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    Lesson Objective
    • To read and spell words with prefixes where the root word remains
    unchanged.
    Introduction to Prefixes

    UNSURE

    A prefix is a string of letters A root word is a basic word, from which


    that are added to the other words are made, by adding
    beginning of a root word, prefixes and suffixes. Today we will be
    which changes its meaning. using root words that remain unchanged
    Each prefix has a meaning when the prefix is added.
    Introduction to Prefixes

    Common prefixes include:

    de-
    dis-
    re-
    over-
    mis-

    A prefix changes the meaning of the root word.


    Which part is the root word and which is
    the prefix?

    repaint
    re: to happen again and to back away

    I had to repaint the wall because it was patchy.


    Can you fill in the missing prefix in this sentence?

    Sam had
    misheard
    isheard
    heard the instructions.

    The word 'misheard' uses the prefix mis-


    meaning 'wrong'.
    Can you fill in the missing prefix in this sentence?

    Kiran had to disonnect the printer


    disconnect
    connect
    from her computer.

    The word 'disconnect' uses the prefix dis-


    meaning 'to remove'.
    Activity 1: Can you work in pairs to sort the
    words into the right box?
    Activity 1 Answers

    mis over re dis

    mistake overtake react disappear

    misplace overact reappear display

    misheard overplay replay displace

    replace disorder

    reorder
    Activity 2
    Work in groups and see how many words you can think of with the prefix 're-'.
    Activity 2 Answers

    reapply rebuild

    remake re- return

    remodel repay
    Lesson Objective
    • To read and spell words with prefixes where the root word remains
    unchanged.

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