Making Antonyms with Prefixes Worksheet Download
This language arts worksheet uses prefixes to make opposites. Students add un-, dis-, in-, im- or non- to each word to write its antonym, such as happy and unhappy or possible and impossible.
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Making Antonyms with Prefixes
Students write the antonym of each word by adding the prefix un-, dis-, in-, im- or non-.
About this worksheet
Students write the antonym of each word by adding the prefix un-, dis-, in-, im- or non-.
Student objectives
- Know that the prefixes un-, dis-, in-, im- and non- can mean not
- Make an antonym by adding a prefix to a known word
- Figure out the meaning of a new word with a prefix
- Spell words with prefixes correctly
Everyday practice
- Understanding words like unfair and impossible in a story
- Reading a label that says nontoxic
- Following directions to unpack or disconnect something
- Telling a friend you disagree