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Build your own Morpheme Mix puzzles! Type in a word and we'll break it into its morpheme pieces, or add morphemes directly — then click any piece to see every word that uses it and add the ones you want. Your puzzle takes shape as you go, and Members can save up to 50 of them and play them right in Morpheme Mix. Made one you're proud of? Submit it and we may feature it as a daily puzzle.
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Some days the last word just won't come. Open the settings menu in Morpheme Mix and you'll find a new "I Need Help!" button right below Difficulty — click it and the puzzle's full word list slides into view. Your board stays exactly as you left it, so nothing gets marked as found and none of your progress disappears. Peek at the word you were missing, close the menu, and keep solving.
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You're no longer stuck with whatever words we hand you! Pick your sounds and every matching word now shows up in a Word Selection box — click a word to drop it, search to narrow a long list, or use All to start from an empty slate. On several worksheets you can skip the generated list altogether and type or paste your own words instead. Look for it across our reading, sorting, and morphology worksheets.
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Play reading bingo with your whole class! Pick the sounds and grid size, and we generate a printable set: a board for every player, a deck of word cards to cut out and draw from, and a teacher master list. Draw a card, read the word, and students cover it on their board until someone gets bingo.
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Build sentences one word at a time! Our new Grammar Sentence Builder shows a part-of-speech cue for each slot — as a symbol, a label, or both — and students drag the words into place to construct a correct sentence. Choose which parts of speech to include and how long the sentences should be. A fun way to connect grammar and reading.
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Did you know that 3 + 7 and 7 + 3 are basically the same thing? Students do once they try this worksheet! Each problem shows one addition fact and students flip it around, write the matching reverse fact, and solve both. Pick your pairs, go vertical or horizontal, and toss in some guided boxes if your students need a little extra structure.
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Once students know their multiplication facts, fact families are a powerful way to connect multiplication and division. Select the fact families you want to practice, pick vertical or horizontal layout, and generate a worksheet where students fill in all four related facts using a diamond fact box.
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Create worksheets to practice all four facts in an addition/subtraction family. Choose from vertical or horizontal layouts and select which fact families to include. A great way to reinforce the relationship between addition and subtraction!
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Create worksheets to help students practice adding base ten blocks to find totals. Students count each type of block and add them together to write the total value. Choose ones, tens, and hundreds blocks.
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Puruse our Morpheme Mix Archives. You can look at all the puzzles we have released, as well as being able to search by date or the free/bound bases included in a puzzle. A membership is required to play old puzzles, but that's only $15/year!
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We released a new worksheet for our paying members. Create a worksheet with pictures and words displayed in a grid. This is a great worksheet for take home reading practice.
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Strengthen morphological awareness with custom Word Sum worksheets. This tool helps educators create practice materials that guide students in breaking words apart and identifying prefixes, bases, and suffixes that build meaning.
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See what words students can read as you build a letter sequence. Enter a curriculum sequence, or make your own, to see how many and which words your students should be able to read.
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Create a worksheet to assess a student's proficiency with high-frequency decodable words. These are randomized with a unique code, so they can be used throughout the year. You can assess with real or nonsense words.
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Explore interconnected morphemes as webs! Similar to a morpheme matrix, a morpheme web shows the variety of words that can be built with a morpheme base. Enter a free or bound base morpheme to see its connections.
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More math worksheets on our reading website! Yes, that's how we roll. Create worksheets to help students practice writing the correct numbers that match ones, tens, and hundreds blocks.
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Create subitizing worksheets from 0 to 10 with a variety of images. Subitizing is the ability to instantly recognize the number of items in a small group without counting. Why does a phonics website have math worksheets? Because we do phonics AND stuff. The "stuff" includes math!
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We have a new worksheet for our paying members. Do you need practice with plurals? When do you add 's' or 'es'? How about changing 'y' to 'i'. Well, now you can create as many worksheets as you want!
See for yourself!Do you like morphemes? Do you like puzzles? Then you will love our new daily morpheme puzzle! Each day, a new puzzle is released with a different set of morphemes. Solve the puzzle by finding the words that can be formed with the given morphemes.
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Create addition facts worksheets from 0 to 10. Why does a phonics website have math worksheets? Because we do phonics AND stuff. The stuff includes math!
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We finished re-formatting another Core Knowledge decodable. We love the high quality story and images, but think they work better when you put the stories and images on a single page. Enjoy!
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Practice reading flashcards with a student. Rate a student's response as easy, medium, or hard as part of spaced repetition lessons. We have several scope and sequences defined for the cards, including Phonics & Stuff's, Jolly Phonics, Reading Reflex, and Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons.
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Our handwriting animation tool helps teach students correct letter formation. Select a letter and see an animation showing the correct strokes. Use the controls to speed up or pause the animations. This is ideal for classroom or individual use.
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