This asks about root words. When we add 'y' to 'rain', it means having rain. A rainy day has lots of rain.

This tests root word meanings. The root word 'friend' means someone you like. When we add '-ly' it means acting like that. Friendly means acting like a friend or being kind.

We're finding shared meaning in root words. Both 'color' and 'colorful' share the root 'color.' They both have to do with color - one names it, one describes having lots of it.

This is about root words and suffixes. The root word 'kind' means nice. When we add 'ness' to make 'kindness,' it means the state of being kind.

We're finding the root word. In 'playing,' the root word is 'play.' The 'ing' part is added to show it's happening now.

This asks about word endings. When we add 'ness' to 'happy', it means the state of being happy. Happiness is the feeling of being happy.

This is about root words and suffixes. The root word is 'teach.' When we add 'er' to make 'teacher,' it means a person who teaches.

This tests word endings. When we add 'ly' to 'slow', it tells how something is done. Slowly means in a slow way.

We need to find the root word. The root word is 'play' because 'ing' is just an ending. Take away 'ing' and you get 'play'.

This asks about root words. When we add 'y' to 'rain', it means having rain. A rainy day has lots of rain.