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Word Root of the Week: Port This week’s word root is port, which means “to carry.” You may not realize it, but port shows up in many words you use every day. For example,...
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Word Root of the Week: Port This week’s word root is port, which means “to carry.” You may not realize it, but port shows up in many words you use every day. For example,...
Posted by Amy Druce
This week at Bushey Meads, our students have been stepping up their vocabulary skills with the Latin root GRESS, which means “step.” As we work together in the daily...
Posted by Amy Druce
Posted by Amy Druce
Last term, our Word of the Week journey culminated in the December end-of-term quiz. Congratulations to the 15 groups who achieved 100%, with special recognition for our top...
Posted by Amy Druce
Our Word Root of the Week this week is RUPT, from the Latin meaning ‘burst‘. Students explored other words with the root RUPT, and learned how to remember the double...
Posted by Amy Druce
Our Word Root of the Week this week is LOG, from the Greek root meaning ‘word‘. As well as exploring lots of words with the LOG root, students have been challenged to...
Posted by Amy Druce
Word Root of the Week: Port
This week’s word root is port, which means “to carry.” You may not realize it, but port shows up in many words you use every day.
For example, an airport is a place that helps “carry” people or goods by air. A portable speaker is something easy to “carry” around. And when you import or export goods, you “carry” them into or out of a country. What other words with port can you think of?