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A Year 4 spelling worksheet to practise anti- prefix words like antiseptic and anticlockwise. Includes picture clues and a prefix meaning explanation.
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Year 4 Spelling Practice – Prefix anti- Give your pupils the tools to expand their vocabulary and deepen their understanding of prefixes with this engaging Prefix anti- Spelling Practice worksheet. Tailored for Year 4 learners, this activity introduces and reinforces the meaning and correct spelling of common anti- words—perfect for building knowledge around word structure and meaning. Children are presented with words such as antifreeze, antidote, antiseptic, anticlockwise, antibacterial, and antisocial. The activity encourages children to: Read each word Cover it Write it under the corresponding picture Underline the key spelling focus The worksheet also includes a helpful explanation: “ Anti- means ‘opposite in kind, opposed to, or against’ and is added to the beginning of root words without changing their spelling.” This not only supports spelling but also helps pupils understand word meanings and how prefixes change or enhance them. Perfect for: Vocabulary building and spelling lessons Prefix-focused grammar sessions Independent or small group work Homework or reinforcement tasks What’s included: One printable PDF worksheet featuring six anti- prefix words and answers Picture prompts to support visual learning A prefix definition and spelling focus prompt Aligned with Year 4 curriculum goals, this worksheet is a simple yet effective way to boost your pupils’ understanding of prefixes and their application in everyday language.
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