Here are the solutions for the worksheets shown.
Worksheet 1: Sort the Words
Task: Sort the words into "-ER words" (comparative) and "-EST words" (superlative). Then, write a sentence using one of them.
Sorting:
*
-ER words: stronger, faster, sadder, hotter
*
-EST words: hottest, neatest, saddest, longest
Sentence Example:
* My brother is
stronger than me.
* *(You can choose any word from the list to make your own sentence!)*
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Worksheet 2: Read and Underline
Task: Read each sentence and underline the comparative or superlative word. Then write that word in the correct box below.
Sentences & Answers:
1. The turtle is
faster than... -> Write
faster in the "er" box.
2. This is the
safest pl... -> Write
safest in the "est" box.
3. This is the
sweetest... -> Write
sweetest in the "est" box.
4. Today is
colder than... -> Write
colder in the "er" box.
5. I am
older than m... -> Write
older in the "er" box.
6. She is the
strongest ki... -> Write
strongest in the "est" box.
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Worksheet 3: Use the Word in a Sentence
Task: Read the word and write a sentence using it. Here are some examples you can use:
1.
smaller: My new puppy is
smaller than my old dog.
2.
cleanest: This is the
cleanest room in the house.
3.
taller: My dad is
taller than my mom.
4.
strongest: The lion is the
strongest animal in the jungle.
5.
slower: A turtle is
slower than a rabbit.
6.
smartest: She is the
smartest student in the class.
Final Answer:
Worksheet 1 Sorting:
*-ER:* stronger, faster, sadder, hotter
*-EST:* hottest, neatest, saddest, longest
Worksheet 2 Boxes:
*er:* faster, colder, older
*est:* safest, sweetest, strongest
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of er and est worksheet.
