Reading/Vocabulary/Math Exercise What do these prefixes mean? Match the prefixes on your paper with the meanings on the following slide. (Each meaning is used once, but some prefixes mean the same thing. Example: More than one prefix means not).
Learning Objectives for this exercise The students will be able to: –Develop and/or refine AIMS reading and math skills by forming words out of prefixes, roots and suffixes; estimating and calculating possible word combinations. –Specific skills include: application, analysis and synthesis of vocabulary and math content.
Prefix meanings both placebefore bad/wrong under/belownot or intwo former/away oneagainearth remove smallnothand too much to speakcavethree lifebetweensame selfnochange not/away fromnotbeyond before/in front of againstbeyond round/both sides manymaingood oneafterfoot to move/carry overforeign/guest