English from the roots up games

I have some root word resources in my wishlist. I need to see if this is of them. I like your approach too — slow and steady, like the tortoise who beat the hare. How many of us get gung-ho and burn out too soon? Jimmie, You surprise me because you were someone I would think would just make up your own cards. Thank you for this review! I have these flash cards. Do I need to buy the book also? Can you help me? Your email address will not be published.

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Facebook Instagram Pinterest Twitter. Many roots are in both Greek and Latin. Weaver Interlock. Comments Thanks for that review! Glad you got something out of the review.

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Contact Advertise Contact. All rights reserved. This online quiz is called English from the Roots Up. Let me see…What you can do is use the schedule as is with three words a week. I am not sure of the time allotted, but maybe…. On the first day of the co-op, explain what is expected with filling out the notebooking page which they will do at home during the week.

Maybe have an example notebooking page filled out to show them. They will need to have the cards to do this. Let them know they will be studying three words a week with a test on the fifth week and every four weeks thereafter. Explain that the notebooking pages are to be done before class and encourage them to add any other words derivatives they can think of using the root.

Also on this first day, you can have them cut out the flashcards I made to help them study at home. You can have them do this all at once, or you can have them cut them out as they are given each week. You might want to make a set of flashcards to use at the co-op and the students can keep theirs at home. Each week, review the words they worked on throughout the week. You can use the ERU book to provide more insight into each root. After each root, ask if anyone would like to share any derivatives they thought of in addition to the ones given.

Before dismissing, let them know the next three words they will be working with during the week and have them cut out the next set of flashcards if you are handing them out each week. During game time, the pool of roots will be getting larger. Remind them to study all the words each week at home along with their new set each week. Cynthia, thank you so much! Yes, this is very helpful. Thank you so much for sharing this!

It is my pleasure Stacey! I am glad you found my ERU items and I hope they will be helpful to you and your teenagers. We are first time users of EUR. Do they copy the derivatives on the lines provided and the extra lines are if they come with their own derivative?

Thank you for putting this out there to share with all. The student copies the derivatives on the left and the definition on the right. Yes, the extra lines I also added an extra page if needed are for any other derivatives they can think of or that you want them to know. Thank you so much for putting all of this together and sharing it. Thank you Yvonne for the sweet comment. It is great to know that these resources can add to your homeschool.

I hope your kids enjoy using them. A reader, Teresa, created test 7A because I did not have an individual test for words I lumped them in with the final test and she wanted a separate test for them. So, she made it and kindly shared it.

This is so awesome!