Kindergarten Prefixes Worksheet
A worksheet for kindergarten students to practice identifying and understanding common prefixes like 'un-', 're-', and 'pre-'.
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Kindergarten Prefixes Practice
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Read each question carefully and follow the instructions. This worksheet will help you learn about prefixes!
What are Prefixes?
A prefix is a small part of a word that comes before the main word. It changes the meaning of the word!
Let's learn about some prefixes:
un- means not or opposite. Example: happy → unhappy (not happy)
re- means again. Example: write → rewrite (write again)
Circle the prefix in each word.
1. The boy was unhappy.
un
happy
boy
the
2. Please reread the book.
read
book
re
the
Use 'un-' or 're-' to complete each sentence.
3. The box was locked. (not locked)
4. I need to do my homework. (do again)
5. Don't be kind to your friends. (not kind)
6. Write a word that starts with 'un-'.
7. Write a word that starts with 're-'.
Read each sentence. Is it true or false?
8. The prefix 'un-' means 'again'.
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False
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