Description

These NO PREP Morpheme Pages {for Prefixes, Suffixes, Greek Roots, and Latin Stems} can help your learners explore vocabulary with longer words and can be used alongside of any curriculum.

Prefixes, suffixes, Greek roots, and Latin stems are EVERYWHERE! I love how these NO PREP pages help to teach the morpheme’s meaning AND application of that meaning to words.

NO PREP Morpheme Pages

Here are the PRINTALBE and DIGITAL* resources you’ll find in this comprehensive pack:

Tips for Teaching Word Meanings
Prefixes: definition plus prefix list with meanings
36 NO PREP Prefix Pages
Greek Roots and Latin Stems: definition plus a list with meanings
40 NO PREP Greek Roots and Latin Stems Pages
Suffixes: definition plus suffix list with meanings
28 NO PREP Suffixes Pages
20 Editable Pages – Although this resource has TONS of morphemes, you may want a few more. In these editable pages, you can type in your own word parts, meanings, and Word Bank to print for your learners. I’ve also included editable slides in the digital resource.

*Links are provided in the PDF for Google Slides and Microsoft OneDrive.

Each NO PREP page features:

The morpheme: either a prefix, Greek Root, Latin Stem, or suffix {top left}
The meaning with a picture {top right}
A Word Bank with several words featuring the morpheme
Space for learners to write {or type} more example words
Space to show the meaning of SIX words that contain the morpheme

Morphemes Included:

The prefixes and definitions included in this pack are: anti-, auto-, bi-, circu-/circum-, co-/com-/con-, de-, dis–, em-/en-, ex-, fore-, im-/in- (in), in-/il-/im-/ir– (not), inter-, mal-, micro-, mid-, mis-, mon-/mono-, multi-, non-, over-, peri-, poly-, post-, pre-, pro-, re-, semi-, sub-, super-, tele-, trans-, tri-, un-, under-, & uni-

The Greek roots and Latin Stems and their definitions included in this pack are: aster/astr, aud/audi , bene/bono, bi/bio, cap, chron, cred, cycl/cycle, dic/dict, duc/duct, equa/equi, flect/flex, form, graph, hydra/hydro, ject, logo/logue, meter/metr, miss/mit, path , ped/pod, phon/phone, photo, port, pos/pon, prim/princ, quir/ques, rupt, scope, scrib/script, sect/seg, sequ/sec, spec/spect, struc/struct, terra, therm, tract, vid/vis, vers/vert, & voc

The suffixes and definitions included in this pack are: -able/-ible , -al/-ial, -ant, -ed, –en, -er (a person who), -er (comparing two things), -es plural, –est, –ful, –ic, –ily, –ing, -ion, –ish, –ist, –ity, –ive, -less, -logy, –ly, –ment, -ness, -or, –ous, -s, -ty, and -y