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- 1. Vocabulary Instruction Across the Disciplines Jazz up your Vocabulary Instruction Jennifer McCarty Plucker, Ed. D. PowerPoint available at http://jmplucker.blogspot.com JMPlucker, Ed. D.
- 6. Marzano, 2004, p. 69 JMPlucker, Ed. D.
- 19. JMPlucker, Ed. D. Example: Art Word Part Meaning Example Words chrom color, pigmant achromatic, monochromatic dur harden, to last durable, enduring fac do, make factory, manufacture, facsimile
- 31. Shair Carlson, 2006 Word Part
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- 35. EPHS 112906 E.Boehm/Vocabulary Unit Topic: Skateboarding Teacher: ___________ Course:_______________ Text:____________ Vocabulary Word This word is totally new to me I’ve heard or seen this word, but I’m not sure what it means I know a definition or could use this word in a sentence I know several ways this word could be used Grip tape Fakie Crooked grind McTwist Nollie Half pipe
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- Roots, then is the umbrella tern for the subcategories of prefix, base, suffix. Notice that the base in this picture is shown as the handle of the umbrella. The base holds up the entire word, providing its essential or “basic” meaning. Root is generic term for ANY part of a word that carries meaning. . .whether it is a prefix, base, or suffix. Pre—beginning of the word directional, showing time, numerical, negation Base—Middle of a word offers basic meaning—sometimes stands alone or needs no prefix. Suffix—End of a word, typically to Indicate part of speech. Least important for deriving meaning of a word. ~ Rasinski, et. al., 2008, p.33
- Generation (from the Latin generāre meaning to beget), or to come into being. A single latin root allows 5-20 English words to come into being.
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- Use what you know about roots: prefixes, bases, and suffixes . What does each word mean? Im=not (unable to die) Mono= one (one color) In=not (not able to hear) Pre=before (literally to write before) To Prescribe—lay down prior Para=beside/outside ology= study of parapsychological – study of phenemena outside physical explanation
- What other words can you think of containing SCRIPT? http://www.funbrain.com/cgi-bin/root.cgi?A1=c&A2=0&A3=1&A4=3&A5=3&A6=27&A7=27&A8=2064_0_285212672
- dem = people. democracy, democratic, epidemic
- What other words do you know with this root? Chrono=time http://www.funbrain.com/cgi-bin/root.cgi?A1=c&A2=1&A3=1&A4=1&A5=1&A6=7&A7=7&A8=16777217_0_0
- Our language can be filled with words that sometimes seem incomprehensible. By "dissecting" these words into discrete units, even the most complex terms can be understood. To demonstrate this concept, let's begin by dissecting the word above. Considering the prefix (pneumo-) and the suffix (-osis), we can determine that the lungs are affected with something. But what? Breaking down the rest of the terms we get extremely small (ultramicroscopic) silicon (silico-) and volcanic (volcano-) dust (coni-) particles. Thus, pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis is a disease of the lungs resulting from the inhalation of very fine silicate or quartz dust. That wasn't so difficult, now was it?
- Co—together labor—hard work Academic dem=people
- Irksome--tiresome Pallet—straw filled mattress, hard temporary bed Retinue—group of helpers, servants, followers or an important person BUT our Bricks need Mortar to hold content specific words together and to promote transfer of knowledge across our disciplines.
- Quixotic:
- Additional Step 4 (whole class) : Applause Applause: Would you rather be quixotic or neurotic about your passion? Example/Non-example Have you ever? Additional on Green sheet. Step 5 activities
- This graphic organizer provides an easy way to remember the meaning or root words, and how the words utilizing the same root are related. The next slides provide examples, but students could create them as well. More samples are available.
- EPHS - November 29, 2006 Eva Boehm - boehmerbooks@earthlink.net Grip Tape: sandpaper affixed to the top of the deck with adhesive, used to increase the friction between the deck and the skater’s feet. Fakie: skating backwards-the skater is standing in his or her normal stance, but the board is moving backward (not to be confused with “switch stance”) Crooked Grind: grinding on only the front truck while sliding McTwist: a 540 degree turn performed on a ramp, named after Mike McGill Nollie: An ollie performed by taping the nose of the board instead of the tail. Half pipe: a U-shaped ramp of any size, usually with a flat section in the middle.