I Morph, We Morph, You Morph: Common Prefixes
By Heather Ballantine
Build Vocabulary and Discover the Power of Prefixes
Embark on captivating adventures with Taylor and Owl in this colorful and engaging book designed to enhance students’ vocabulary acquisition. This book introduces readers to 20 frequently used prefixes and empowers them to decode word meanings, including academic vocabulary. Each prefix is seamlessly integrated into whimsical tales, making learning enjoyable and effective.
Features:
- Whimsical Tales: Immerse yourself in enchanting narratives that contextually present prefixes and expand academic language understanding.
- Engaging Illustrations: Delightful visuals complement the stories, reinforcing vocabulary acquisition and comprehension.
- Clear Explanations: Each prefix is explicitly defined and illustrated with examples, facilitating the understanding of key academic terms.
- Perfect for All: Ideal for both independent reading and read-aloud sessions, at home or at school, making it a versatile tool for educators and parents.
- Structured Approach: Grounded in reading science, this book includes a glossary, instructional strategies, and a graphic organizer to support the application of prefix knowledge in deciphering word meanings, a crucial academic skill.
Ideal for Grades 2-6, this book offers a delightful and effective method for building a robust vocabulary, including essential academic terms, and strengthening reading comprehension. Join Taylor and Owl on this unforgettable journey and witness the magic of language unfold.
Product details
Publisher: Root Literacy Design LLC
Publication date: July 5, 2024
Language: English
Print length: 75 pages
ISBN-13: 979-8218341022
About the Author
Heather Ballantine is a literacy educator and pioneer who is passionate about empowering educators with the evidence-based knowledge and tools they need so all students learn to read and write. She is the Founder & Chief Vision Officer of Root Literacy Design, and currently works part-time as a literacy coach at The Compass School in Kingston, Rhode Island. Since 2011, Heather has worked in the field of literacy instruction as a classroom teacher, reading specialist, literacy coach, adjunct professor, and educational consultant. She has a masters in Literacy Education from Roger Williams University, is a certified reading specialist, is a literacy and dyslexia endorsement provider for the Rhode Island Department of Education, and is OGA certified at the Associate Level. Heather lives in Rhode Island with her husband and their dog and cat. An “Endo Warrior,” Heather is also a fierce advocate for endometriosis awareness.