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Latin Roots Doodle Notes

Directions Write the root and its meaning at the top of the page. For each root, draw a picture that represents the MEANING of the root. Use color. Write 5 or more words that use the root.

dict Latin- “say, declare” Benediction Contradict Dictate Dictator Dictatorship Diction Dictionary Dictum Edict Indicate Indicative Indict prediction

Flect/flex Latin- “bend” Deflect Flection Flex Flexibility Flexible Flexor Genuflection Inflection Reflect Reflective Reflex reflexive

struct Latin- “build” Construction Constructive Construe Destruction Destructive Infrastructure Instructor Instrument Misconstrue Obstruct Reconstruct Structure substructure

Vers/vert Latin- “turn” Adversary Adverse Adversity Convert Diverse Divert Invert Reverse Subversive Universe Versatile Version vertigo

Vis/vid Latin- “look, see” Advise Evident Improvise Provide Supervise Visage Visible Vision Visionary Visitor Vista visualize