Grade 3 Word Analysis Worksheet
A worksheet for third graders focusing on word analysis, including prefixes, suffixes, and root words.
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Grade 3 Word Analysis Practice
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Read each question carefully and follow the instructions to show what you know about word parts.
Complete each sentence with a word that uses the prefix 're-' (meaning again) or 'un-' (meaning not).
1. If you need to tie your shoe again, you should it.
2. The boy was sad because his toy was .
3. Please your lunchbox after you finish eating.
4. The secret was , so everyone knew it.
Match each word part to its meaning.
1. -ful
a. without
2. -less
b. full of
Now, use the words below in a sentence:
3. careful:
4. fearless:
Choose the correct root word for each word.
1. What is the root word of 'unhappy'?
un
happy
py
unhap
2. What is the root word of 'preheat'?
pre
heat
eat
pr
1. Use the root word 'play' and add a prefix and a suffix to make a new word. Write the new word and its meaning.
2. What does the word 'redo' mean?
3. What does the word 'colorful' mean?
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