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Benefit- 1) Accessible to struggling readers.   2) Challenging and fun for high flyers

Challenge: 1) more prescriptive

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Benefits - Students learn cognates and can learn foreign languages much easier; engaging for all learners; ability to talk about terminology for many different subjects.

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Benefit- 1) puzzle/ game format- FUN!
2) *hints* are provided if time/ accuracy an issue
3) Great warmup/

Challenges-
1) not everyone is as familiar with this program... appears pretty basic. More challenges possibly required for AIG. ???
2) more random...

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Breakouts: create puzzles on Google Form and allow students to learn through discovery.

Mystery Words: show students pictures of words with stems (ex: illegible), then ask them to guess the word based on their background knowledge and stem awareness.

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From prior experience, this activity is very difficult for lower level students. It was great for AIG students who wanted to "stump" each other and the teacher.

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ords, can mean different things,  sorry my mousepad is touchy

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ords, can mean different things,  sorry my mousepad is touchy

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This can help alleviate the times old question "Why are we learning this?" if students see how words are created and how they can interpret meaning.

Seems like a really great scaffold for lower-level learners and can be a good scaffold for complex words at higher levels.

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students will gain skills for all classes throughout their education

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Great way using a game atmosphere to "stump" the teacher to draw students in.

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I love the "formula" for word mapping. It helps all students at all levels begin to decode words.

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This is a great idea for students in fields that require a high volume of complex words.

This does, however, require that students have a big bank of morphemes in their back pocket.

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Lots of these activities could be made into kinesthetic activities for in-person learning (when we get back there)

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I've used sign language to teach stems. Getting the students to connect a stem to a movement is a great way to encourage retention. Whole brain learning!