Greek/Latin Roots

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Greek/Latin Roots MORE
rjohnson_at_aiken.k12.sc.us kbrissey_at_aiken.k12.sc.us

• K. Brissey R. Johnson
• Aiken County Career Technology Center

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Follow ALL directions

• Do NOT speak unless you are called on
• Raise your hand if you do NOT know what the root
  man or manu means
• Raise your hand if you do NOT know what the root
  ped means
• Raise your hand if you do NOT know what the root
  prime means

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• Shout out examples of words that have the root
  man or manu in them
• Shout out examples of words that have the root
  ped in them
• Shout out examples of words that have the root
  prim in them

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• Raise your hand if you did NOT know what the root
  man or manu meant but now
  think that you do
• Raise your hand if you did NOT know what the root
  ped meant but now think that you do
• Raise your hand if you did NOT know what the root
  prim meant but now think that you do

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What this is?

• A failed English student project that I assigned
  too loosely.
• An attempt to teach something that we are
  supposed to but . . .
• Trying to improve Aiken County Career Center
  students Literacy understanding of the English
  language in a usable way
• Nothing special but hopefully helpful.

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MAN MANU mean BY HAND

• Manuhand

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Manual relating to the hand manual labor
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Manual labor
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Manual labor
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Manually lifting a box
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Manacles handcuffs
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Chains for the hands manacles
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Manicure The care of the hands and nails
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Manufacture The act of making by machinery or
hand
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Manufacturesample of what it is today
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The word manufactory has become factory.
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Manuscript A document of literary work written
by hand
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Maneuver To bring about by skill, especially
by use of the hand to guide manipulate

• A surgeon must
• skillfully maneuver
• a scalpel.

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Manipulate To work out by hand to manage
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You manipulate your combination lock into opening.
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Lobbyists manipulate Congressmen
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• A chiropractor student manipulating a skeletons
  spine.

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Manipulating a 3D imaging tool
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MAN MANU mean BY HAND

• Manuhand

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Roots

• PED means FOOT
• Ped

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Pedestrians are people that are walking.

Pedestrians
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Pedala lever-like part worked by the foot to
supply power in various mechanisms, as the
bicycle.

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Pedicureprofessional care and treatment of the
feet
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Podiatrista doctor for the care of the human
foot, especially the diagnosis and treatment of
foot disorders
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Podiuma place someone stands and presents from
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Podiuma low platform someone stands on to
receive an award
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PRIM PRIME are ROOT-WORDS meaning FIRST
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First, as in quality
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The foremost the best
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Prime Ribone of the best cuts of meat on the cow
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Prime Suspect
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• Primitive adj.
• being the first or earliest of the kind or in
  existence, especially in an early age of the
  world

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to put into working order by filling or charging
with something

• prime a pump with water

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to apply the first color, coating, or preparation
to
A wall that needs priming.
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Primer is a make up used on the face. Also
called foundation

• The
• first
• coat

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Eye shadow primer

• For the undercoat or first coat before you apply
  the eye shadow.

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PRIM PRIME are ROOT-WORDS meaning FIRST
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Student Example

• Same assignment given to 1st year Social Media
  class (Aiken County Career Technology
  Students)
• Started with lists of words that contain the
  roots were things that R. Johnson thought were
  done on campus
• Heres where they went
• (videos full PowerPoints sent to you per your
  request rjohnson_at_aiken.k12.sc.us)

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But. . .

• You dont have an entire class dedicated to . . .
• What can you do to teach vocabulary in context
  that involves technology does not involve
  technology?
• First, volunteer to illustrate one of the roots
  or the words with roots in them. Be creative.

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Ways to receive work electronically

• Digital camera or video direct download
• Student downloads image or video from cell phone
  then emails directly to you
• OR
• Mp3 player (allowed) for audio video
• Google docs (free email account for all)
• Dropbox.com
• School FusionStudents will log into the school
  that they attend (using the login portal at the
  top of the page). 15 mb of storage per student

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Biology Examples

• Pictures of nature, animals, fungi more being
  covered in class
• Record sounds of animals, weather, etc.

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English Examples

• Video or audio of a student performing a poem, a
  scene . . .
• Audio recording of student explaining in own
  words themes, literary terms, or performing
• Capture images of examples of ideas, themes, or
  vocabulary
• Have students write out text message notes send
  to friends
• Text like a character in a story wouldhand write
  it on paper though or type it up

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Math

• Take pictures of geometry vocabulary words
• Angles parallel lines et cetera
• Images/Examples of mathematical principles

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How can we get you these examples?

• Email us with your name, your school, your
  email address we will send these to you through
  the courier
• rjohnson_at_aiken.k12.sc.us
• kbrissey_at_aiken.k12.sc.us
• What formats do you need for your computer?
• CD Rom for Quicktime or Windows Media Player
• DVD for Quicktime or Windows Media Player
• Email for PowerPoints only