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Meaning: one
Examples:
• unicycle (one wheel)
• uniform (one form)
• unique (one of a kind)

Teaching tip: Have students draw pictures of things that start with 'uni-' to reinforce the meaning!

# data[].attributes.body
Meaning: two
Examples:
• bicycle (two wheels)
• bilingual (speaking two languages)
• biweekly (occurring every two weeks)

Classroom activity: Create a matching game with 'bi-' words and their definitions.

# data[].attributes.body
Meaning: three
Examples:
• triangle (three angles)
• tricycle (three wheels)
• trilogy (series of three books/movies)

Engagement idea: Use manipulatives to show objects with three parts!

# data[].attributes.body
Meaning: before
Examples:
• pretest (test given before)
• preview (view before)
• prehistoric (before recorded history)

Teaching strategy: Create a timeline to show 'pre-' events!

# data[].attributes.body
Meaning: after
Examples:
• posttest (test given after)
• postwar (after the war)
• postpone (put off until after)

Activity suggestion: Compare pre- and post- words in pairs!

# data[].attributes.body
Meaning: between or among
Examples:
• interstate (between states)
• international (between nations)
• interact (act between)

Classroom tip: Use maps to show 'inter-' relationships!

# data[].attributes.body
Meaning: not or opposite of
Examples:
• unhappy (not happy)
• unclear (not clear)
• unfair (not fair)

Learning activity: Create opposite word pairs using 'un-'!

# data[].attributes.body
Meaning: not or opposite of
Examples:
• disagree (not agree)
• disconnect (not connected)
• disappear (opposite of appear)

Teaching tip: Use role-play to demonstrate 'dis-' words!

# data[].attributes.body
Meaning: not or without
Examples:
• nonfiction (not fiction)
• nonsense (not sense)
• nonviolent (without violence)

Classroom idea: Sort books into fiction and nonfiction categories!