Greek and Latin 1/1
August 27-31
act do action, actor, react, transact
aero air aerobics, aerodynamics, aerate
alt high altimeter, altitude, alto
ambul walk, go ambulance, ambulatory, preamble
Greek and Latin Roots 1/2
September 3-7
andr/anthr man anthropology, philander, polyandry
anim life/spirit animate, animal, inanimate
aqua water aquarium, aquatic, aquamarine
art skill artisan, artist, artifact, artificial
Greek and Latin 1/3
September 10-14
ast star asterisk, astronaut, astrology
aud hear audience, auditorium, audio, audible
belli war belligerent, bellicose, rebellion
biblio book bibliography, Bible, bibliophile
Greek and Latin Roots 1/4
Septmeber 17-21
bio life biology, autobiography, biochemistry
cap head captain, capital, decapitate
cardi heart cardiac, cardiology, cardiogram
chron time chronological, chronograph, synchronize
Greek and Latin Roots 1/5
September 24-28
crat rule democrat, aristocrat, autocratic
cred believe credit, incredible, credence
cycle circle/ring/wheel bicycle, cyclone, encyclopedia
dem people democracy, epidemic, demographics
Greek and Latin Roots 2/1
October 8-12
dic speak dictionary, dictate, predict
doc teach doctrine, document, doctor
duc lead conduct, educate, aquaduct
fac/fic make/do factory, manufacture, sufficient
Greek and Latin Roots 2/2
October 15-19
flect/flex bend reflex, reflection, flexible, deflect
form shape uniform, transform, reform
frag/fract break fracture, fragment, fraction
gen birth, race, family generation, genealogy, genocide
Greek and Latin Roots 2/3
October 22-26
geo earth geography, geology, geometry
gram/graph write telegram, photograph, grammar, biography
hydra water hydraulics, dehydrate, hydrant
jud/jus law judge, justice, justify, judicial
Greek and Latin Root 2/4
November 5-9
lab work labor, collaborate, laboratory
loc place locate, location, allocate
log word dialogue, prologue, apology
luc/lum light illuminate, lucid, translucent
Greek and Latin Roots 2/5
November 5-9
man hand manual, manuscript, manufacture
mand order command, demand, mandate
mania madness maniac, pyromania, maniacal
meter measure thermometer, centimeter, metrics
Greek and Latin Roots #3/1
miss/mitt send mission, transmit, missile, admit
mort death mortuary, mortal, mortician
nat born native, nation, innate
onym name synonym, anonymous, pseudonym
Greek and Latin Roots #3/2
ortho straight orthodontist, orthodox, orthopedist
path feeling, suffer sympathy, pathethic, empathetic
ped/pod foot pedal, pedestrian, tripod, podium
phon sound telephone, symphony, microphone
Greek and Latin Roots #3/3
photo light photograph, telephoto, photosynthesis
pop people population, populate, popular
port carry transport, portable, import
psych mind psychology, psycho, psychopath
Greek and Latin Roots #3/4
pul/pel force compel, compulsion, pellet, impel
ques ask/seek question, request, quest, inquest
rupt break erupt, interrupt, rupture
scop see microscope, telescope, scope
Greek and Latin Roots #3/5
scrib/script write scribe, inscription, prescribe
sect cut dissect, section, intersection
sim like simulation, simultaneous, simile
sol alone solo, solitary, soliloquy
Greek and Latin Roots 4/1
spec see spectator, spectacle, inspection
struct build construct, structure, instruction, destruct
term end terminate, terminal, term
terr land terrain, terrestrial, territory
Greek and Latin Roots 4/2
therm heat thermos, thermometer, thermal
tract pull extract, traction, attractive
urb city urban, suburbs, urbane
vac empty vacation, vacate, evacuate, vacuum
uped, quadrilateral
poly many polynominal, polygamy. polygon
Greek and Latin Roots 4/5
multi many multitude, multitalented, multiply
auto self autograph, automobile, autocratic
ology study of biology, geology, graphology
ist one who practices biologist, geologist, dramatist
Greek and Latin Roots 5/1
trans across transmit, transfer, transport
pre before pretest, prediction, premonition
post after posttest, postoperative, preposterous
tele far away telephone, telescope, teleport
Greek and Latin Roots 5/2
re again/back revise, restore, remit, remind
ex out exit, expel, extract
co with collaborate, coauthor, coeducational
sub under supervise, superintendent, superb
Greek and Latin Roots 5/3
de down/away destroy, destructive, descend, detract
ify, ize to make magnify, magnetize, justify, traumatize
super above supervise, superintendent, superb
micro small microscope, microorganism, micrometer
Greek and Latin Roots 5/4
cide kill suicide, homicide, genocide
cis cut incision, excise, scissors
mal bad malicious, malignant, maladapted
bene good benefit, benediction, benevolent
Greek and Latin Roots 5/5
non/nym name binomial, anonymous, nomenclature
un/im/in not unmoved, insensitive, immobile
mis wrong mispronoune, mistake, misfortune
viv/vit life vivid, vivacious, vitamin, vitality
6th Six Weeks
Greek and Latin Roots #6/1
pan all panoramic, pantomime, pandemonium
semi/hemi half semiconductor, semicircle, hemisphere
anti against antisocial, antiseptic, anticrime
macro large macrobiology, macroclimate
Greek and Latin Roots #6/2
zoo animal zoology, zootoxin, zoologist
vert to turn revert, divert, convert
grad/gress to step grade, graduate, regress
cogn born with, knowing cognitive, recognize
Greek and Latin Roots #6/3
chart paper chart, charter
junct join junction, conjunction, adjunct
amor love enamor, amore
spir breathe, life, spirit spirit, respirator
Greek and Latin Roots #6/4
tract to draw, or pull forth contract, subtract, detract
cent one hundred century, centennial, centimeter
ann/enn year annuity, annual, biennial
agon contest/struggle agony, agonist, antagonist, protagonist
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