A Grade 2 practice page that goes deeper into prefix meanings. Nine fill-in-the-blank items use un-, re-, and pre- in clear classroom sentences, and students pick the best affixed word for each blank. A matching box pairs each prefix with its exact meaning, like un- with not and re- with again. Grade 2 learners practice reading the whole word, finding the base, and explaining the change.
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Prefixes & Suffixes (Intro)
Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1. Mom will preheat the oven before she bakes the cookies.
2. The mittens keep my hands warm when it is unsafe safe to touch ice.
3. I missed the answer, so I will reread the question.
4. We watched a preview of the movie before it came out.
5. My little brother was unhappy because he lost his toy.
6. Please redo your work if the first try had mistakes.
7. It is unsafe to run near the pool because the floor is slippery.
8. Our teacher will reread the story we read yesterday.
9. Please reheat the soup so it is warm when we sit down.
Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1. Match each item to its correct answer.
un-
→ not or opposite
not or opposite
re-
→ again
again
pre-
→ before
before
unlock
→ to open, the opposite of lock
to open, the opposite of lock
Prefixes & Suffixes (Intro)
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) Mom will preheat the oven before she bakes the cookies.
2) The mittens keep my hands warm when it is unsafe safe to touch ice.
3) I missed the answer, so I will reread the question.
4) We watched a preview of the movie before it came out.
5) My little brother was unhappy because he lost his toy.
6) Please redo your work if the first try had mistakes.
7) It is unsafe to run near the pool because the floor is slippery.
8) Our teacher will reread the story we read yesterday.
9) Please reheat the soup so it is warm when we sit down.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each item to its correct answer.
un-
→ not or opposite
not or opposite
re-
→ again
again
pre-
→ before
before
unlock
→ to open, the opposite of lock
to open, the opposite of lock
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