Worksheet
Un- and Re- at the Campsite
Work out the meaning of new words made with the prefixes un- and re- in friendly camping sentences.
Grade 2ELAInteractive · Printable
Aligned toL.2.4.b
What’s included
- Single worksheet
- Auto-graded online
- 1 Common Core standard
- Printable answer key
- 11 questions
- Classroom-ready
Details
- Format
- Interactive · Printable
- Grade
- Grade 2
- Subject
- ELA
- Question types
- Fill in the blank, Multiple choice, Matching, Circle the answer, Sorting, Short answer
About this worksheet
What students practice
- Students work out the meaning of a word formed with the prefix un-.
- Students work out the meaning of a word formed with the prefix re-.
- Students use a known prefix and a known word to predict a new word's meaning.
How to use
Read the prefix meaning at the top of each section aloud. Students then answer on their own, and the class can share other un- and re- words they know.
Curriculum
Common Core standard covered
Work out the meaning of a new word made by adding a known prefix to a known word, such as happy and unhappy or tell and retell.
Preview
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Un- and Re- at the Campsite
Use a prefix to work out what a new word means.

The prefix un-
A prefix is a small word part added to the front of a word. The prefix un- means not. The word unfriendly means not friendly.
- A. safe again
- B. not safe
- C. very safe
- D. a place that is safe
not kind =
Thecampersfeltunhappywhentherainbegan.
The prefix re-
The prefix re- means again. The word retell means tell again.
- A. Stop reading it
- B. Read it very fast
- C. Read it again
- D. Read it for the first time
- A. She tied it again.
- B. She untied it.
- C. She took it off.
- D. She tied it tighter.
build again =
Mix it up
Remember: un- means not, and re- means again.
- unfair
- replay
- unwell
- rewrite
- A. write again
- B. not well
- C. not fair
- D. play again
| not | again |
|---|---|
Jo made a mistake in her story, so she will the last page.
The soup got cold, so Dad will it on the stove.
It is to take a toy from a crying friend.
The water bottle is empty, so Sam will it at the sink.
Pat did not win a single game all day. He felt .
- A. reread
- B. uncle
- C. replay
- D. unfair
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