多音節語: 接頭辞

Once students have mastered basic phonics sounds, it’s time to expand their skills by adding prefixes and suffixes to root words—unlocking new words and deeper understanding!

🔹 Build a Stronger Vocabulary – Prefixes change a word’s meaning or function.
For example, adding un- to an adjective creates an opposite: unhappy, unfair.

🔹 Improve Reading & Writing – Understanding prefixes helps students break down unfamiliar words, improving both comprehension and expression.

Each week, we’ll focus on a specific prefix, learning how it transforms words and strengthens vocabulary. Students will practice recognizing, understanding, and using these building blocks in reading and writing.

Join us to boost confidence, comprehension, and word mastery!

Summer List focus: (subject to change)
week of June 2: un-
week of June 9: dis-
week of June 16: in-/im-
week of June 23: non-
NO CLASS week of June 30

week of July 7: pre-
week of July 14: re-
week of July 21: over
NO CLASS week of July 28

week of Aug 4: under
week of Aug 11: sub-
week of Aug 18: inter-
week of Aug 25: de-

FALL 2025 (subject to change):
week of Sept 8: un-
week of Sept 15: in-
week of Sept 22: dis-
week of Sept 29: non-

week of Oct 6: mis-
week of Oct 13: over-
week of Oct 20: under-
week of Oct 28: sub-

week of Nov 3: inter-
week of Nov 10: mid-
week of Nov 17: ex-, e-
NO CLASS week of Nov 24

week of Dec 1: a-, ab-, an-
week of Dec 8: super-
NO CLASS weeks of Dec 15, Dec 22, or Dec 29

2026:
week of Jan 5: pre-
week of Jan 12: fore-
week of Jan 19: re-
week of Jan 26: post

week of Feb 2: de-
week of Feb 9: en-
week of Feb 16: a-, ad  
week of Feb 23: pro-

week of March 2: con-
week of March 9: trans-
NO CLASS week of March 16 (my spring break!)
week of March 23:  mal-
week of March 30: anti-

week of April 6: contra-
week of April 13: ob-
week of April 20: semi-
week of April 27: multi-