word ladders third grade misspell-mispronounce unit 3 week 2 created by mrs. yahner
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Word LaddersThird Grade
Misspell-Mispronounce
Unit 3 Week 2
Created by Mrs. Yahner
On the bottom rung of your ladder spell…
mispell
Keep the prefix mis- and add a baseword to make a word that
means to take you in the wrong direction.
misspell
mislead
You should have spelled…
Keep the ea in mislead to make a word that means to make vanish.
mislead
disappear
You should have spelled…
disappear
Use the black letters in disappear to make a word that means not truthful
dishonest
You should have spelled…
dishonest
Add letters before and after to make the word that means a “boo-boo”.
mistake
You should have spelled…
mistake
Use the same vowels in the base word to make a word that means the same as substitute.
replace
You should have spelled…
replace
Use the same prefix to make a word that means to remember.
recall
You should have spelled…
recall
Change the base word in recall to make a new word that is often associated with garbage.
recycle
You should have spelled…
recycle
Change the base word in recycle to make a word that means to get another one of.
replace
You should have spelled…
replace
Use the same prefix in replace to make a new word that means to respond.
react
You should have spelled…
react
Scramble the black letters and add some more to make a word that means the same as not thinking the same way
disagree
You should have spelled…
disagree
Use the black letters, keeping the prefix the same, to make a word that means to lose confidence.
discourage
You should have spelled…
discourage
Use the black letters in discourage and add a base word to make a word that means not to care for.
dislike
You should have spelled…
dislike
Keep the black letters and add more to make the word that means to take boxes off
unload
You should have spelled…
unload
Keep the same prefix and add a base word to make the new word that means to spread out.
unroll
You should have spelled…
Keep the same prefix and make a word that means sad.
unroll
You should have made:
unhappy
Keep the same prefix and add a base word to make the word that means not lucky
unhappy
You should have made
unfortunate
Keep the same prefix, but change the base word to make a word that means not comfy.
unfortunate
You should have made:
uncomfortable
Keep the same prefix and change the base word to make the word that means having no knowledge of.
uncomfortable
You should have made
unknown
If a word is unknown, make the word that will probably happen when one tries to read that word. Keep the black letters, add some more.
unknown
You should have made:
mispronounce
You just went from misspell to mispronounce!
Way to go!