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6th Grade Word Endings Worksheets

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Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

Word endings change spelling when a suffix or plural ending is added. This page holds 5 worksheets for 6th grade, each with an answer key. Able or Ible Endings uses tips for 16 roots, Change Y to I Before a Suffix spells words like easily and obeyed, and Plurals of Tricky Nouns writes 18 plurals such as wolves and geese. Every sheet carries L.6.2.B.

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Able or Ible? - 6th Grade Spelling worksheet preview

Able or Ible?

Grade6th Grade
TopicSpelling
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Ance, Ence, Ant or Ent? - 6th Grade Spelling worksheet preview

Ance, Ence, Ant or Ent?

Grade6th Grade
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Change Y to I Before a Suffix - 6th Grade Spelling worksheet preview

Change Y to I Before a Suffix

Grade6th Grade
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Drop the Final E or Keep It - 6th Grade Spelling worksheet preview

Drop the Final E or Keep It

Grade6th Grade
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Plurals of Tricky Nouns - 6th Grade Spelling worksheet preview

Plurals of Tricky Nouns

Grade6th Grade
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More spelling worksheets

Explore all of our 6th grade spelling worksheets, covering commonly misspelled words, identify correct spelling, double consonants, word endings, and more.

Commonly misspelled wordsIdentify correct spellingDouble consonantsie and ei wordsMultisyllabic words and silent letters

Frequently Asked Questions

Add -able to a whole word, like comfortable, and -ible to a root that is not a whole word, like visible. The sheet says these tips work for most words.

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