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Grade 3 Vocabulary, Morphology & Word Study: Endings That Change Jobs

144 printable 3rd Grade vocabulary & word study worksheets on Endings That Change Jobs. 4 activity types: Lesson, Match Up, Read and Draw, Word Search. The first three are free to download; All Access opens all 144.

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Includes 4 activity types: Lesson, Match Up, Read and Draw, Word Search.

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3rd Grade vocabulary & word study worksheet — Endings That Change Jobs — Lesson (Practice 1)
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3rd Grade vocabulary & word study worksheet — Endings That Change Jobs — Lesson (Practice 6)
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Teaching Endings That Change Jobs

What it is

Some endings change the job a word does in a sentence: teach becomes teacher, a person; help becomes helpful, a describing word; quick becomes quickly, which tells how. The base word is still there, but the kind of word has changed.

When a child is ready

Teach it once the child can point out the naming word and the action word in a simple sentence.

If they struggle

Cover the ending, read the base word, then uncover it and ask what kind of word it is now: a person, a thing, a description, or a how. Building one base into a whole family (care, careful, careless, caring) shows the pattern faster than practicing endings one at a time.