Forming Words
This lesson has two parts. Part One is putting compound words together. Part Two is putting the first part of a word listed in Column A with the last part of the word listed in Column B.
First, you will copy the worksheet so that each student will have a copy.
Then, you will write some examples on the board to show them what they are to do.
Here are some examples:
1. Pap A. day
2. Sun B. er
3. Mar C. ust
4. Ju D. ch
5. Aug E. ly
After you have explained how to do the concept, then you can pass out the worksheet so the students can work independently.
Worksheet - Making Words
Part One - Compound Words
Column A Column B
1. Base A. berry
2. Some B. yard
3. Any C. mother
4. Book D. ball
5. Home E. where
6. Blue F. back
7. Grand G. book
8. Paper H. ground
9. Text I. store
10. Back J. work
Part Two - Putting Letters Together
Directions: Match the first part of the words in Column A with the last part of the words in Column B.
Column A Column B
1. Christ A. day
2. Hallo B. uary
3. Jan C. ween
4. Birth D. mas
5. Mon E. per
6. Thanks F. ing
7. Grand G. chen
8. Pa H. day
9. Com I. son
10. Kit J. giving
You can grade the students on the number correct out of the total possible, which is 20.
- Art
- Computer
- Games
- Geography
- Health
- History
- Language
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- Mathematics
- Music
- Other
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- Science
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- Special Education
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