Greek roots: “para ” By Ms. Mo 7 th Grade English Lit. & Comp. OCHSA2006.
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Greek roots: Greek roots: “para “para ” ” By Ms. Mo By Ms. Mo 7 7 th th Grade English Lit. & Comp. Grade English Lit. & Comp. OCHSA OCHSA 2006 2006
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Transcript of Greek roots: “para ” By Ms. Mo 7 th Grade English Lit. & Comp. OCHSA2006.
Greek roots: Greek roots: “para“para ””
By Ms. MoBy Ms. Mo77thth Grade English Lit. & Comp. Grade English Lit. & Comp.
OCHSAOCHSA20062006
Root:Root:parapara
Meaning:Meaning:Beside,along Beside,along
withwith
DerivativesDerivatives parableparable paragraphparagraph parallelparallel
DerivativesDerivatives1.1.parableparable: : a story a story
in for compassion in for compassion while teaching a while teaching a lesson or a moral lesson or a moral
DerivativesDerivatives22. . paragraph: paragraph: ((graphgraph – –
write)- an ending mark write)- an ending mark ((¶¶) beside a page of print ) beside a page of print to show needed to show needed informationinformation
DerivativesDerivatives3. 3. parallell:parallell: ((allosallos – –
other)- lying along other)- lying along side of another side of another line , not touchingline , not touching
Your turn!Your turn!Can you list two more Can you list two more
words of your own words of your own and its definition?and its definition?
Written Conventions Practice:Written Conventions Practice:
Dependent clauses:Dependent clauses: Also known as _________ Also known as _________ Are _________ thoughts.Are _________ thoughts.
Written Conventions Practice:Written Conventions Practice:
Directions: Copy the following sentences
down and identify if they are a(n): D = dependent clause I = Independent clause
Underline any dependent clauses
Written Conventions Practice:Written Conventions Practice:
Moving a pencil before the Moving a pencil before the patient’s eyes, the patient’s eyes, the optometrist checked to see if optometrist checked to see if Mrs. Iris’s pupils moved in Mrs. Iris’s pupils moved in parallel lines and patterns.parallel lines and patterns.
Written Conventions Practice:Written Conventions Practice:
Moving a pencil before the Moving a pencil before the patient’s eyespatient’s eyes, the , the optometrist checked to see if optometrist checked to see if Mrs. Iris’s pupils moved in Mrs. Iris’s pupils moved in parallel lines and patterns. parallel lines and patterns.
Written Conventions Practice:Written Conventions Practice:
““The Tortoise and the The Tortoise and the Hare,” a famous parable. Hare,” a famous parable.
Written Conventions Practice:Written Conventions Practice:
““The Tortoise and the The Tortoise and the Hare,” a famous parable.Hare,” a famous parable.
Written Conventions Practice:Written Conventions Practice:
““The Tortoise and the Hare,” The Tortoise and the Hare,” a famous parable, teaches a famous parable, teaches young children about the young children about the lesson of patience and lesson of patience and perseverance.perseverance.
Written Conventions Practice:Written Conventions Practice:
““The Tortoise and the Hare,” The Tortoise and the Hare,” a famous parable,a famous parable, teaches teaches young children about the young children about the lesson of patience and lesson of patience and perseverance.perseverance.
