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This 10-word vocabulary word search teaches prefixes and roots (pre-, -port-, -form) to students in Grades 4–6. Hidden words include preview, transport, support, and portable, all built from these word parts. Use it as a vocabulary warm-up during a morphology unit, a literacy-center activity, or as a template for puzzles on other prefixes and roots.

Subject:
English / Language Arts
Topic:
Vocabulary
Grade Level:
4th – 6th Grades
Updated July 2026

Word List

  • PREVIEW
  • PREPARE
  • PREDICT
  • PREFIX
  • PREVENT
  • TRANSPORT
  • IMPORT
  • EXPORT
  • PORTABLE
  • SUPPORT

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