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Grade 5 Vocabulary, Morphology & Word Study: Suffix -ure

144 printable 5th Grade vocabulary & word study worksheets on Suffix -ure. 4 activity types: Match Up, Read and Draw, Sentence Scramble, Word Search. The first three are free to download; All Access opens all 144.

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

The Ure Suffix — Read And Draw (Practice 1) Free Sheet 1 of 144
The Ure Suffix — Match Up (Practice 1) Free Sheet 2 of 144
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5th Grade vocabulary & word study worksheet — The Ure Suffix — Match Up (Practice 2)
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5th Grade vocabulary & word study worksheet — The Ure Suffix — Match Up (Practice 3)
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5th Grade vocabulary & word study worksheet — The Ure Suffix — Match Up (Practice 4)
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5th Grade vocabulary & word study worksheet — The Ure Suffix — Match Up (Practice 5)
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5th Grade vocabulary & word study worksheet — The Ure Suffix — Match Up (Practice 6)
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5th Grade vocabulary & word study worksheet — The Ure Suffix — Match Up (Practice 7)
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Teaching Suffix -ure

What it is

The suffix -ure makes a naming word out of an action word: fail becomes failure, depart becomes departure, mix becomes mixture, press becomes pressure. The ending is unstressed, which makes it easy to say and easy to misspell.

When a child is ready

Teach it after -ture and -sure, once the child reads those chunks without trying to sound them out.

If they struggle

Read the base word first and then add the ending: fail plus ure, depart plus ure. Sort the words by the letter in front of the ending, the t in mixture and the s in pressure, because it is that letter, not the ending itself, that changes how the word sounds.

This skill in other grades: Grade 3 · Grade 4