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Greek and Latin Roots Vocabulary MEGA Bundle-Lists 1-10
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Greek and Latin Roots Vocabulary MEGA Bundle-Lists 1-10

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Help your students build their vocabulary with this MEGA bundle of resources. Over 60% of all English words are derived from Greek or Latin roots and students who study these roots score higher on standardized tests. Knowledge of these roots are an invaluable tool in learning new vocabulary not only for native English speakers, but for your ESL students as well. This MEGA bundle includes 10 PowerPoint presentations and 4 sets of flashcards for 250 affixes and roots. Use the presentations to introduce the vocabulary. Each slide includes 5 items: a word part, meaning of the word part, a picture to help remember the meaning, and a focus word with definition which shows the use of the part. You can easily convert the presentations to Google Slides. The first two sets of flashcards include each of the 250 affixes and roots, the third set has the meanings of the word parts, and the fourth set has the meanings with a picture. The flashcards are perfect for individual practice and pair or group games. They are great for ELLs and your visual and kinesthetic learners! Word parts included are: a-, acr, acro, ad, agog, alt, alter, amat, ambul, amphi, anim, ante, anthropo, anti, apt, aqua, -ar, archy, ard, astr, ate, audi, auto, bell, bene, bi, biblio, bio, brev, caco, cad, cap, capit, carn, cede, cent, centri, chron, cide, circum, cise, clam, cle, clud, co, cogn, con, contra, cor, corp, cred, crypt, culp, cum, cur, curr, curs, de, dec, demi, demo, derm, dia, dict, dign, dis, dorm, dox, duct, dyna, ecto, ego, endo, equi, ess, ethno, eu, ex, extra, fer, fid, fin, fort, fract, fug, fus, fy, gamy, gen, geo, germ, gest, graph, grat, greg, gyro, hedron, helio, hema, hetero, hexa, homo, hydro, hyper, hypo, ician, ics, il, in, ine, inter, intra, intro, ism, iso, itis, ject, junct, lat, leg, liber, lith, loco, logy, loqu, luc, luna, magn, mal, man, mar, matri, medi, mega, meta, meter, micro, migr, mir, mis, miss, mono, morph, mort, muta, nat, necro, neo, ness, neuro, nomy, non, nov, numer, nym, octa, ocul, oid, omni, ornith, ortho, osteo, ous, pac, paleo, pan, pater, path, ped, pend, penta, per, petr, phile, phobia, phon, photo, plasto, platy, plu, polis, poly, pond, pop, port, post, pre, prim, proto, pseudo, psych, pugn, punct, put, pyro, re, rect, retro, rid, rupt, sacro, sanct, sangui, sci, scope, scribe, se, sed, semi, sens, son, soph, spec, spir, stell, stereo, string, sub, super, sur, sym, syn, tact, tang, tele, tempor, tetra, theo, thermo, tion, tomy, topo, tort, tract, trans, tri, trib, ultra, un, uni, urb, ver, vert, vest, vid, vita, viv, voc, volv, and zo. Includes: • 10 PowerPoint Presentations • 4 Sets of Flashcards for 250 roots (1000 cards) • Answer Keys Check out my shop for additional lists and bundles!
Greek and Latin Roots Activities-Vocabulary List #9
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Greek and Latin Roots Activities-Vocabulary List #9

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Two resources for teaching and learning 25 Greek and Latin affixes and roots. The first is a PowerPoint presentation which introduces the 25 word parts. Each slide includes 5 items: a word part, meaning of the word part, a picture to help remember the meaning, and a focus word with definition which shows the use of the part. You can easily convert the presentation to Google Slides. The second resource is four complete sets of flashcards for the same word parts. The first two sets include each of the 25 affixes and roots, the third set has the meanings of the word parts, and the fourth set has the meanings with a picture. Several blank cards are included so you can add additional word parts to study. The flashcards are perfect for centers, small groups, or individual practice. Print on heavy paper (cardstock) and laminate for long-term use. Use them for games such as Charades, Go Fish, Concentration and Pictionary. Your ELL, visual, and kinesthetic learners will enjoy the activities as they build their vocabulary! An answer key is provided to allow students to check their work. List #9 includes the following affixes and roots: path, a-, nomy, fid, caco, hetero, sci, graph, lat, lith, tract, in, co, phile, ine, -ar, hexa, fract, platy, theo, fin, hedron, ambul, ous, and topo. These parts are based on List #9 of “The Word Within the Word I” by Michael Clay Thompson, although this resource can be used with any study of Greek and Latin roots. Includes: • PowerPoint Presentation • 4 Sets of Flashcards (100 cards) • Answer Key Check out my shop for additional lists and bundles!
Greek and Latin Roots Activities-Vocabulary List #8
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Greek and Latin Roots Activities-Vocabulary List #8

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Two resources for teaching and learning 25 Greek and Latin affixes and roots. The first is a PowerPoint presentation which introduces the 25 word parts. Each slide includes 5 items: a word part, meaning of the word part, a picture to help remember the meaning, and a focus word with definition which shows the use of the part. You can easily convert the presentation to Google Slides. The second resource is four complete sets of flashcards for the same word parts. The first two sets include each of the 25 affixes and roots, the third set has the meanings of the word parts, and the fourth set has the meanings with a picture. Several blank cards are included so you can add additional word parts to study. The flashcards are perfect for centers, small groups, or individual practice. Print on heavy paper (cardstock) and laminate for long-term use. Use them for games such as Charades, Go Fish, Concentration and Pictionary. Your ELL, visual, and kinesthetic learners will enjoy the activities as they build their vocabulary! An answer key is provided to allow students to check their work. List #8 includes the following affixes and roots: sed, leg, anim, tort, nym, sanct, meta, petr, mir, man, rect, volv, demi, retro, sens, fy, ocul, cur, ultra, oid, gest, apt, tact, voc, and rid. These parts are based on List #8 of “The Word Within the Word I” by Michael Clay Thompson, although this resource can be used with any study of Greek and Latin roots. Includes: • PowerPoint Presentation • 4 Sets of Flashcards (100 cards) • Answer Key Check out my shop for additional lists and bundles!
Greek and Latin Roots Activities-Vocabulary List #17
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Greek and Latin Roots Activities-Vocabulary List #17

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Two resources for teaching and learning 25 Greek and Latin affixes and roots. The first is a PowerPoint presentation which introduces the 25 word parts. Each slide includes 5 items: a word part, meaning of the word part, a picture to help remember the meaning, and a focus word with definition which shows the use of the part. You can easily convert the presentation to Google Slides. The second resource is four complete sets of flashcards for the same word parts. The first two sets include each of the 25 affixes and roots, the third set has the meanings of the word parts, and the fourth set has the meanings with a picture. Several blank cards are included so you can add additional word parts to study. The flashcards are perfect for centers, small groups, or individual practice. Print on heavy paper (cardstock) and laminate for long-term use. Use them for games such as Charades, Go Fish, Concentration and Pictionary. Your ELL, visual, and kinesthetic learners will enjoy the activities as they build their vocabulary! An answer key is provided to allow students to check their work. List #17 includes the following affixes and roots: aur, coron, flect, glott, hist, lingu, liter, mens, mony, mot, nav, ovi, par, peri, phan, phasia, phen, pot, pter, quin, rat, sis, socio, und, via. These parts are based on List #17 of “The Word Within the Word I” by Michael Clay Thompson, although this resource can be used with any study of Greek and Latin roots. Includes: • PowerPoint Presentation • 4 Sets of Flashcards (100 cards) • Answer Key Check out my shop for additional lists and bundles!
Greek and Latin Roots Activities-Vocabulary List #11
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Greek and Latin Roots Activities-Vocabulary List #11

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Two resources for teaching and learning 25 Greek and Latin affixes and roots. The first is a PowerPoint presentation which introduces the 25 word parts. Each slide includes 5 items: a word part, meaning of the word part, a picture to help remember the meaning, and a focus word with definition which shows the use of the part. You can easily convert the presentation to Google Slides. The second resource is four complete sets of flashcards for the same word parts. The first two sets include each of the 25 affixes and roots, the third set has the meanings of the word parts, and the fourth set has the meanings with a picture. Several blank cards are included so you can add additional word parts to study. The flashcards are perfect for centers, small groups, or individual practice. Print on heavy paper (cardstock) and laminate for long-term use. Use them for games such as Charades, Go Fish, Concentration and Pictionary. Your ELL, visual, and kinesthetic learners will enjoy the activities as they build their vocabulary! An answer key is provided to allow students to check their work. List #11 includes the following affixes and roots: -i, jus, lum, ann, apo, sen, sol, bas, rogat, parl, potent, surg, log, gram, cant, reg, pro, gyn, ag, act, mob, sess, fic, nounce, and andro. These parts are based on List #11 of “The Word Within the Word I” by Michael Clay Thompson, although this resource can be used with any study of Greek and Latin roots. Includes: • PowerPoint Presentation • 4 Sets of Flashcards (100 cards) • Answer Key Check out my shop for additional lists and bundles!
Greek and Latin Roots Vocabulary Bundle-Lists 11-15
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Greek and Latin Roots Vocabulary Bundle-Lists 11-15

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Grab some new resources to help your students learn Greek and Latin roots in your classroom or homeschool. Over 60% of all English words are derived from Greek and Latin roots and in the fields of science and technology it is more than 90%! Learning the meanings of these roots makes it much easier to understand new words, as a single Greek or Latin root can help unlock the meanings of up to 30 English words. This bundle includes 5 PowerPoint presentations and 4 sets of flashcards for 125 affixes and roots. Word parts included are: -a, ab, act, aden, aer, ag, alb, an-, andro, ann, apo, arthro, ase, bachio, bas, -be, blasto, bon, brachy, branchio, cant, chlor, chrom, cyan, cyt, dactyl, dextro, dicho, diplo, dom, dors, dys, eco, ef, emia, enter, epi, erg, erythron, exo, fic, fil, form, frat, gastro, glyc, gon, gram, gress, gyn, haplo, hemo, hippo, holo, hum, -I, idio, im, infra, ium, jus, kin, labor, lent, leuko, lite, log, lum, lys, macro, mel, mem, meso, milli, mob, myo, nounce, oligo, opia, ose, osis, para, parl, patho, phag, phor, phos, phyll, phylo, phyt, pleo, pod, potent, pro, reg, rhiz, rhodo, rogat, sapro, schizo, sect, sen, sequ, sess, sol, som soror, spor, sta, struct, surg, taxis, tox, trich, troph, tropo, tude, ultima, vac, val, ventri, vol, vore, zygo, and zym. Use the presentation to introduce the vocabulary. Each slide includes 5 items: a word part, meaning of the word part, a picture to help remember the meaning, and a focus word with definition which shows the use of the part. You can easily convert the presentation to Google Slides. The first two sets of flashcards include each of the 125 affixes and roots, the third set has the meanings of the word parts, and the fourth set has the meanings with a picture. The flashcards are perfect for centers, small groups, and individual practice. They are great for ELLs and your visual and kinesthetic learners! Includes: • 5 PowerPoint Presentations • 4 Sets of Flashcards (500 cards) • Answer Keys Check out my shop for additional lists and bundles!
Greek and Latin Roots Vocabulary Bundle-Lists 16-20
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Greek and Latin Roots Vocabulary Bundle-Lists 16-20

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Grab some new resources to help your students learn Greek and Latin roots in your classroom or homeschool. Over 60% of all English words are derived from Greek and Latin roots and in the fields of science and technology it is more than 90%! Learning the meanings of these roots makes it much easier to understand new words, as a single Greek or Latin root can help unlock the meanings of up to 30 English words. This bundle includes 5 PowerPoint presentations and 4 sets of flashcards for 125 affixes and roots. Word parts included are: algia, Anglo, antho, atmo, atom, aur, austro, baro, bath, calli, cardio, cata, caust, cephalon, chiro, cirr, clor, coron, cosmo, counter, cracy, cranio, cumu, cyclo, dendr, di, digit, err, ferro, fiss, flect, flu, foli, fore, glott, gno, grade, grav, gymno, hemi, here, hibern, hist, ichthy, ideo, ign, ish, ist, ize, jur, kilo, lachry, lepsy, less, let, lign, lin, lingu, liter, mania, mela, mens, meteor, moll, monger, mont, mony, mot, multi, mund, myria, nano, narco, nav, nesia, nuc, ob, oma, oo, opthal, orb, oscu, oss, ovi, par, peri, phan, phasia, phen, pico, pithec, plasm, pneumo, pos, pot, protero, pter, pulse, quadr, quasi, quin, radi, rat, rub, sat, saur, sept, sine, sis, socio, sol, solv, somn, strat, tachy, terr, und, vas, vect, ven, vermi, via, vice, xeno, and xylo. Use the presentation to introduce the vocabulary. Each slide includes 5 items: a word part, meaning of the word part, a picture to help remember the meaning, and a focus word with definition which shows the use of the part. You can easily convert the presentation to Google Slides. The first two sets of flashcards include each of the 125 affixes and roots, the third set has the meanings of the word parts, and the fourth set has the meanings with a picture. The flashcards are perfect for centers, small groups, and individual practice. They are great for ELLs and your visual and kinesthetic learners! Includes: • 5 PowerPoint Presentations • 4 Sets of Flashcards (500 cards) • Answer Keys Check out my shop for additional lists and bundles!
Greek and Latin Roots Activities-Vocabulary List #19
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Greek and Latin Roots Activities-Vocabulary List #19

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Two resources for teaching and learning 25 Greek and Latin affixes and roots. The first is a PowerPoint presentation which introduces the 25 word parts. Each slide includes 5 items: a word part, meaning of the word part, a picture to help remember the meaning, and a focus word with definition which shows the use of the part. You can easily convert the presentation to Google Slides. The second resource is four complete sets of flashcards for the same word parts. The first two sets include each of the 25 affixes and roots, the third set has the meanings of the word parts, and the fourth set has the meanings with a picture. Several blank cards are included so you can add additional word parts to study. The flashcards are perfect for centers, small groups, or individual practice. Print on heavy paper (cardstock) and laminate for long-term use. Use them for games such as Charades, Go Fish, Concentration and Pictionary. Your ELL, visual, and kinesthetic learners will enjoy the activities as they build their vocabulary! An answer key is provided to allow students to check their work. List #19 includes the following affixes and roots: bath, cirr, clor, cumu, di, fiss, grav, hibern, ichthy, kilo, meteor, mont, myria, nuc, oma, ophthal, protero, pulse, rub, sat, sol, solv, strat, tachy, and ven. These parts are based on List #19 of “The Word Within the Word I” by Michael Clay Thompson, although this resource can be used with any study of Greek and Latin roots. Includes: • PowerPoint Presentation • 4 Sets of Flashcards (100 cards) • Answer Key Check out my shop for additional lists and bundles!
Greek and Latin Roots Activities-Vocabulary List #20
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Greek and Latin Roots Activities-Vocabulary List #20

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Two resources for teaching and learning 25 Greek and Latin affixes and roots. The first is a PowerPoint presentation which introduces the 25 word parts. Each slide includes 5 items: a word part, meaning of the word part, a picture to help remember the meaning, and a focus word with definition which shows the use of the part. You can easily convert the presentation to Google Slides. The second resource is four complete sets of flashcards for the same word parts. The first two sets include each of the 25 affixes and roots, the third set has the meanings of the word parts, and the fourth set has the meanings with a picture. Several blank cards are included so you can add additional word parts to study. The flashcards are perfect for centers, small groups, or individual practice. Print on heavy paper (cardstock) and laminate for long-term use. Use them for games such as Charades, Go Fish, Concentration and Pictionary. Your ELL, visual, and kinesthetic learners will enjoy the activities as they build their vocabulary! An answer key is provided to allow students to check their work. List #20 includes the following affixes and roots: atom, dendr, digit, foli, grade, gymno, hemi, ign, lachry, lign, lin, mela, moll, multi, narco, ob, oo, orb, oscu, plasm, pneumo, radi, vect, vermi, vice. These parts are based on List #20 of “The Word Within the Word I” by Michael Clay Thompson, although this resource can be used with any study of Greek and Latin roots. Includes: • PowerPoint Presentation • 4 Sets of Flashcards (100 cards) • Answer Key Check out my shop for additional lists and bundles!