
Frag, Frail, Fract Greek/Latin Word Study 4th Grade
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4th Grade
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Jaye Davis
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Frag, Frail, Fract
Greek/Latin Root Words
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Poll
What do you think fract, frail & frag root word means?
Deciding
Good
Broken
Strange
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What: I can study the Greek/Latin root words FRACT, FRAIL & FRAG, which means broken or shattered.
How: Quizizz!
Why: To expand my vocabulary and understand how words are connected.
Objective
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Geometry that creates broken patterns out of a smaller version of design.
This is usually a type of art.
Fractals
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Multiple Choice
What is an example of a fractal?
Dog
Pencil
Flower
Coffee Mug
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A part of a whole.
Broken piece of something that is no longer whole.
Fraction
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Multiple Choice
What is an example of a fraction?
Sandwich
Seahorse
Calculator
Blanket
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A part of the body that is broken.
Fun fact: People get confused all the time between a fracture and a broken bone. Typically, they mean the exact same thing. However, there are degrees of a fracture and why some fractures heal easier than others.
Fracture
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Match
Match the following:
frail, frag, fract=
fracture
fractal
fraction
broken; shattered
broken part of the body
geometric art
piece of a whole
broken; shattered
broken part of the body
geometric art
piece of a whole
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Easily broken or easily damaged.
Fragile
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Word Cloud
What is an item that is fragile?
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An incomplete sentence or a break in the sentence.
For example: The dog play.
This is a fragment! What word is missing?
Fragment
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence is a fragment?
The dog loves chicken flavored kibble.
The cat is playful.
A hummingbird drinks sugar water.
The sweater green and fluffy.
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Something that is broken into pieces.
Broken glass is a good example of this.
Fragmented
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Easily broken or destroyed.
Example: someone very weak or sick.
Frail
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Match
Match the following
Frail
Fragment
Fragmented
Fragile
Fracture
weak, sick, destroyed
Incomplete sentence
Broken pieces
Easily damaged
Broken part of the body
weak, sick, destroyed
Incomplete sentence
Broken pieces
Easily damaged
Broken part of the body
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Broken rule, a violation
A referral is written because of an infraction.
Infraction
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Multiple Choice
What is an example of an infraction?
Manners
Respect
Talking Back
A referral
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To bend light to appear broken.
Refract
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Fill in the Blanks
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To break into an issue; to vote
Suffrage
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Last question!
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Draw
Draw one of your vocabulary words
(student choice!)
See if I can guess your picture.
1 minute, go!
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What: I can study the Greek/Latin root words FRACT, FRAIL & FRAG, which means broken or shattered.
How: Quizizz!
Why: To expand my vocabulary and understand how words are connected.
Objective
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That's all for now!
Great job!
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