Climb and Slide Morpheme Games

Description

If you are working on Greek and Latin prefixes, roots, or stems with your learners, these NO PREP Climb and Slide Morpheme Games are a win! They come in type font, cursive font, color, blackline, AND digital formats.

These games are a part of my larger Morpheme Game Bundle Pack!

These fun Climb and Slide Morpheme Games can just be printed off and played. Other than grabbing a few small math manipulatives or dried beans, there’s absolutely NO PREP on your part. Woohoo! Be sure that you’ve already taught your learners the morphemes included in each game before you give it to them for review.

Climb and Slide Morpheme Games: What’s Included?

• Greek & Latin Prefixes Chart ~ Includes each prefix’s origin and meaning. Learners may refer to these charts when playing any of the games to help them define* words.
• Greek & Latin Morpheme Chart ~ Again, this chart includes each morphemes origin and meaning.
• 6 Prefix Games ~ Includes these Prefixes: mono-, uni-, bi-, tri-, quadr-/quar-, quint-, pent-, oct-, dec-, cent-, poly-, omni-, magna-/magni-, min-, equa/equi-, anti-, auto-, intra-, inter-, ante-, peri-, post-, pro-, circum-, micro-, mega-, super-, hyper-
• 14 Morpheme Games ~ Includes these Greek & Latin Morphemes: tele, phon, photo, graph, spect, port, form, geo, therm, scope, meter, logy, dic/dict, aud, vis, fract, gress, tract, rupt, mot, flect/flex, ject, mis/mit, man, scrib/script, cred, fac, bio, bene, mal, stru, quir/ques, aster/astr, chron, pend/pens, langu/lingu, lit, cycl, hydr, jud, junct, sect/seg, gram, duc/duct, sec/sequ, flu, vers/vert, cap, corp, dent/dont, ped/pod, terr, vol/volv, gen, mort, sci, ven/vent, spir, leg, mod
  

The prefixes and/or morphemes included on each game can be found in the BOTTOM LEFT CORNER of each game board.

As an extra challenge, cursive games are included as well.

How to Play the Climb & Slide Morpheme Games

Play is similar to the classic game, “Chutes and Ladders.”

• All players (for 2-4 players) technically begin off the board to the left of “Start” at the bottom left of the board.
• On their turn, the player rolls a die then moves their object that many spaces on the gameboard. {Players will zigzag up the board, first moving right and then up and left until they reach “End” at the top.
• Once a player lands on a space, they read AND define the word. On the game board shown above, the learner would read “photosynthesis” and define* it in terms of the morphemes it includes.
• If a player lands on a ladder, they should “climb up” the gameboard and read/define the word in that space.
• If a player lands on a slide, they should “slide down” the gameboard and read/define the word.
• The player who gets to the star at the top (“End”) first is the winner.

*Note: Words may have a literal meaning and then a connotative meaning. This should lead to some good discussions!

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*This is a DIGITAL product that you will receive via email, not a physical book.

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