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Grade 4 Vocabulary, Morphology & Word Study: Word Root port (carry)

144 printable 4th Grade vocabulary & word study worksheets on Word Root port (carry). 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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4th Grade vocabulary & word study worksheet — Word Roots Port Carry — Lesson (Practice 1)
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4th Grade vocabulary & word study worksheet — Word Roots Port Carry — Lesson (Practice 5)
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Teaching Word Root port (carry)

What it is

The root port means to carry. Transport carries something across, a portable chair can be carried, imports are carried in and exports are carried out, and a porter carries luggage.

When a child is ready

Teach it once the child reads multi-syllable words and can take a prefix off the front of a word.

If they struggle

Act it out with a real object: carry it across the room, carry it in the door, carry it back out. Then read transport, import, and export again. The prefixes trans-, im-, and ex- do most of the work here, so teach them beside the root instead of after it.

This skill in other grades: Grade 5