< family >
WORDS, like people, come in FAMILIES!
Teach words within the context of their morphological families for more meaning-centred, system-wide orthographic up-skilling, as well as aiding orthographic mapping & vocabulary links for comprehension!
Family members have meaningful connections between them.
family/i + es —> families
family/i + ar + ise —> familiarise
family/i + ar + i + ty —> familiarity
family/i + ar + ise/ + ate/ + ion —> familiarisation
I love exploring this word family with students because of the words it generates, the orthographic concepts it requires, and the opportunities to marvel at the evolution of its meaning over time since its Latin roots. Check it out!
As a lifelong learner, this resource reflects my current understanding at a particular point in time.
WORDS, like people, come in FAMILIES!
Teach words within the context of their morphological families for more meaning-centred, system-wide orthographic up-skilling, as well as aiding orthographic mapping & vocabulary links for comprehension!
Family members have meaningful connections between them.
family/i + es —> families
family/i + ar + ise —> familiarise
family/i + ar + i + ty —> familiarity
family/i + ar + ise/ + ate/ + ion —> familiarisation
I love exploring this word family with students because of the words it generates, the orthographic concepts it requires, and the opportunities to marvel at the evolution of its meaning over time since its Latin roots. Check it out!
As a lifelong learner, this resource reflects my current understanding at a particular point in time.
WORDS, like people, come in FAMILIES!
Teach words within the context of their morphological families for more meaning-centred, system-wide orthographic up-skilling, as well as aiding orthographic mapping & vocabulary links for comprehension!
Family members have meaningful connections between them.
family/i + es —> families
family/i + ar + ise —> familiarise
family/i + ar + i + ty —> familiarity
family/i + ar + ise/ + ate/ + ion —> familiarisation
I love exploring this word family with students because of the words it generates, the orthographic concepts it requires, and the opportunities to marvel at the evolution of its meaning over time since its Latin roots. Check it out!
As a lifelong learner, this resource reflects my current understanding at a particular point in time.