Word by Word: Level 3 - Ages 7-8

Level Three

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Foreword Word By Word is a blackline master full of tried and tested activities which children will love.

The package is designed to create an understanding of the meaning and application of words.

Each page covers a different aspect of word study with explanations provided. The activities follow modern educational trends to develop the topic further.

Word By Word is a series of seven books, covering each primary level. The books progress in level of difficulty, using appropriate language and activities to suit each year.

Contents The Nym Family ...................................... 1 Antonyms - 1 .......................................... 2 Antonyms - 2 ......................................... 3 Synonyms - 1 ......................................... 4 Synonyms - 2......................................... 5 Homophones ..........................................6 Homographs ......................................... 7 Plurals - 1 ............................................... 8 Plurals - 2 ............................................... 9 Contractions - 1 .................................... 10 Contractions - 2 .................................... 11 Compound Words................................ 12 Alphabetical Order - 1 ........................ 13 Alphabetical Order - 2 ....................... 14 Alphabetical Order - 3 ....................... 15

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Prefixes - 1 ............................................ 16 Prefixes - 2 ........................................... 17 Suffixes - 1 ............................................ 18 Suffixes - 2 ........................................... 19 All Mixed Up - 1 ....................................20 All Mixed Up - 2 ................................... 21 Parents and Young ............................ 22 Word Families ......................................23 Homes ................................................... 24 New Words ........................................... 25 Sounds and Movement ..................... 26 Sounds ................................................. 27 Animals................................................. 28 Sport ..................................................... 29 Colours .................................................. 30

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Antonym - a word which has an opposite meaning to another word. For example, hot and cold.

List three pairs of antonyms.

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Synonym - a word which has nearly the same meaning to another word. For example, little and small.

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Words which are spelt the same but have a different meaning are called homographs homographs.

For example, bark has two meanings.

List one p air 1.

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Write sentences to show the different meanings of the homograph ‘bat’.

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Choose four of these antonyms. Put the antonym pairs into a sentence.

For example, ‘The short boy climbed the tall ladder.’

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Find a synonym for each word listed below.

They are hidden in the sleuth. woman

centre

start

house

small

wealthy

unhappy

unwell

angry

finish

simple

mend

skinny

large

present

afraid

quick

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Match these words to their synonym. yell

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under •

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swift

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mean •

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Write each sentence.

Change the bold words to synonyms.

1. The boat steamed out of port.

2. The castle was enormous enormous.

3. Are you afraid of the dark?

4. I like to keep my desk tidy tidy.

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Draw a circle around the synonyms.

• open close shut • chair bed seat • go leave come 3.

• grin laugh smile • unkind gentle mean • whisper yell shout • sleepy awake tired • leap jump climb

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Write a synonym for these to complete the crosspatch.

1. beautiful

2. simple

3. thin

4. close

5. nearly

6. ocean

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HOMOPHONES

one for Write a homoph these words.

Draw a picture to show the meaning of one word from each homophone pair. Circle the word you chose.

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1. The wind

(blew, blue) the leaves off the tree.

2. I

(one, won) my race at the swimming carnival.

3. The country 4. It was

(road, rode) is very bumpy. (to, too) hot to play outside.

Put each homophone into a sentence to show the different meanings.

1. wear

2. where

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The pictures below show the different meanings for the homograph ‘bat’. Write a sentence for each.

Draw pictures to show the different meanings for these homographs.

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Some words change when making them plural plural.

For example, tooth - teeth.

Plurals - 1

Write the plural for these. man

foot

child

woman

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Words that end in ‘ss’, ‘x’, ‘sh’, ‘ch’ and ‘o’ add an ‘es’ to make plural plural.

Write the plural of these words.

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lolly

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holiday

daisy

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Some words do not change at all for the plural plural.

For example, deer, scissors and sheep.

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Many words that end with ‘f’ or ‘fe’ change to ‘v’ before adding ‘es’ to make plural plural. For example, half - halves.

Write the correct word in the space.

1. The

(knife, knives) was very sharp.

2. The farmer herded all the paddock.

(calf, calves) into the (leaf, leaves) fall from the trees.

3. In autumn the 4. The freshly baked delicious.

(loaf, loaves) of bread was

Write the plural of each list word and find it in the word sleuth.

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finger

life

shelf

day

tomato

monkey

bench

butterfly

key

fox

fairy

wolf

wish

cargo

kiss

sheep

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Match these words to their contraction.

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• they’ve

did not

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Add one more to each group. 've

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Choose a contraction from those above to complete each sentence.

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Contra ctions - 2 Write the contractions for these family groups. will – ’ll

are – ’re

would – ’d

I will

you are

I would

who will

they are

you would

we will

we are

they would

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Write a sentence using each of the following words in its contracted form. are not

where is

let us

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2.

3.

Rewrite these contractions, putting the apostrophe in the correct place. thats

youll

didnt

wont

Ive

wouldnt

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Make nine compound words from the single words below. car

wheel

stand

rain

black

hall

book

thing

case

some

cake

board

pan

way

port

under

bow

barrow

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Make picture clues for these compound words.

Answer Circle th true or false. e compo und wor ds.

1. A bl ackberr y is a fr uit.

2. Gol dfish br eathe a ir.

3. Hon eycomb is swee t.

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Write the name of an animal that begins with each of these letters.

Draw a picture of each animal in the boxes below.

Number the pictures in alphabetical order.

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Write the days of the week in alphabetical order.

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Unjumble the anim number them in a al names and lphabet ical ord er. rabe

peesh emuos tago tabbir grite

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Put this group of words into alphabetical order. dollar line find apple jelly house very grass down money open cent print storm quick

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great glass

blew

going

bump

gate

below

Put these fruits into alphabetical order. peach, grape, apple, plum, banana, apricot

Draw your favourite fruit.

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Put these ‘s’ words in alphabetical order. swam, salt, silver, spring, smell, swim, sugar, snake, shirt, spend, small, splash, secret, skirt

a Alph betical O rd e r - 3 Find three words that begin with each letter. Write them in alphabetical order.

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Draw each season of the year in alphabetical order on the back of this page.

Spring Summer Autumn Winter

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A prefix is a word part put in front of a word to change the meaning. The prefix ‘un’ means ‘not’ or ‘the reverse of’. For example, kind - unkind.

Find the ‘un’ words in the sleuth, by adding ‘un’ to the words below. Write the new word you make. safe

like stuck

Choose two ‘un’ words and write each of them in an interesting sentence on the back of this page.

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tidy able kind used do wrap pack zip happy

Unjumble the ‘un’ words. tunbutno nueti furain lyunuck nuqueal clonuk

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The prefix ‘re’ means ‘to do again’.

For example, heat - re reheat.

Prefixes - 2

Add the prefix ‘re’ to each word below only if it makes a new word. Use a dictionary to help you. pay

paint

write

happy

do

sleep

arrange

print

wind

Choose three ‘re’ words and write each of them in an interesting sentence.

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Answer true or false. Circle the ‘under’ words.

A fish lives underground.

The opposite of overarm is underarm.

A bird can fly underwater.

An elephant wears underwear.

The pr efix ‘bi ’ means two.

The pr efix ‘tr i’ means three.

binoculars

bicycle

Draw these ‘tri’ and ‘bi’ words.

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A suffix is a word part added to the end of a word to change the meaning. The suffix ‘less’ means ‘without’.

For example, fearless - without fear.

Down

The words in the crossword have the suffix ‘less’.

Use the clues to fill in the missing words.

Across

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3.

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Without use Without care Without end Without hope Without rest

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Without fear Without help Without taste Without a home Without sense

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Choose a ‘less’ word from the crossword above to complete the sentences.

1. The gravy for the meat was 2. If you are

. an accident can happen.

3. The long drive through the country seemed 4. Many people were left damaged in the storm.

. after their houses were

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SUFFIXES - 2

‘full of’.

The suffix ‘ful’ means lpful.

For example, help - he

Add ‘ful’ to these words and write the new word in the sentence.

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Sentence of sugar in his tea.

teaspoon

The boy had a

mouth

The girl had a talk.

pain

The child’s broken arm was very

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The cook used a

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2. Is a rainbow colourful?

3. Is a flower garden beautiful?

4. Is the sun harmful to our skin?

Unjumble these ‘er’ words.

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rfmera

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Write a homophone for these words. sail

Match these words to their synonym.

eye

sick

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be

little

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here

cold

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Add the prefix ‘un’ to these words, only if it makes sense.

load

hurt

wash

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Revision - 2 Make these words plural. match

life

tomato

mouse

toe

valley

coin

story

wish

house Write these words as contractions. could not

Number these compound words in alphabetical order. broomstick

can not I will Write these contractions as words words. hasn't

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harm

bedroom

taste

fingerprint

help

'less'

care

What did you notice about the words you made in the table?

use hope rest

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Find the family members in the sleuth.

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bers Different mem e of a family ar nt given differe ample names; for ex er/ - father/ moth . baby or child

prince or princess

tigress

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The parents and young of eight animals are listed below. Unjumble the words and write them correctly.

Father Mother Young 1.

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boar

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duck

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Words are grouped in families if they have something in common.

For example, blue, green, gold and black are all colours colours.

Circle the word that does not belong in each list and write what the other words have in common.

WORDS

THINGS IN COMMON

1. magpie, turkey, owl, crow, fish 2. water, milk, butter, cordial 3. Ben, Ellen, Chris, Daniel, James 4. lemon, desk, pencil, chalk, ruler 5. one, seven, twelve, many, five

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8. zebra, elephant, snake, leopard

Make a list of words that could fit into these word families.

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HOMES In the sleuth below, find the homes of the people or animals listed.

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Food Use your dictionary to help write the correct answers for the food quiz.

1. Used to make food sweet.

2. A type of fish.

3. A nut which grows on an oak tree.

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As well as the sounds made by humans and animals, there are sounds that describe the actions of objects.

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The answers to the clues in the crossword are all colours.

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