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Root Words
The document discusses root words and provides examples for practice identifying root words. It defines a root word as a word that has a prefix, suffix, or both added to it. It then instructs the reader to underline the root words and circle the prefixes or suffixes in example words provided on subsequent slides.
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Root Words
- 1. Root Words Aroot word is a word that has a prefix, suffix, or both added to it. Underline the root words in the following slides. Circle the prefix or suffix.
- 2. Root Words Movethe mouse to the bottom left corner until an arrow appears. Click the bottom left arrow to select the pen. On the following slides click this button and click the word Pen .
- 3. Root Words unzippedsearched enraged
- 4. Root Words unzippedsearched enraged
- 5. Root Words dismountunloading tramping
- 6. Root Words dismountunloading tramping
- 7. Root Words disappointmentunfriendly beloved
- 8. Root Words disappointmentunfriendly beloved
- 9. Root Words uneasydishonestly homeless
- 10. Root Words uneasydishonestly homeless
- 11. How did youdo? If you need more practice, visit Searching for Root Words or Words and Roots .
Editor's Notes
- #2 In order to complete the link on the last slide, the computer must be connected to (and logged on to) the internet. This presentation was originally posted on: http://208.183.128.3/ce/ppt.htm Connie Campbell can be reached at: [email_address]
- #3 Be sure to try this on your own before, you use it with students.
- #12 In order to complete the link on this slide, the computer must be connected to (and logged on to) the internet.