Worksheet
Compound Words Worksheet for Primary Level (Grade 3)
This compound words worksheet is designed for 5-6-year-old (grade 3) children to help them form compound words using root word pictures.
When young readers are just starting reading and writing, there are a plethora of lessons to learn, understand and make sense to the written world.
What are the compound words?
Compound words are two words formed by putting together to make a new word with a different meaning. When children learn to create compound words, they can comprehend what they are reading more efficiently and engage in reading.
Practicing compound words helps a child to build vocabulary and how to decode words.
How to practice this compound words worksheet?
Combine two pictures of root words to make a compound word. Let us take an example:
- A picture of a house and a picture of a boat make the word houseboat.
Let us take another example:
- A picture of a cup with a picture of a cake makes the word cupcake.
The best way to learn a language is to focus on one skill at a time, and there are several language worksheets children can practice as they grow.
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