Suffixes: -er and -est
Ten words to compare with -er and -est: taller and tallest, faster and fastest, bigger and biggest. The doubling rule is on the sheet.
Ten words that start with un- or re-, with what each prefix means on the sheet: unhappy, redo, unlock, reread and more.
“A prefix goes at the front of a word and changes what it means. Join each prefix to its word and write the new word.”
un means not, re means again. Use each new word in a sentence.
Kids who split syllables by letter count instead of sound. Clap the word again.
Play syllable jump: kids jump once for each syllable.
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Ten words to compare with -er and -est: taller and tallest, faster and fastest, bigger and biggest. The doubling rule is on the sheet.
Twelve words to sort into open syllables (go, me, hi) and closed syllables (got, men, him). The rule is printed on the sheet.
ph and gh can both say /f/. Eight sentences: phone, laugh, elephant, cough, dolphin, rough, photo and tough.
Ten new words to clap and split: two consonants in the middle split between them (muf|fin, pic|nic), then ba|na|na and fan|tas|tic.
12 printable pages: six step-by-step lessons, a grid activity, draw-and-write sheets and teacher notes, sent with your welcome email. After that, new classroom printables by email.