November 3 rd and 4 th Materials Laptop

November 3 rd and 4 th

Materials: • Laptop • Index cards • A day (paste/scizzors)

What I can Work on: • • Add notes to genre Review word parts Make “phob” Make flashcards • • Finish “Ask the Bots” Practice word parts on Quizlet Read Historical Fiction Novel Get checked off on helping verbs • When I finish:

Brainstorm as many Word Parts you know and what each means.

LA. 7. 1. 6. 7 Identify and understand the meaning of conceptually advanced prefixes, suffixes, and root words.

L. 6. 4. b Use common, grade‐appropriate Greek or Latin affixes and roots as clues to the meaning of a word (e. g. , audience, auditory, audible). Knowledge of Language Vocabulary Acquisition and Use

L. 6. 4. c Consult reference materials (e. g. , dictionaries, glossaries, thesauruses), both print and digital, to find the pronunciation of a word or determine or clarify its precise meaning or its part of speech. Knowledge of Language Vocabulary Acquisition and Use

“The limits of language means the limits of my world” -Ludwig Wittgenstein, 1889 -1951 Tractatus Logico-Philosohpicus (1922) The student uses a variety of strategies to analyze words and text, draw conclusions, use context and word-structure clues, and recognize organizational patterns.

Think-Pair-Share Think‐ think about the answer to the question posed. Record your thoughts in your composition book. Pair‐ Turn to a peer nearby and discuss your thoughts. Share‐ q The teacher will select a student to share what you and your partner decided. q Students will volunteer what partners decided.

q. What is a base word? Give an example to explain q. What is a root word? Give an example to explain q. What is the difference between a base word and a root word?

• A base word is the basic word for what you want to say. • You may add –ed, ‐ing, ‐er, ‐s, or ‐est Think Word Family • • Symbolism Symbolize symbolic Base words can stand on their own.

I’m dancing. He danced. She’s a dancer. the base word is: Dance! I’m jumping. He jumped. She’s a jumper. the base word is: Jump! I’m talking. He talked. She’s a talker. the base word is: Talk! I’m walking. He walked. She’s a walker. the base word is: Walk!

• A root is the basic element of a word, and it is the foundation on which the meaning of a word is built. Most roots can not stand on their own. They need other elements (prefixes, suffixes, and/or other root words) added to make a word.

What does somnambulist mean? • If you divided the word into a prefix, a root, and a suffix, where would you separate the word? • Do you recognize a common suffix? somn ambul ist

What does somnambulist mean? somn ambul ist What other words do you know that end in –ist? pianist dentist florist zoologist Perfectionist scientist What do they all have in common? “a person who”

Don’t be fooled! mist m + ist l + ist f + ist

scientist sci + ence + ist

What does somnambulist mean? somn ambul ist What other words do you know with somn? insomniac unisom What do they all have in common? “sleep”

What does somnambulist mean? somn ambul ist What other words do you know with ambul? amble (s) (noun), ambles (pl) A slow, easy walk or a gentle pace; a stroll.

What does somnambulist mean? somn ambul ist What other words do you know with ambul? ambulance (s) (noun), ambulances (pl) 1. A specially equipped motor vehicle, airplane, ship, etc. , for carrying sick or injured people, usually to a hospital. 2. A vehicle designed and equipped for carrying people to and from a hospital. 2. Formerly a field hospital; that is, on a field of battle where the wounded were carried out on stretchers, etc. by "walking bearers". "Ambulance" was borrowed from French hopital “walk” ambulant, mobile hospital, or literally, "walking hospital, " from Latin ambulantem and ambulare, "to walk. "

What does somnambulist mean? A person who walks in his/her sleep

Question How will knowing Latin and Greek word parts ( prefixes, root words, and suffixes) help me to be a better reader?

Word Parts are like puzzle pieces. • The more pieces you know, the more of the puzzle you can complete. • The more word parts you know, the more meanings of words you can figure out. • By learning the common roots and prefixes (and a few suffixes) you will be able to figure out the meaning of MANY new words almost immediately.

Prefix • Pre means before • fix means to fasten or attach • so quite literally a PREFIX IS: • something attached to the beginning of something else

Suffix • Suf is a variant of sub, below or under… • so a SUFFIX IS : • something fastened underneath something else (in this case, behind the root).

-ology • List as many words as you can that have the word part (SUFFIX) – ology in the word.

• Biology • Geology • Cardiology • Radiology • Pharmacology • Dermatology • Microbiology • Entomology • Ornithology • ecology • Life • Earth • Heart • Radiation • Drugs • Skin • Small life • Insects • Birds • environment

• Musicology • Theology • Psychology • Cosmetology • Astrology • Meteorology • Crimology • Genealogy • Gerontology • Anthropology • archaeology Music God Mind Cosmetics Stars Weather Crime Genes Aging Humans ancient

• Hydrology • Mythology • Neurology • Ophthalmology • Petrology • Sociology • thantology • Toxicology • Urology • zoology Water Myths Nerves Eyes Stones Society Death Poisons urine animals

Prefixes, Suffixes, and Root Words What is a Part-to-Whole? P t. W

1. Draw a square in the center of your page. 2. Write the root word/prefix/or suffix in the center pre-

List as many words as you can think of that have the prepresame word part in the outer squares. Use a dictio nary recor to loo d the k up mean and ings o word f eac h. pre-

List as many words as you can think of that have the Preview: an earlier or previous Highlight the Predict: tomeaning declare or samewordhas part squares. each in in the outerview tell in advance; foretell common. *an advance showing of a motion picture, play, etc. , before its public opening. pre. Precaution: a measure taken in advance to avert possible evil or to secure good results. 2. caution employed beforehand; prudent foresight. Precede: to go before, as in place, order, rank, importance, or time. 2. to introduce by something preliminary; preface: to precede one's statement with a qualification.

List as many words as you can think of that have the Preview: an earlier or previous Predict: to declare or same word part in the outerview squares. tell in advance; foretell *an advance showing of a motion picture, play, etc. , before its public opening. pre. Precaution: a measure taken in advance to avert possible evil or to secure good results. 2. caution employed beforehand; prudent foresight. Precede: to go before, as in place, order, rank, importance, or time. 2. to introduce by something preliminary; preface: to precede one's statement with a qualification.

List as many words as you can think of that have the Preview: an earlier or previous Predict: to declare or same word part in the outerview squares. tell in advance; foretell Infer the m eaning of the word part and recor d it in the cen ter square precaution: a measure taken in advance to avert possible evil or to secure good results. 2. caution employed beforehand; prudent foresight. pre- *an advance showing of a motion picture, play, etc. , before its public opening. before Precede: to go before, as in place, order, rank, importance, or time. 2. to introduce by something preliminary; preface: to precede one's statement with a qualification.

Prefix + Root +Suffix Doesn’t the root always have to be in the middle? biography bio + graph + y root + suffix

autobiography auto + bio + graph + y prefix + root + suffix

telegraph tele + graph root + root

What’s the big idea? Not every word has a prefix. Not every word has a suffix. Root words can go anywhere.

Flocabualry - Prefixes

Fold in Front of the Card half “h ambur ger sty le” Word Part Signal Word

Back Card Picture/Symbol Answer: Meaning of Word Part

spec

spectacles

look

Bio - life • Biopsy • Biology • Antibiotic • Biometrics • Autobiography • Biodegradable • Biohazard

Aud(i) - hear • Audible • Audiobook • Audiology • Auditory • Inaudible • Audience

Bene/ bon - good or well • Benefice • Benevolent • Benign • Benediction • Benefactor • benefit

Mal - bad or evil • Malignant • Malicious • Malevolent • Maladroit • Malfunction • Malcontent • maleficient

Chron - time • Chronicle • Synchronize • Chronological • Anachronism • chronic

Graph / gram - write/draw/describe/record • Calligraphy • Demography • Graphite • Autograph • Geography • Siesmograph • holgraph • Diagram • Anagram • Monogram • Hologram • Grammar

Dict - say • Diction • Predict • Abdicate • Indictment • Dictate • Dictator

Ject - cast or throw • Dejected • Trajectory • Interjection • Projector • Abject • Object • Projectile

ology - study of / science of • Radiololgy • Biology • Geology • Psychololgy • Meteorology

(o)nym - word or name • Homonym • Synonym • Antonym • Anonymous • Pseudonym

Phon - sound • Cacohony • Phonic • Symphony • Euphonious • Megaphone • Telephone

Port - carry • Protable • Porter • Transportation • Import • Export • Teleport

Rupt - break / burst • Erupt • Rupture • Disrupt • Corrupt • Abrupt • Interrupt • Bankrupt

Scrib / script - write • Scribble • Ascribe • Subscribe • Inscribe • Describe • Prescribe • Transcribe • Proscribe • • Inscription Scripture Transcript Postscript Subscription description

Struct - build / make • Construction • Structure • Instruct • Destructive • obstruct

Vid/ vis - see • • • Television Invisible Visit Advise Vision Revise Visor Vista Visionary Improvise • Evident • Invidious • Video • Evident

Tract - pull or draw • • • Attraction Detract Retract Subtract Tractor Intractable Abstract Contract Distraction Traction Protract

Sub - under/ below • Subway • Submarine • Subheading • Subtitle • Supress • Substance • Submission • Subscribe • Subterranean

Trans –across/ change • Transatlantic • Translate • Transform • Transport • Transmit • Transact

Tele--- far/ over a distance • Teleport • Telephone • Telepathy • Telescope • Telgram • Telegraph

Ant(i) - against • Antagonist • Anticlimax • Antidote • Antipathy • Antisocial

Auto - self • Automatic • Autobiography • Autonomy • Autograph • Automotive • autocratic

Super – above/over • Superior • Superb • Superficial • Supreme

Pro - in front of, before • Prologue • Protocol • Prototype • Protagonist • Protoplasm

Ex/exo---outside/ outer/ out • Exit • Exoskeleton • Extraordinary • Exotic • exodus