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Greek and Latin Roots Quarter 1-List 1

What is the purpose of Greek and latin? Know one root, know many words Know one suffix, know part of speech Know one prefix, know definition Know roots, strengthen reading ability Know vocabulary, strengthen writing ability

Vita- Life

Predictions-What words helped you come to that conclusion? Using Knowledge of the root and context clues what is the definition of Vitality. Even at age ninety-three, my grandfather was full of vitality. It's a somewhat interesting play, but it lacks vitality. Predictions-What words helped you come to that conclusion?

Vitality- state of being strong and active Parts of Speech: Noun Association/Leaf- 7th graders, my nephew Tripp

The nurse checked the patient's heartbeat and other vital signs. Using Knowledge of the root and context clues what is the definition of Vital. The nurse checked the patient's heartbeat and other vital signs. The heart and lungs are vital organs. These foods contain vital nutrients. Predictions-What words helped you come to that conclusion? Background Knowledge?

Vital- absolutely necessary; important Part of Speech: Adjective Association/Leaf- What are some examples of things that are vital for us to live?

Cle- Small

Using Knowledge of the root and context clues what is the definition of molecule. It is evident that this is practicable if the number and kind of atoms contained in the molecule of a compound can be determined. Predictions-What words helped you come to that conclusion? Background Knowledge?

Chemistry Molecule- smallest particle in a chemical element Part or Speech: Noun Chemistry

The chance of winning the lottery is unfortunately minuscule. Using Knowledge of the root and context clues what is the definition of minuscule. The chance of winning the lottery is unfortunately minuscule. A minuscule number of applicants are actually accepted to the program.. Predictions-What words helped you come to that conclusion? Background Knowledge?

Part of Speech: adjective Miniscule- extremely tiny Insects, atoms, cells,

Scope-look

Using Knowledge of the root and context clues what is the definition of Telescope. He certainly describes a method of constructing a telescope, but not so as to lead one to conclude that he was in possession of that instrument. Predictions-What words helped you come to that conclusion? Background Knowledge?

Association Leaf- To see the Blood Moon, Astronomy telescope-an optical instrument designed to make distant objects appear nearer Part of Speech: noun Association Leaf- To see the Blood Moon, Astronomy

Using Knowledge of the root and context clues what is the definition of Periscope. The modern practice is to take rapid observations rather than to keep the periscope above the water all the time. Predictions-What words helped you come to that conclusion? Background Knowledge?

Association Leaf-submarine periscope-an apparatus consisting of a tube attached to a set of mirrors or prisms, by which an observer (typically in a submerged submarine or behind a high obstacle) can see things that are otherwise out of sight. Part of Speech: noun Association Leaf-submarine

Meter-Measure

Using Knowledge of the root and context clues what is the definition of thermometer. There is no place in Russia, Archangel and Astrakhan included, where the thermometer does not rise in summer nearly to 86° Fahrenheit. Predictions-What words helped you come to that conclusion? Background Knowledge?

Thermometer-an instrument for measuring and indicating temperature Part of Speech: Noun Association –Weather

Dean looked at the odometer and then at the mileage log. Using Knowledge of the root and context clues what is the definition of odometer. Dean looked at the odometer and then at the mileage log. Predictions-What words helped you come to that conclusion? Background Knowledge?

Association –gas mileage Odometer-an instrument for measuring the distance traveled by a vehicle. Part of Speech: Noun Association –gas mileage

Homework Choices Create a fill-n-blank worksheet using at least 9 words Write a paragraph using at least 9 words Create a crossword using at least nine words AND provide answers Helpful Website for crossword maker http://puzzlemaker.discoveryeducation.com/CrissCro ssSetupForm.asp