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Activities/games to do during the derivational relation stages.

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Activities/games to do during the derivational relation stages.

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Activities for Derivational Relations Stage - Words their way (weebly.com)
This website contains engaging activities from Words Their Way. Activities found are word sorts that work on suffixes. The other activities are to explain the meaning of a prefix or suffix. These fun activities are great ways to engage your future students.

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Activities for Derivational Relations Stage

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This video holds lot of great information that describes prefixes and suffixes and what they mean. You can use this video to refresh your own knowledge as well a way to build on students knowledge. The video is upbeat and will not bore your students if you decide to show it to them.

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What students use and confuse during the derivational relations stage.

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What students use and confuse during the derivational relations stage.

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This website goes in depth to what students use and confuse during the derivational stage. This website also includes more activities that you can use to help your students' vocabulary during this stage. It also describes how students' should keep track of their own progress during the exploration of words in this stage.

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Microsoft Word - WordsTheirWayLevelEContent.doc (mamkschools.org)
If you look at this website, there are a breakdown of prefixes and suffixes. It does a review of prefixes such as -re, -un, -dis, and -mis. The meaning behind each is that un- (means "not"), re- ("again"), in- ("not") and dis- ("not"). Next, it discusses suffixes such as –er, -est, -ier, -iest. Finally, it discusses unique prefixes and suffixes, and the scenarios when you should use them. As a future educator, this would be a great website for exploring prefixes and suffixes.

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Word study during the derivational relations stage.

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Word study during the derivational relations stage.

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This is a great blog about many activities to help your students study words during the derivational relations stage. The activities include word searches and word sorts that will allow your student to explore derivational relations on their own and in groups.

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Word Study Small Groups: Derivational Relations Stage Activities - Tarheelstate Teacher

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What activities and strategies should you use with your Derivational Relations Spellers during their small group word study time? In this 4-part series, I'm digging into some suggested word study activities for each stage of Words Their Way!