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Morphemes Greek Roots Activity: Guide students in combining morphemes to make words (orally or in writing). Discuss any changes in spelling or pronunciation that occur when combining morphemes. Discuss what the words mean. Form sentences

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Morphemes
Greek Roots Activity:

Guide students in combining morphemes to make words (orally or in writing).
Discuss any changes in spelling or pronunciation that occur when combining morphemes.
Discuss what the words mean.
Form sentences using the new words (orally or in writing).

NOTES: Some matrices allow for words with more than three morphemes (micro+bio+log+ist). Source: Frank, M. (2018). Morpheme matrices: Sequential or standalone lessons for assembling common prefixes, Latin roots, Greek forms, and suffixes. Hamline University.<br>
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auto (self)
bio (life)
chrono (time)
demo (people)
geo (earth)
hydro (water)
phono (sound)
photo (light)
tele (distant)
thermo (heat) gram
graph

written or drawn er (one who)
ic (relating to)
ical (relating to) y (subject or science)<br>
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bio (life)
chrono (time)
geo (earth)
hydro (water)
graph (written)
meter (measure)
phono (sound)
psych (mind)
techn (skill) logy
ology

study of ic (relating to)
ical (relating to) ist (one who)<br>