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Affix Allies

A set of print-ready homework worksheets and teacher keys focused on breaking words into prefixes, roots, and suffixes to reinforce reading and spelling skills.

JTJulia Turner

Affix Allies

A set of print-ready homework worksheets and teacher keys focused on breaking words into prefixes, roots, and suffixes to reinforce reading and spelling skills.

JTJulia Turner

Definition: Not being helpful or full of help; not helping someone with a chore or problem.
Drawing: A drawing showing someone watching another person carry a heavy box and not offering to assist.

  1. Disappearing:

Prefix

Root

Suffix

dis-

appear

-ing

Sample Student Meaning or Drawing Idea:

Definition: In the act of fading away or going out of sight; vanishing from view.
Drawing: A drawing of a magic hat with a rabbit fading into dotted lines, or a sun disappearing behind clouds.

  1. Rebuilding:

Prefix

Root

Suffix

re-

build

-ing

Sample Student Meaning or Drawing Idea:

Definition: Building something again after it was knocked down, broken, or taken apart.
Drawing: A block tower that fell over, with hands stacking the wooden blocks back up on top of each other.

Teacher Reference Key • Unit 1 10-K

TEACHER KEY

Answer Key: Homework Resources

Overcoming Learning Challenges Near and Far TEACHER ANSWER KEY

Affixes Illustrated (Key)

(For Families & Teachers)

Grade 3 • Unit 1

Name:

Teacher Reference Key

Date:

Answer Guide

Directions: Break each word into roots and affixes. Then, write a definition or draw a quick picture in the larger box underneath to show what the word means.

  1. Disagreeing:

Prefix

Root

Suffix

dis-

agree

-ing

Sample Student Meaning or Drawing Idea:

Definition: Not agreeing with someone; holding a completely different opinion or view.
Drawing: Two cartoon figures holding signs—one saying "YES!" and the other saying "NO!" to show disagreement.

  1. Encircled:

Prefix

Root

Suffix

en-

circle

-ed

Sample Student Meaning or Drawing Idea:

Definition: Surrounded or placed in a ring; drew a circle completely around something.
Drawing: A drawing of a treasure box with a large blue circle drawn all the way around it to highlight it.

  1. Reusable:

Prefix

Root

Suffix

re-

use

-able

Sample Student Meaning or Drawing Idea:

Definition: Able to be used again and again rather than thrown away after one use.
Drawing: A picture of a canvas grocery bag or a reusable metal water bottle with a recycling logo on it.

Teacher Reference Key • Unit 1 11-K

Definition: Removed a cover, lid, or top from something; revealed what was hidden.
Drawing: A hand lifting a dome-shaped food cloche or lid off a plate to show a steaming pie.

  1. Discolored:

Prefix

Root

Suffix

dis-

color

-ed

Sample Student Meaning or Drawing Idea:

Definition: Changed or spoiled in color; looking faded, stained, or unnatural.
Drawing: A clean white t-shirt with a massive yellow mustard splash or brown stain on the chest.

  1. Enabling:

Prefix

Root

Suffix

en-

able

-ing

Sample Student Meaning or Drawing Idea:

Definition: Making someone or something able to do a task; giving the ability or authority.
Drawing: A key turning inside a heavy padlock, enabling a big wooden door to swing wide open.

Teacher Reference Key • Unit 1 14-K

TEACHER KEY

Answer Key: Homework Resources

Overcoming Learning Challenges Near and Far TEACHER ANSWER KEY

Affixes Illustrated II (Key)

(For Families & Teachers)

Grade 3 • Unit 1

Name:

Teacher Reference Key

Date:

Answer Guide

Directions: Break each word into roots and affixes. Then, write a definition or draw a quick picture in the larger box underneath to show what the word means.

  1. Invaluable:

Prefix

Root

Suffix

in-

value

-able

Sample Student Meaning or Drawing Idea:

Definition: Extremely useful or precious; having a value that is too great to be measured.
Drawing: A heavy treasure chest glowing with bright gold light, surrounded by sparkles.

  1. Unmindful:

Prefix

Root

Suffix

un-

mind

-ful

Sample Student Meaning or Drawing Idea:

Definition: Not paying attention; careless or forgetful of surroundings or others.
Drawing: A cartoon boy whistling and looking at birds in the sky, completely unmindful of a puddle right in front of him.

  1. Repainting:

Prefix

Root

Suffix

re-

paint

-ing

Sample Student Meaning or Drawing Idea:

Definition: Putting a fresh, new coat of paint on a surface or painting an object again.
Drawing: A house wall half covered in chipped gray paint, with a brush painting bright blue paint over it.

Teacher Reference Key • Unit 1 15-K

  1. Disbelieving:

Prefix

Root

Suffix

dis-

believe

-ing

Meaning / Drawing Idea:

Definition: Refusing or unable to believe something.
Drawing: A face with wide eyes showing pure disbelief.

Model Sentence:

"With a disbelieving gasp, Leo stared at the massive rainbow that had suddenly appeared."

  1. Refilling:

Prefix

Root

Suffix

re-

fill

-ing

Meaning / Drawing Idea:

Definition: Filling a container up again to the top.
Drawing: A pitcher pouring water down into an empty glass.

Model Sentence:

"After running hard at recess, Clara spent her quiet break refilling her metal water bottle."

  1. Enfolded:

Prefix

Root

Suffix

en-

fold

-ed

Meaning / Drawing Idea:

Definition: Wrapped up or held closely in something soft.
Drawing: A cozy baby swaddled snug like a burrito in a blanket.

Model Sentence:

"The little kitten purred happily once she was gently enfolded in my grandmother’s knitted shawl."

Teacher Reference Key • Unit 1 16-K

TEACHER KEY

Answer Key: Homework Resources

Overcoming Learning Challenges Near and Far TEACHER ANSWER KEY

Affix Adventures (Key)

(For Families & Teachers)

Grade 3 • Unit 1

Name:

Teacher Reference Key

Date:

Answer Guide

Directions: Break each word into roots and affixes. Then, write a definition or draw a picture in the first box. Finally, write a complete sentence using the word on the lines in the second box.

  1. Incurable:

Prefix

Root

Suffix

in-

cure

-able

Meaning / Drawing Idea:

Definition: Not capable of being cured, healed, or fixed.
Drawing: A cartoon band-aid with a question mark on a broken toy.

Model Sentence:

"My grandmother says that my wild imagination is an incurable condition that will stay with me forever."

  1. Unthankful:

Prefix

Root

Suffix

un-

thank

-ful

Meaning / Drawing Idea:

Definition: Not showing or feeling gratitude or thanks; ungrateful.
Drawing: A puppy ignoring a delicious bowl of treats and running off.

Model Sentence:

"The puppy was completely unthankful when we gave him his new bone, running off to chew a slipper."

  1. Disrespecting:

Prefix

Root

Suffix

dis-

respect

-ing

Meaning / Drawing Idea:

Definition: Treating someone rudely or showing a lack of respect.
Drawing: Someone rolling their eyes or whispering while someone else is presenting.

Model Sentence:

"Sarah apologized immediately because she knew that disrespecting her teacher was wrong."

Teacher Reference Key • Unit 1 17-K

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