Prefix and Suffix 24 Task Cards and Scoot Game #5 Common Prefixes & Suffixes

These 24 Prefix and Suffix task cards help students practice the meanings of common prefixes and suffixes: un, re, pre, -able, -ful, and -less. The task cards are great to have on hand as an extension activity for early finishers, a remediation activity led by a volunteer or paraprofessional, or as a review prior to standardized testing. Want a whole class game instead? Use the included directions/page to play Scoot with your class. Printer-friendly black and white pages included, too.

**These task cards and game are included in the Prefix and Suffix Game Collection - CCSS Grades 2-4

I created these task cards and scoot game when I was a literacy specialist, and used it with grades 2-5. I also used this in my 2nd and 3rd grade classrooms with small groups to practice the more common prefixes and suffixes. I hope this helps your students as much as it has helped mine.

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