Vocabulary Strategies
Grade 3 Grammar Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best strategy for each new word.
You see the word fireplace. It is made of two words you know. Which strategy is best?
- look for smaller words
- use a dictionary
- use word parts
- use context clues
You find the word nimble. The sentence gives no clue, and it has no parts you know. Which strategy is best?
- use context clues
- look for smaller words
- use word parts
- use a dictionary
You see the word snowman. It is made of two words you know. Which strategy is best?
- use a dictionary
- look for smaller words
- use context clues
- use word parts
You see the word disagree. You know agree, and dis- is at the front. Which strategy is best?
- use a dictionary
- use context clues
- look for smaller words
- use word parts
You see the word sandcastle. It is made of two words you know. Which strategy is best?
- use word parts
- use context clues
- use a dictionary
- look for smaller words
You see the word prepay. You know pay, and pre- is at the front. Which strategy is best?
- look for smaller words
- use a dictionary
- use context clues
- use word parts
You find the word zephyr. You cannot work it out from the sentence, and there are no word parts. Which strategy is best?
- use a dictionary
- use context clues
- look for smaller words
- use word parts
You read: "The timid cub hid behind its mother because it was afraid." You do not know timid. Which strategy is best?
- use context clues
- look for smaller words
- use a dictionary
- use word parts
You find the word gauge. The sentence does not help, and you do not know any parts of it. Which strategy is best?
- use a dictionary
- use context clues
- look for smaller words
- use word parts
You read: "Ana was famished. She had not eaten all day, and her stomach growled." You do not know famished. Which strategy is best?
- look for smaller words
- use word parts
- use a dictionary
- use context clues