1. Etymology Study- First ½ November
Etymology study helps you spell challenging words. It helps you understand new, interesting words. It might make you a word nerd! 

2. Circum- around (Latin)
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Circum- around (Latin)
Circumnavigate
Circumstance
Circumference
circumscribe

3. Pentameter (line of poetry with five strong beats)
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Penta- five (Greek)
Pentagon
Pentathlon
Pentameter (line of poetry with five strong beats)
pentasyllable

4. Duct- lead/course/direction (Latin)
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Duct- lead/course/direction (Latin)
Abduct
Aqueduct
Conductor
deduct

5. Intro- inward/within (Early 19th century English)
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Intro- inward/within (Early 19th century English)
Introduction
Introduce
Introspect
introflex

6. Centri- center/middle (Greek)
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Centri- center/middle (Greek)
Eccentric (out of order)
Centripetal (tending to move toward center)
Centrifugal (tending to move away from a center)
Concentric (having a common center)

7. Decagon Decade Decahedron decathlete
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Deca- ten (Greek)
Decagon
Decade
Decahedron
decathlete

8. Simil/simul- resembles (Old English)
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Simil/simul- resembles (Old English)
Similar
Simile
Simulation
simultaneously

9. Ician-specialist (French)
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Ician-specialist (French)
Pedetrician
Musician
Statiscian
Dietician

10. Etymology Study
Find the root word:
Reading
Writing
Mathematics
scientist

11. Etymology Study
Find the root word:
Reading
Writing -write
Mathematics
Scientist -science