Description
Prefix and Suffix Activities: Posters, Task Cards, and Worksheets:
Looking for engaging, comprehensive prefixes and suffixes activities? This product includes posters, task cards, worksheets, and more, covering 30+ prefixes and suffixes. This bundle includes over 118 pages of content, plus Google Slides and task cards in Google Forms. Check out the thumbnails for a closer look at the included resources!
This BUNDLED file contains BOTH the Prefix and Suffix Activities files, which are also sold separately here:
This Prefixes and Suffixes BUNDLE product includes two PDF products. These products are not editable.
EACH prefix and suffix activity includes the following:
- one explanation page
- one study sheet (in black and white)
- 21 different posters
- 36 task cards with THREE distinct question types
- a task card answer sheet
- a task card answer key
- three printables
- two printable answer keys (the third printable will have varying answers)
- links and instructions for Google Slides and task cards in Google Forms
Please see the thumbnails for more information on which prefixes and suffixes are included and to see the format for each product.
You will find the following prefixes included:
- anti-
- co-
- dis-
- ex-
- fore-
- in-
- im-
- ir-
- inter-
- mid-
- non-
- over-
- post-
- pre-
- re-
- semi-
- sub-
- tri-
- un-
- under-
You will find the following suffixes included:
- -able, -bile
- -al
- -ance, -ence
- -ed
- -en
- er, -or
- -er
- -est
- -ful
- -ic
- -ing
- -ion
- -ist
- -ive
- -less
- -ly
- -ment
- -ness
- -ous
- -s, -es
- -y
NOTE: THESE FILES INCLUDE A DIGITAL DISTANCE LEARNING OPTION!
These products include a digital option (as well as the no-prep printable option). The digital portion instructions appear at the end of each packet.
This PDF file includes over 118 pages, plus Google Slides and task cards in Google Forms.








Marilyn M –
This is a great resource! My students enjoyed it very much.
AMY E –
I always found this difficult to teach. this resource if very helpful!
Jennifer A. –
Thank you for this resource. This is a great way to practice vocabulary.
Melissa Guerra –
Great resources to use while teaching morphology. I love the posters and the task cards.
Surviving While Having Fun –
Very helpful when teaching prefixes and suffixes!
The worksheets are great to use and the task cards really help engage the students.
Pamela S. –
Great! My kids loved it! What a useful resource for teaching!
Becky G. –
This was a great product and easy to use. Worked great for review.
Michelle Aker –
Great visual reference for students to refer back to!
TIERNEY B. –
The students loved this resource! The kids were very engaged with the material.
Kirsten Tulsian –
Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a review! I appreciate your kind words! Best wishes and much gratitude to you and your students!
Kind regards,
Kirsten
Judith Case –
This product was amazing with my students. I would recommend this to any and everyone…thank you so much!
Kirsten Tulsian –
Thank you so much for sharing this positive feedback! I’m happy to hear that it was so helpful for you and your students! I appreciate you for taking the time to share your thoughts!
So much gratitude,
Kirsten
Erica F. –
I loved this resource. Easy to use and implement.
Ulyana B. –
Great resource!
Mgo –
This bundle of printable prefix and suffix learning games is a highly effective and fun resource for reinforcing word structure skills. The games are engaging and easy to use, helping students build a solid understanding of how prefixes and suffixes change the meaning of base words. The activities are well-designed to keep learners motivated while they practice identifying and using common prefixes and suffixes. Whether in the classroom or at home, this bundle offers a great way to make vocabulary development interactive and enjoyable. Perfect for reinforcing language concepts in a hands-on, playful way!
Mircheny M. –
I use this activity to teach content for a class of student with intellectual disabilities (2-5th grade). It is very useful!
Nancy B. –
Kids don’t know prefixes and suffixes. Having the posters hanging in the room reminds them to think about words and their meanings.