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Greek and Latin Roots

Engage your 7th graders with an interactive exploration of Greek and Latin root words. Students will learn the meanings of roots such as "aud" (hear), "bio" (life), and "cred" (believe), while also discovering numerous examples like "audio," "biology," and "incredible." Through a creative tree activity, students will identify root words, illustrate their meanings, and showcase related vocabulary. This engaging lesson not only enhances vocabulary but also promotes critical thinking and creativity, allowing students to produce beautiful displays for the classroom walls.

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Greek and Latin Roots

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  1. Greek and Latin Roots 7th Grade

  2. What is a root word?

  3. act • Meaning: do • Examples: activity, react, active, actor, activist, counteract

  4. aud • Meaning: hear • Examples: audio, audience, audiovisual, auditorium, audition

  5. bio • Meaning: life, living matter • Examples: biography, autobiography, biology, biosphere, biome, biodegradable

  6. cred • Meaning: believe • Example: credence, credulous, incredulous, incredible, credit,

  7. dem • Meaning: people • Examples: democracy, demographic, epidemic, demagogue

  8. dict • Meaning: speak • Examples: contradict, prediction, dictate, predict, verdict

  9. geo • Meaning: earth, soil, global • Examples: geography, geology, geometry, geode, geocentric

  10. graph • Meaning: writing, written • Examples: graphology, autograph, seismograph, graphic, graphite

  11. loc • Meaning: place • Examples: dislocate, location, relocate, locomotion, allocate

  12. man • Meaning: hand • Examples: maneuver, manual, manuscript, manufacture, manacle

  13. ped • Meaning: foot, feet • Examples: pedal, pedestrian, pedicure, impede, centipede

  14. pop • Meaning: people • Examples: popular, population, populist, populace, popularize

  15. port • Meaning: carry • Examples: export, portable, porter, report, transportation

  16. sign • Meaning: sign, mark, seal • Examples: signal, signature, design, insignia, significant

  17. spec • Meaning: see, look • Examples: circumspect, retrospective, spectator, spectacular, speculate

  18. tract • Meaning: pull, drag • Examples: attract, distract, tractor, extract, contract

  19. vid • Meaning: see • Examples: video, evident, provide, providence

  20. volv • Meaning: turn about, roll, bend • Examples: revolve, revolver, voluble, convolution, evolve, involve

  21. Root Word Trees • Choose a root word. • Write the root word and its meaning on the trunk of the tree. • Include at least four leaves with words containing that root word. • Include one leaf with an illustration that demonstrates the meaning of the root word. • Make it look nice! They will line our walls.

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