Not happy with job - need advice
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Feb 7, 2009
What I've usually done is, admittedly, very cut and dry. In the past I've just presented a list, explained the root and its meaning, then I had my students offer up words with that root and use the words in context and write them on index cards.
In case it helps to know them, some of the roots are: bio, struct, geo, terra, aud, spec, trans, and so on.
Any ideas for the lesson or for a follow-up bulletin board display will be gratefully accepted!
PedagoNet
erhaps this can serve as inspiration..;-)
JAM, who loves teaching this stuff!
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paulaj
On 2/08/09, JAM, who loves teaching this stuff! wrote: > Kids really do learn the roots, and I add in quizes > etc. using the 42 roots that are on the cards. It's > fun,interactive, and there are many extensions! > JAM
What are some of your extension ideas, please?
What are some of your extension ideas, please?
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