Fill the Story: a- and be- Words
Short stories with Anglo-Saxon words like asleep, aboard, and beside.
Practice Latin roots, Greek combining forms, and how word origins help with meaning and spelling.
Short stories with Anglo-Saxon words like asleep, aboard, and beside.
A memory game: match each a- or be- word with its meaning.
Read words like asleep, ahead, and beside and choose the one that fits the meaning.
Listen and build Anglo-Saxon words from two parts: a + sleep, be + side.
Sort Anglo-Saxon words by their prefix: a- (on, in) as in asleep, or be- (by, around) as in beside.
A memory game: match each Latin-root word with the meaning of its root.
Match Latin roots to their meanings: port (carry), rupt (break), struct (build), dict (say), and more.
Find the word whose Latin root has the meaning: carry, break, build, say, look, pull, write, send, or see.
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.
Practice syllables that end with a vowel, so the vowel usually makes its long sound.
22 games
Practice homophones, schwa, unstressed syllables, and other spelling challenges in longer words.
45 games
Practice pairs of letters that work together to spell a vowel sound, such as ai, ay, ee, ea, and oa.
40 games
Practice word meanings through synonyms, antonyms, categories, context clues, and multiple-meaning words.
40 games