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Latin Roots -CT Word Study Packet | Morphology | Prefixes Suffixes | Science of Reading
Does your student freeze when they hit a long, unfamiliar word? Teaching the Latin roots FRACT, SECT, SPECT, LECT, and JECT unlocks the meaning of hundreds of English words — and this highly visual, structured packet makes that learning stick.
Built on Science of Reading and Word Inquiry principles, this 30+ page downloadable PDF is designed especially for learners with dyslexia, ADHD, and other language-based learning differences — but works beautifully for all students set up for differentiation and spiral review. 🌀
⭐ WHAT’S INCLUDED (30+ pages):
- Latin root reference pages for FRACT, SECT, SPECT, LECT & JECT
- Prefix & suffix study with each root (affixes in context)
- Word building activities — combine roots + affixes to construct real words
- Matching activities (roots to meanings, words to definitions)
- An engaging game for meaningful practice students will enjoy again & again
- Multiple worksheet levels for spiraling review and differentiation
- Highly visual layout — to create a visual imprint for a lasting memory
- History of English – How the roots fit into the LATIN layer for meaningful and memorable context
🎯 PERFECT FOR: ✔ Students with dyslexia or ADHD ✔ Upper elementary & middle school (grades 4–8) ✔ Homeschool families ✔ Educational therapists & learning specialists ✔ General education classrooms ✔ Intervention & resource room teachers
📖 SKILLS COVERED:
- Latin root identification and meaning
- Morpheme analysis (prefix + root + suffix)
- Word building and deconstruction
- Vocabulary expansion through word families
- Structural word analysis aligned with Science of Reading
📥 FORMAT: Printable PDF — instant download. Print as many copies as you need for your classroom or practice.
🫶 🧠 LITERACY SPECIALIST & STUDENT TESTED: Created thoughtfully and developed with student feedback to create a complete packet. Made with love and dedication! Used regularly and updated as needed on an ongoing basis.
➡️ MORE ROOT SETS TO FOLLOW: This format will become familiar for easy use with new sets of common, high-frequency roots.
