This document provides information about Word Junction, which teaches etymology, the study of word origins and histories. It uses Greek and Latin roots, prefixes, and suffixes to help students build vocabulary. Each week students will memorize word stems, define vocabulary words using the stems, create new word definitions, and submit their work on Edmodo with pictures and sentences using the words. Lesson 1 focuses on the stems "alter", "fort", "man", "pro", and "xylo" and provides example words and definitions for each.
2. et揃y揃mol揃o揃gyExample:xylography --art of engraving on wood (writing on wood)xylo means woodgraph means writingWord Junction is etymology or the study of words.provides tools to build a stronger vocabulary. uses Greek & Latin roots, prefixes, and suffixes in coordination with a visual STEM Wall.
4. Each week you willExample:xylography --art of engraving on wood (writing on wood)xylo means woodgraph means writingMemorize 5 stemsDefine the 10 vocabulary words given.Create a definition using the stem definition. Not the dictionary definition.List words in notebook glossary.Submit on Edmodo every Thursday.
5. What do you turn in?AB from, away ABUSE TO USE WRONGLYShe abused the textbooks when she used them as a step stool in order to reach something.HE ABUSED THE TEXTBOOK WHEN HE WROTE ON THE PAGES.
6. What do you turn in?Stem and DefinitionWord and DefinitionTwo Sentences using the word correctly.Picture to illustrate.