어휘 II: 그리스어 어근

Is your student struggling to read, spell, or understand multi-syllable words?

Learning word roots will help your learner:
✨expand their working vocabulary
✨improve reading comprehension
✨enhance writing skills

PLEASE NOTE -- Part I (Latin) and Part II (Greek) can be taken in ANY ORDER.

Each week, we will learn 8 new words with a common Greek root through:
✨ Discussion: what do we know about the word?
✨ Syllable Division: Break down complex words into manageable parts.
✨ Definitions: Learn precise meanings that enhance understanding.
✨ Parts of Speech: Master how each word functions in a sentence.
✨ Synonyms: Expand your vocabulary with related words.

After each class, the weekly word list and optional activities will be accessible for further practice and reinforcement, ensuring continuous growth beyond the classroom. 
 

TENTATIVE TOPIC LIST (Subject to change)
November
week of Nov 4: hydr/aqua
week of Nov 11: scop(e)
week of Nov 18: phobia
NO CLASS week of Nov 25

December
week  of Dec 2:  arch
week of Dec 9: crat/cracy
NO CLASS week of Dec 16th, 23rd, or 30th

2025
January
week of Jan 6: poli(s)
week of Jan 13: chron
 NO CLASS week of Jan 20 
week of Jan 27: meter, metr

February
week of Feb 3: micro
week of Feb 10: sens, path
NO CLASS the week of Feb 17
week of Feb 24: psych

March
week of March 3: ortho
week of March 10: ped
week of March 17: pod
week of March 24: aero
week of March 31: sphere

April
week of April 7: cycl, circ
week of April 14: mon(o)
NO CLASS week of April 21
week of April 28: di, tri

May 
week of May 5: tetra, pent(a)
week of May 12: hex, hept(a)
week of May 19: oct, dec

2025-26:
September
week of Sept 8: phon
week of Sept 15: photo
week of Sept 22: graph/gram
week of Sept 29: auto

October
week of Oct 6: tele
week of Oct 13: logy
week of Oct 20: biblio
week of Oct 27: bio/anim