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Grade 4 Vocabulary, Morphology & Word Study: Word Root dict (say)

144 printable 4th Grade vocabulary & word study worksheets on Word Root dict (say). 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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4th Grade vocabulary & word study worksheet — Word Roots Dict Say — Lesson (Practice 1)
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Teaching Word Root dict (say)

What it is

The root dict means to say or speak. You dictate when you say words for someone else to write, you predict when you say what will happen before it does, and a dictionary tells what words say.

When a child is ready

Teach it once the child reads multi-syllable words and has met prefixes such as pre- and contra-.

If they struggle

Put each word into a sentence containing the word say: predict is to say beforehand, contradict is to speak against, a verdict is what the jury says. When a word will not open, the missing piece is usually the prefix, so teach that half rather than repeating the root.

This skill in other grades: Grade 5