Let's use yesterday's strategy!
What's left? RUPT
Is "rupt" a word by itself?
NO! ๐ค
Yesterday we learned about BASE WORDS
help in "helpful" โ CAN stand alone โ
But today...
rupt in "disrupt" โ CANNOT stand alone โ
RUPT is a ROOT!
It means "break" and comes from Latin
CAN stand alone
Are real words by themselves
Examples:
help
play
kind
CANNOT stand alone
Need affixes to make words
Examples:
rupt (break)
port (carry)
dict (say)
One ROOT = HUNDREDS of words! ๐
โ Helps you DECODE long words
โ Helps you UNDERSTAND word meanings
โ Unlocks word FAMILIES
โ Makes you a reading SUPERSTAR!
Ready to learn 10 powerful roots?
(Greek root)
๐ก When you see "graph" โ think writing!
(Latin root)
๐ก When you see "port" โ think carrying!
(Latin root)
โ ๏ธ RUPT cannot stand alone!
It NEEDS a prefix to make a word
(Latin root)
๐ก A "dictator" tells everyone what to do!
(Latin root - 2 forms!)
๐ก TV = "tele-vision" = "seeing far"!
(Latin root)
๐ก An "audition" is when people HEAR you perform!
(Latin root)
๐ก A "tractor" PULLS things! ๐
(Latin root)
๐ก "Instruction" = building knowledge INTO your brain! ๐ง
(Latin root)
๐ก A "uniform" makes everyone look the SAME shape!
(Latin root)
๐ก To "reject" is to throw it BACK - "No thanks!" ๐
One root = MANY related words!
๐ก They ALL have something to do with BREAKING!
๐ก They ALL have something to do with CARRYING!
Work with your partner!
"Light writing" = picture! ๐ธ
Act of carrying across! ๐
Not able to be seen! ๐ป
Pulling your attention away! ๐ต
Building knowledge INTO you! ๐ง
Work with your partner on these words:
Think: What's breaking OUT? ๐
Breaking OUT - like a volcano! ๐
How many words can you think of with this root?
(look)
๐ก Amazing! One root = SO many words!
Can you think of words with this root?
(write)
Today we learned:
un- (prefix) = not
fort (Latin root) = strong
-able (suffix) = able to be
"Un-fort-able" = not strong/good = uncomfortable!
๐ก Now "uncomfortable" makes even MORE sense!
un / com / for / ta / ble
Divided into chunks by sounds
un- + comfort + -able
Found the base word by covering affixes
un- + fort + -able
Discovered "fort" is a ROOT that means "strong"!
โ Roots are different from base words
โ Roots cannot stand alone
โ Roots come from Latin and Greek
โ One root appears in MANY words
โ Knowing roots helps us DECODE and UNDERSTAND
You now know 10 powerful roots! ๐
TODAY: We learned Latin & Greek roots
graph, port, rupt, dict, vis, aud, tract, struct, form, ject
TOMORROW: Greek Combining Forms! ๐ฌ
Special Greek roots that work in PAIRS to create science & technology words!
(Like "tele" + "phone" = telephone!)
You're becoming word EXPERTS! ๐