Morphology: Anglo-Saxon Affixes BUNDLE! Lessons/Slides/Posters/Lists/Worksheets
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Anglo-Saxon Prefixes & Suffixes Word Lists & Sentences PLUS Printable Classroom Anchor Charts + Student Practice Pages!
Let's face it.
English is a complicated language with a rich history.
Here's the good news...helping your students understand both phonics patterns and the origins of words in our language will help your students in so many ways!
Understanding word origin & meaningful word parts can help with...
spelling
pronunciation
word meaning
& comprehension!
You can teach your students to make better, informed choices as readers and spellers!
INCLUDED in the BUNDLE:
- 26 Common Anglo-Saxon Prefix & Suffix Print & Go Lessons following an Orton-Gillingham lesson format
- Interactive Powerpoint Slides to Match each lesson
- 26 Student Practice Pages!
- 25 Printable Anchor Charts!
- Word Ladders for each affix
PLUS...a BRIEF history of Anglo-Saxon words.
- ed says /id/ after d & t- verb in past tense (suffix)
-ed says /d/ after a voiced sound- verb in past tense (suffix)
-ed says /t/ after an unvoiced sound- verb in past tense (suffix)
-ing creates a verb in present tense (suffix)
-er means more- used to compare (suffix)
-est means the most- superlative- used to compare (suffix)
non- means not/lacking (prefix)
un- means not/opposite (prefix)
under- means too little/not enough/below (prefix)
over- means too much/above (prefix)
mis- means badly/poorly (prefix)
fore- means before (prefix)
mid- means middle/halfway (prefix)
out- means beyond (prefix)
-s creates a plural (suffix)
-es creates a plural (suffix)
-ful means full of (suffix)
-ly means the characteristic of (suffix)
-ish means relating to/having the quality of (suffix)
-less means without (suffix)
-ness means the quality of/state of being (suffix)
-hood means relating to/quality of/state of (suffix)
-some means characterized by (suffix)
-ess means feminine (suffix)
- en means made of/to become (suffix)
-er means that which/one who (suffix) *2nd meaning
A quick note: The words I have chosen for the student practice pages are "pure"- meaning the base words and suffixes can be separated cleanly without any change necessary to the base word. These pages are designed to be an introduction to Anglo-Saxon affixes with a focus on meaning. The one exception is the -ess suffix page. Ex. goddess- follows the 1+1+1 Doubling Rule. Students may need additional support on this page.
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