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Educational worksheet on prefix origins related to the root "scribe," designed for language learning activities.

A worksheet titled "Prefix Origins 'scribe'" focusing on words derived from the Latin word "scribere," featuring exercises on adding prefixes like "de-", "in-", "pre-", "pro-", and "trans-" to form new words, defining terms, describing animals with adjectives, completing sentences, and solving a mystery word puzzle. The worksheet includes illustrations of a person writing and a hand holding a pen.

A worksheet titled "Prefix Origins 'scribe'" focusing on words derived from the Latin word "scribere," featuring exercises on adding prefixes like "de-", "in-", "pre-", "pro-", and "trans-" to form new words, defining terms, describing animals with adjectives, completing sentences, and solving a mystery word puzzle. The worksheet includes illustrations of a person writing and a hand holding a pen.

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- de + scribe = describe
- in + scribe = inscribe
- tran + scribe = transcribe
- pre + scribe = prescribe
- pro + scribe = proscribe

- proscribe: to forbid
- describe: to give an account of in speech or writing
- inscribe: to write onto or cut into
- prescribe: to order for use as a treatment
- transcribe: to write again; to copy
- description: a spoken or written account of someone or something

- A lion: ferocious, tame, daily, fierce
- An elephant: minute, massive, agile, huge
- A cheetah: sluggish, gentle, powerful, swift
- A shark: aggressive, passive, clumsy, predatory
- An eagle: slow, swift, sluggish, soaring
- A monkey: lethargic, inactive, athletic, nimble
- A frog: enormous, slippery, gigantic, amphibious
- An ant: minute, solitary, gargantuan, industrious

- address
- scribe
- pen
- create
- paint
- prescribe
- rewrite
- scrawl

Mystery Word: prescribe

- Casey wrote an accurate description about tigers.
- “Can you describe what it looked like?” asked Ingrid.
- The pharmacist prescribed some antibiotics.
- Kelly asked her personal assistant to transcribe the speech.
- The stone mason inscribed the information onto the marble block.

Use the words prescription and transcript in a sentence:
The doctor gave me a prescription for my allergy, and I need to bring the transcript of my medical history to the specialist.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of word origin worksheet.
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