Following a discussion on and examples of conceptual relationships, students complete a number of tasks on causality, contradiction, and specificity
Vocabulary Worksheets: Word Roots
You are here - Vocabulary Worksheets - Word Roots - Printable in PDF
WORKSHEETS
Vocabulary: Word Roots
Every speech language pathologist understands how important a strong receptive lexicon is to comprehension of content, and learning common word roots is one of the best ways to expand vocabulary knowledge. These two printable worksheets, along with answer keys, provide students with ten word roots, their definitions, and example words. Students must then define other example words contained within sentences, and come up with their own sentences containing either a previous or new word.
Related Products To The Word Roots Worksheets
Conceptual Relationships Advanced
Provides additional practice at identifying conceptual relationships involving more sophisticated vocabulary, more complex syntax, and subtler differences in meaning
Leisure Time Language Input Homework Assignment
The answer to many parents’ question: “how can I get my teenager to improve his/her language skills during free time at home?”
Prefixes and Suffixes Worksheet
This vocabulary-enhancing worksheet provides students with practice adding chunks of meaning to known cores and familiarizes them with prefix and suffix use
Reading Comprehension Worksheets Packet
A collection of all eight reading comprehension products covering vocabulary and semantics, including word roots, using context clues, and conceptual relationships.
Obfuscations Worksheets
Students expand their vocabulary while practicing using a thesaurus and/or dictionary through solving and creating word obfuscations of common idioms
Paraphrases and Meanings
Two separate worksheets provide students with pairs of paraphrased sentences, requiring them to identify and discuss subtle differences in meaning
Using Context Clues Worksheets
Three separate worksheets give students practice at defining unknown lexicon by using clues from the semantic context. Students take guesses using the context clues
