1. Pre- Before, in advance Post- After
-You will be sitting at your desk -You need to get your spiral Prefixes
Pre- Before, in advance
Post- After

2. Pre- BEFORE, IN ADVANCE
preapprove (v)to authorize or give permission in advance
precaution(n)a measure taken in advance to prevent harm
precede(v)to come before something else in time, order, or rank
predict(v)to say what will happen before it occurs
prefix(n)a syllable or word that comes before a root word to change its meaning
prejudge(v)to make a decision before you have all the facts
prepay(v)to pay for something before it needs to be paid in full
pretest(n)a test before the real test, usually given to see what is already known
prevent(v)to stop something from happening before it occurs
preview(v)to look at or see something before something or someone else

3. Post- After
postdate(v)to write on something a date that comes after the real date
postgraduate(n)a person who takes a college class after he or she has already graduated
posthumous(adj)occurring or continuing after death; usually related to a book that is published after the author has died
postindustrial(n)the time in society that came after the Industrial Revolution
postmark(n)a mark printed across a stamp after it is received by the post office
postmeridian(adj)taking place after noon; p.m.
postpone(v)to do something at a time or date after it was originally planned
postproduction(n)the editing that it done after the movie, film, or video has been taped
postscript(n)a comment, note, or thought written after the letter is finished; p.s.

4. Friday
Come in, get your spiral and review your vocabulary words for the test.
LAST CHANCE TO TURN IN PARENT LETTER!!
NEW STUDENTS HAVE TILL MONDAY
Today’s procedures:
You will take a test over the vocabulary words
When you are done
– turn it into the assignment folder at the back of the room for your class period
After your test go to your computer from yesterday and continue with Lexia.
Be sure to mark your progress
I will be checking your answers to the questions on your library book

5. Mono- one
monochrome(adj) having one color; a painting, design, photo , or outfit that is only one color or shades of one color
monocle(n) an eyeglass for one eye
monolingual(adj) speaking or writing only one language
monolith(n) something made out of one single large block or piece of stone; one single stone monument
monologue(n) a long speech given by one person
monophobia(n) an abnormal fear of being the only one there; fear or being alone
monopoly(n) control of a product of service by one company
monorail(n) a track for subway or train cars that only has one rail
monosyllabic(adj) having only one syllable
monotone(n)   a speech in which every word has one tone of voice

6. Poly- many polychromatic(adj) having many different colors
polyclinic(n) a hospital that treats many different kinds of diseases
polydactyl(adj) having many fingers or toes (more than normal number)
polyglot(n) a person who knows how to speak, read, or write many languages
polygon(n) a closed plane figure with many straight lines that connect
polygraph(n) a machine that writes down many different changes in the body while the person answers questions; a lie detector test
polyhedron(n) a solid figure with many sides, such as a pyramid
polymorphous(adj) having or assuming many different forms
polysyllabic(adj) having many syllables
polytheism(n)   the belief in many different gods