Words with Greek and Latin roots and affixes

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Exercise Express Grade 5 Week 6. Words with Greek and Latin roots and affixes. telephoto tel - uh - foh - toh. photosynthesis foh - t uh - sin- th uh -sis. photogenic foh-t uh - jen- ik. photography f uh - tog- r uh - fee. photocell foh- toh-sel. compatible

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Exercise Express Grade 5 Week 6 Words with Greek and Latin roots and affixes
telephoto tel-uh-foh-toh
photosynthesis foh-tuh-sin-thuh-sis
photogenic foh-tuh-jen-ik
photography fuh-tog-ruh-fee
photocell foh-toh-sel
compatible kuhm-pat-uh-buh;
visible viz-uh-buhl
audible aw-duh-buhl
edible ed-uh-buhl
flexible flek-suh-buhl
flexible flek-suh-buhl Rubber is flexible. Good writers reread and revise by adding, deleted, moving, or substituting. Stretch It!
there was visibel signs that the Children had no behav Good writers reread and edit. Fix It!
Good readers make words with sounds. Add It!

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Greek and Latin Roots and Affixes

Greek and Latin Root and Affixes

Greek and Latin Roots and Affixes Review Weeks 1 - 5

Greek &amp; Latin Roots &amp; Affixes Performance

Greek and Latin Roots and Affixes

Introduction to Greek &amp; Latin Roots/Affixes

Greek &amp; Latin Roots and Affixes

Greek &amp; Latin Roots and Affixes

Latin and Greek Roots

Latin and Greek roots .

Greek and Latin Roots

Greek and Latin Roots

Greek and Latin Roots

Latin and Greek roots and affixes

Greek and Latin Roots

Latin and Greek Roots

Greek &amp; Latin Roots and Affixes

Greek and Latin Roots and Affixes

Greek and Latin Roots and Affixes

Greek &amp; Latin Roots and Affixes

Greek and Latin Roots and Affixes

Greek &amp; Latin Roots and Affixes

Greek & Latin Roots & Affixes Performance

Introduction to Greek & Latin Roots/Affixes

Greek & Latin Roots and Affixes

Greek & Latin Roots and Affixes

Greek & Latin Roots and Affixes

Greek & Latin Roots and Affixes

Greek & Latin Roots and Affixes