Determine the meaning of a word with pre-, re- or mis-
key notes:
1. Introduction to Prefixes
- Definition: A prefix is a group of letters added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning.
- Examples: Introduce the prefixes pre-, re-, and mis-.
2. Understanding “pre-“
- Meaning: “Pre-” means “before”.
- Examples:
- Preheat: to heat before.
- Preview: to view before.
- Activity: Show pictures or short videos of an oven being preheated and a movie preview to help visualize the concept.
3. Understanding “re-“
- Meaning: “Re-” means “again”.
- Examples:
- Repaint: to paint again.
- Rewrite: to write again.
- Activity: Use simple tasks like repainting a picture or rewriting a sentence to demonstrate.
4. Understanding “mis-“
- Meaning: “Mis-” means “wrong” or “badly”.
- Examples:
- Misplace: to place wrongly.
- Misread: to read wrongly.
- Activity: Act out simple scenarios where something is misplaced or misread to make it relatable.
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