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How to Play: Try to put together the designated number of words for each board. To reorganize the word parts, click. There are three versions for each board. Why Play: 1. Reinforce the concept of word components (prefixes and roots) 2. Elevate awareness of key Tier II words, so that they will be used 3. Reinforce spelling

PORT RE GRESS PRE VERT SCRIBE TRANS A DE VERSE CON 13 Words

PORT RE GRESS PRE VERT SCRIBE TRANS A DE VERSE CON 13 Words

PORT RE GRESS PRE VERT SCRIBE TRANS A DE VERSE CON 13 Words

PORT RE MIT IN VERT CESS TRANS EX COM CON FLICT 12 Words

PORT RE MIT IN VERT CESS TRANS EX COM CON FLICT 12 Words

PORT RE MIT IN VERT CESS TRANS EX COM CON FLICT 12 Words

PORT RE GRESS PRE VERT SCRIBE TRANS A AD VERSE CON 12 Words

PORT RE GRESS PRE VERT SCRIBE TRANS A AD VERSE CON 12 Words

PORT RE GRESS PRE VERT SCRIBE TRANS A AD VERSE CON 12 Words

CEDE RE FER PRO VERT PLICATE TRACT EX AD VERSION COM 9 Words

FER TRACT EX AD COM CEDE RE PRO VERT PLICATE VERSION 9 Words

FER TRACT EX AD COM CEDE RE PRO VERT PLICATE VERSION 9 Words

STRUCT RE TAIN IN SIDE SCRIBE TRANS A AT VERSE OB 11 Words

STRUCT RE TAIN IN SIDE SCRIBE TRANS A AT VERSE OB 11 Words

STRUCT RE TAIN IN SIDE SCRIBE TRANS A AT VERSE OB 11 Words

PORT RE PRO VERT SCRIBE TRANS IN AD VERSE CON SPECT 14 Words

PORT RE PRO VERT SCRIBE TRANS EX AD VERSE CON SPECT 14 Words

PORT RE PRO VERT SCRIBE TRANS EX AD VERSE CON SPECT 14 Words

TRACT RE GRESS PRO VERT SCRIBE TRANS SUB AD VERSE CON 13 Words

TRACT RE PRO VERT SCRIBE TRANS SUB AD VERSE CON GRESS 13 Words

TRACT RE GRESS PRO VERT SCRIBE TRANS SUB AD VERSE CON 13 Words

PLY RE GRESS COM MISSION TRANS EX AD VERSE CO CESS 11 Words

PLY RE GRESS COM MISSION CESS TRANS EX AD VERSE CO 11 Words

PLY RE GRESS COM MISSION CESS TRANS EX AD VERSE CO 11 Words

CEIVE RE GRESS DE VERT TAIN TRANS DUCT AD MIT CON 14 Words

CEIVE RE GRESS DE VERT TAIN TRANS DUCT AD MIT CON 14 Words

CEIVE RE GRESS DE VERT TAIN TRANS DUCT AD MIT CON 14 Words

DICT DE DUCE PRE TRACT SCRIPTION EX PRO TEND CON PRE 12 Words

DICT DE DUCE PRE V SCRIPTION EX PRO TEND CON PRE 12 Words

DICT DE TEND PRE VERT SCRIPTION EX PRO V CON PRE 12 Words

prescribe ascribe describe report deport avert transport revert regress transgress avert convert converse recess report remit revert excess export commit comport convert conflict inflict invert report regress reverse revert prescribe adverse convert converse transport transgress transcribe averse replicate retract reversion revert protract refer complicate explicate extract reside reverse obverse obstruct attain ascribe averse aside retain obtain inside report respect revert reverse prospect inspect convert converse transport transcribe adverse inscribe inverse invert retract regress reverse protract progress adverse congress contract transcribe transgress subtract subscribe subvert reply regress remission reverse commission comply adverse transmission admission recess excess retain receive regress revert remit detain deceive deduct admit transgress conduct congress conceive convert prescription predict produce deduce produce pretend extend contend protract extract contract detract