Skill Bingo: Latin Roots
Bingo with Latin roots: find a word with port, rupt, struct, or spect.
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Bingo with Latin roots: find a word with port, rupt, struct, or spect.
Sort words by their Latin root: port (carry), rupt (break), struct (build), or spect (look).
Match Latin prefixes to their meanings: ex- (out), trans- (across), sub- (under), inter- (between), and more.
Listen and choose the Latin prefix that starts each word.
Choose the Latin prefix that builds the right meaning: ___port = carry across.
Listen and build words from Latin parts: trans + port, inter + rupt.
Sort words by what their Latin prefix means: out, across, together, or under.
Match Latin suffixes to their meanings: -able (can be), -ive (tends to), -ous (full of), -al, -ity, -ent.
Read words with Latin suffixes and choose the one that fits the meaning.
Find Latin-suffix words spelled wrong, like visable for visible, and fix them.
Pop the words that end in -able or -ible (can be). Skip the other Latin suffixes.
Sort words by their Latin suffix: -able/-ible, -ive, -al, or -ent/-ant.
Match Greek word parts to their meanings: tele (far), photo (light), micro (small), bio (life), and more.
Name the meaning of each Greek part, like tele = far, to reveal a hidden picture.
Read Greek-based words like telescope and biology and choose the one that fits the meaning.
Listen and build Greek words from their parts: tele + scope, micro + phone.
Sort Greek words by their first part: tele (far), micro (small), geo (earth), or bio (life).
Listen and choose the Greek spelling: ph for /f/, ch for /k/, rh for /r/.
Choose the right spelling: phone, fone, or ffone? Reveal a hidden picture.
Find Greek-origin words spelled the English way, like fone for phone, and fix them.
A word search with Greek-spelling words like dolphin, school, gym, and rhyme.
Sort words by their Greek spelling: ph for /f/, ch for /k/, y as a vowel, or rh.
A memory game: match words with the language they come from.
Decide whether each word comes from Anglo-Saxon, Latin, or Greek to reveal a hidden picture.