
Roots
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English
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6th - 12th Grade
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Jessica Minard
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Roots
The 3rd Building Block of Words
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Multiple Choice
Quick review: What is a word part with meaning called?
morpheme
syllable
gerund
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Open Ended
What are the 3 types of morphemes?
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Multiple Select
Prefixes are always found where?
at the end
in the middle
by themselves
at the beginning
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Multiple Select
Suffixes are always found where?
at the end
in the middle
by themselves
at the beginning
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Open Ended
What does it mean if a word has a compound prefix or compound suffix?
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Open Ended
Name 3 prefixes.
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Open Ended
Name 3 suffixes.
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Open Ended
Name 5 words with prefixes in them
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Open Ended
Name 5 words with suffixes in them
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Main Goal of Today
Today you will learn about roots which will help you successfully use Word MAPS
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Open Ended
First let's define "root." What is a root?
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Roots... the basics
*A root is a morpheme at the beginning, middle, or end of the word.
*It can also be a word just by itself
*The more roots you know, the easier it is to figure out unknown words
*Not all words have roots
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Roots can appear in different forms
Check out the next slide for an example
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Example: "aster"
aster means star
in the word "asterisk" aster is located at the beginning.
in the word "disastrous," aster has been slightly changed to "astro" & appears in the middle of the world.
in the word "aster" the root can stand alone
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Word: Aster
aster is a type of flower
the root aster means star
therefore, we can infer that an aster flower looks like a star
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How are Words Created?
*Combining word parts to make meaning
*Roots in English often come from Latin and Greek words
*A group of words that have the same root are called a "word family"
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Open Ended
Why do you think words that share the same root are called a word family?
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Examples of Word Families
All share a similar prefix, suffix, or root
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Morpheme Rule #1
1. A morpheme can have several meanings.
Examples:
"in-" means "not"
"in-" means "into" and "within"
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Morpheme Rule 2
2. Morphemes can have the same meaning but different forms.
Examples:
"an-" means "not"
"dis-" means "not"
"im-" means "not"
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Morpheme Rule 3
3. Morphemes can have the same meaning but similiar forms.
"aster" & "astro" mean start
"flex" & "flect" mean "bend"
"mit" & "mis" mean "send"
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Multiple Choice
All words have a root.
true
false
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Open Ended
What is the purpose of root words?
Roots
The 3rd Building Block of Words
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