as an additional resource for your students.

Introduce this activity by writing the prefix RE on the board. Next, ask students to give you examples of words that have this prefix. Then, students complete the activity independently or with a partner. Finally, challenge students to come up with their own words with prefixes.

Be sure to check out more Prefixes Worksheets.

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