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Prefixes and Suffixes Worksheet Generator

Snap a prefix or suffix onto a base word — un + lock = unlock — and read what the new word means. Free PDF with answer key.

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  • #1miscount (count the wrong way)
  • #2disobey (not obey)
  • #3disagree (not agree)
  • #4reheat (heat again)
  • #5refill (fill again)
  • #6untie (the opposite of tie)
  • #7unlock (the opposite of lock)
  • #8misplace (put in the wrong place)

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PrefixesName:Date:Put the prefix and the base word together. Write the new word, then read its meaning.CreativePrintable.com1.mis + count =(count the wrong way)2.dis + obey =(not obey)3.dis + agree =(not agree)4.re + heat =(heat again)5.re + fill =(fill again)6.un + tie =(the opposite of tie)7.un + lock =(the opposite of lock)8.mis + place =(put in the wrong place)
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Prefixes and suffixes are the highest-leverage vocabulary trick in elementary school: learn that un- means not and re- means again, and dozens of words unlock at once. Each row gives the two parts and a line to write the built word, with its meaning printed alongside (refill — fill again) so the affix’s job is visible on every single row.

Every base word joins its affix with no spelling change — no happy-to-happily traps — so the focus stays on meaning, not exceptions. Drill prefixes first (un-, re-, pre-, dis-, mis-), then suffixes (-ful, -less, -er, -ly), then mixed mode to make readers decide which end of the word changed. Answers in green.