STEM LIST #3.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
My Stem Word Presentation By: Eric Hudson. Bi Bi means 2. Bi means 2. Ex. Bicycle Ex. Bicycle Bicycle means that a bike has 2 wheels. Bicycle means that.
Advertisements

Stem List #14 Re(again) Rewind- to wind back to or toward the beginning; reverse Review-a general survey of something Reuse-recovery of materials and.
Standard Stems Each stem set definitions and index cards are due the day before the quiz.
Stem Words Honors Class. Stem Set 1 Stems: Find & define 3 example words Poten: Power Agr: Field Bat: Beat Clin: Bend & lean Cod: Written Cord: Heart.
Are You Smarter Than a 5 th Grader? 1,000,000 5th Grade Stems 4th Grade Stems 3rd Grade Stems 2nd Grade Stems 1st Grade Stems 500, , ,000.
18.5 Using Light Pg
Greek and Latin Word Parts Set #3 – Greek Roots English I –
The Word Within the Word
Quarter One Vocab. “Tele” Definition: Far, distant Example word: telescope – (noun) an optical instrument designed to make distant objects appear nearer.
Biology Vocabulary A -  Not  Asymmetrical – Not symmetrical.
Science Tools & Their Uses. Apron The apron is used to protect your clothing from any spills.
The Vocabulary of Vocabulary Parts of Words. Synonym: (n) Latin. a word having the same or nearly the same meaning as another word (happy- joyful) Antonym:
Applying Root Meanings. Practice Question 1 What is the root word shown in the picture? A. auto B. audi C. tele D. therm.
HOMO – same homogenized Bow homograph.
The Word Within the Word Stem Lesson 3 Part 1 (stems 51-65)
WATER o About two-thirds of your body is made up of water. o Water helps keep your body’s temperature stable. o It carries nutrients and oxygen to cells.
Word Within the Word Lesson 7. tele- means far tele-scope (far) (to view) As the sun set on the horizon of the community, the boy and his father surveyed.
Stems List 12 Created By Finley Melnikoff. Micro (Small) Microscopic- Can’t be seen with the naked eye. Microscope- An optical instrument having a magnifying.
Word within a Word List 3A. homo (same) homophone: different spellings; same pronunciation Blue water The wind blew.
Word within a Word List 3A. homo (same) homonym: same word; different meanings homophone: different spellings; same pronunciation Blue water The wind.
Root of the Day IN YOUR PURPLE NOTEBOOK 1. Copy the root 2. Copy the sentence 3. Write a definition for the root 4. List examples of other words using.
September 26 th - September 30 th. September 26 A day.
THIS IS With Host... Your Energy Basics Energy Transformatio n Energy Transfers Laws and Properties of Energy Types of.
Guess the Covered Word Spelling lesson 22 Say It! astronaut astronaut astrology astrology ecology ecology biology biology mythology mythology.
Chapter 1 Basic Word Structure Objectives in Studying the Medical language 1.Analyze words by dividing them into component parts 2.Relate the medical term.
Greek Roots List TWO Test Date: Tuesday, September 27 or Wednesday, September 28.
Biology – study of life Biography – an account of someone’s life written by another person.
A / an meso amphi aero anti endo. Middle Not / non against Internal, inside, inner Both, doubly Needing oxygen, air.
Viv life vivid revive. homo same homonym homophone.
6.2 Extending Human Vision
18.5 Using Light Pg
The Nervous System EQ: How do organ systems work together to enable an organism to maintain homeostasis?
Greek and Latin Roots Words: Dormant, gazebo, prance, somber Make a connection to each word!
Roots, Prefixes, and Suffixes
Chapter 11 Review.
Stems List 3 8th Grade Language Arts.
The alternate rise and fall of the surface of oceans, seas, etc.? A.) current B.) flood C.) tide C.) tide D.) tsunami L F.
Word Masters List #15 W hema proto M phon mono viv.
Have out your take-home quiz and a grading pen.
How does a cell become an organism?
The Word Within the Word List #7
The Word Within the Word List #6
Mouths are quiet. Homework in your folder.
Language of Science.
Scientific Prefixes & Suffixes
Extending Human Vision
The Nervous System EQ: How do organ systems work together to enable an organism to maintain homeostasis?
How does a cell become an organism?
a vocabulary taproot review © 2009 Lizbeth J. Phillips, MA Ed.,
Waves carry energy from one location or object to a second location or object.
EQ: How do an organisms systems interact to carry out life processes?
Root Words.
Light Energy Light energy is the vibration of electrically charged particles These particles are called photons and have no mass Light vibrations cause.
Fry Word Test First 300 words in 25 word groups
The Language of Science
Ancient Greece Unit 5.
Viv life.
WELCOME TO VIEW OUR PROJECT ON DEFECTS OF HUMAN EYE DUE TO LIGHT.
How does a cell become an organism?
6.2 Extending Human Vision
unit 23 words & Definitions
Levels of Organization
Greek Root Words I.
Word Parts I.
Viv life vivid revive.
WWW List #3 first/second: 3.A
Greek Root Words.
Prefix and suffix quiz ii
EXTENDING HUMAN VISION
STEMS LIST #5 Draw a three-column chart: STEM DEFINITION STEM WORDS 1.
Presentation transcript:

STEM LIST #3

HOMO Meaning: Example Word: Same Homonym- a word with the same pronunciation as another but with a different meaning, origin, and usually spelling

SPEC Meaning: Look Example Word: Spectacles- eye glasses

DUCT Meaning: Example Word: Lead Conduct- to act as a leader or director

FER Meaning: Example Word: Carry Transfer- to move from one place to another

PEND Meaning: Example Word: Hang Pendant- something that hangs down (necklace)

MICRO Meaning: Example Word: Small Microscope- used for enlarging images of small objects

HYDRO Meaning: Example Word: Water Dehydrate- to lose water or body fluids

PHOTO Meaning: Example Word: Light Photography- producing images on to a surface by using light

PAN Meaning: Example Word: All Panorama- a full view in every direction

PENTA Meaning: Five Example Word: Pentagon- five sided polygon

TELE Meaning: Example Word: Far Telescope – instrument for viewing distant objects

VID Meaning: Example Word: Look Video- images displayed on a computer or T.V. screen

OMNI Meaning: Example Word: All Omnivore- an organism that eats both plants and animals

EX Meaning: Out Example Word: Exit- the act of going out or away

POLY Meaning: Example Word: Many Polygon- a figure that has 3 or more sides

RE Meaning: Example Word: Again Revise- to change something that has already been written or printed

HYP Meaning: Example Word: Under Hypothermia- reduction of body temperature to abnormally low level

PSEUDO Meaning: False Example Word: Pseudonym- false name

NEURO Meaning: Example Word: Nerve Neurology- study of the structure and function of the nervous system

TOMY Meaning: Example Word: Cut Tonsillectomy- the removal of the tonsils

HEMA Meaning: Example Word: Blood Hematology- branch of biology that deals with the blood

PROTO Meaning: Example Word: First Prototype- an original model on which something is patterned

PHON Meaning: Example Word: Sound Telephone- instrument used for transmitting and receiving sounds

MONO Meaning: Example Word: One Monarchy- A government run by one person

VIV Meaning: Example Word: Life Revive- to bring back or come back to life

Feedback: Privacy Policy Feedback
Do Not Sell My Personal Information
About project: SlidePlayer Terms of Service

© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc. All rights reserved.