Comparison Camp

Worksheet Description

Students complete camping-themed comparisons by changing silent e words into -er forms. The first section compares two people, places, or objects and asks students to build the correct comparison word. The second section gives sentence clues and root words that must be changed by dropping the final e before adding -er. The examples include size, safety, bravery, width, lateness, and simplicity.

This worksheet helps students understand how comparison words are formed and used. They learn that the final e must be removed before the ending is attached. Reading each sentence also helps them connect the changed spelling with the meaning of comparing two things. This improves adjective use, spelling, grammar, and clear descriptive writing.

This worksheet is part of our drop the e spelling worksheet series.