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Grade 4 reading & writing worksheet: Greek and Latin roots as clues to word meaning — 20 problems. No answer key included. Use Greek and Latin roots (port, dict, bio, graph, tele, photo, geo, hydro, therm, scope) as clues to word meanings — 20 problems.
20 problems · Difficulty: medium
- 20 problems across 3 pages
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- For literacy centers, homework, reading groups, or sub plans
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Highlights
- Grade
- Grade 4
- Subject
- Reading & Writing
- Pages
- 3 · worksheet
- Answer key
- Not included
- Quality
- ✓ Verified
- Class time
- about 20 min
Suggested use: literacy centers, homework, reading groups, or sub plans
What students will learn
Students practice: Greek and Latin roots as clues to word meaning.
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What does this worksheet cover?
Grade 4 Reading & Writing — Greek and Latin roots as clues to word meaning.
How many problems are included?
20 problems.
Does it include an answer key?
No — no answer key is needed for this sheet.
Is this worksheet free?
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What format is the worksheet?
A printable PDF, 3 pages.
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