Why Teachers Love This Resource
- Give students a strategy that works across all content areas
- Save time with no-prep, ready-to-use lessons
- Built-in spiral review ensures long-term retention
- Boost rigor, yet helps struggling readers across grade-level texts
- Decoding words helps with state testing
- Perfect for whole group, small group, centers, or morning work
What Students Will Learn
- How to decode unfamiliar words using roots and affixes
- Over 300 vocabulary words across 20 units
- How to apply word analysis to improve reading comprehension
- How to research and generate new words independently
👉 Students learn 15+ words per week (5 roots/affixes + 10 vocabulary words), plus additional words through research activities
What’s Included (10 Units)
✔️ 100 Greek & Latin roots and affixes
✔️ 200 vocabulary words tied to each root/affix
✔️ Research-based word extension activities
✔️ Spiral review built into every unit
✔️ Study materials and tests
✔️ Print + Digital options
PDF (Printable) Activities Include:
★ A mini study list (create a ringed reference booklet)
★ Study cards for practice or a concentration game
★ Anchor charts for each root/affix
★ Word wall & bulletin board cards
★ Matching + open-ended study guides
★ Sentence-building activities (two options)
★ Word brainstorming pages
★ Fill-in-the-blank story
★ “I Have, Who Has” review game
★ Weekly quizzes with spiral review
★ Cumulative tests
★ Answer keys
Google Slides Activities include all printable worksheets, PLUS a Self-Check review and a Google Forms auto-grading quiz.
How It Works: Students encounter words repeatedly through practice, review, and application, leading to real retention, not just short-term memorization.
Why This Matters: When students understand Greek and Latin roots, they can:
- Decode thousands of unfamiliar words
- Improve reading comprehension across all subjects
- Strengthen spelling and writing skills
- Build confidence with academic vocabulary
Teacher Feedback: ★★★★★“I can’t explain how much I love this resource! It has everything you need for a morphology unit. I like how there are only 5 words per unit, with different activities. The google forms are already made. It is easy to use and great for both teacher and student. I plan to use this every year moving forward.”
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Words used in this unit:
Unit 1– Greek Prefixes- mono, tri, pent, hexa, dec
Unit 2– Latin Prefixes- bi, quad, oct, cent, milli
Unit 3– Greek Prefixes- anti, mega, syn/sym, dys, auto
Unit 4– Latin Prefixes- contra, re, sub, trans, pre
Unit 5– Greek Roots- graph, meter, phobia, tele, therm
Unit 6– Latin Roots- aqua, bene, mal, port, ject
Unit 7– Greek Roots- mania, cardi/o, phon, aer/o, crypto
Unit 8– Latin Roots- tract, duc/t, vert/vers, astro/aster, cline
Unit 9– Greek Suffixes- log/logue, oid, ism, chrome, pod
Unit 10– Latin Suffixes- age, ory, ine, ment, ist
Unit 11– Greek Prefixes- bio, dis, epi, ex, hyper
Unit 12– Latin Prefixes- circu/m, extra, mis, multi, non
Unit 13– Greek Prefixes- hypo, dia, micro, pan, peri
Unit 14– Latin Prefixes- ab, com, post, pro, semi
Unit 15– Latin Prefixes- dict, fract/frag, grat, mar, mater
Unit 16– Greek Roots- dyna, geo, photo, polis, scope
Unit 17– Latin Roots- medic, migr, mit, opt, pater
Unit 18– Latin Suffixes- able/ible, al/ial, an, ant/ent, cule/ling
Unit 19– Greek Suffixes- ee, ess, gram, ize, ology/logy
Unit 20– Latin Suffixes- er/or, fy, ic, ive, ous
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