Grade 7 Spelling "Spelling by Sound and Structure" Set
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34 lessons. Each lesson includes a list of 20 "New Words" and 5 "Review Words," except every sixth lesson, which is completely review.
The main emphasis of this course is the study of Latin word elements—roots, prefixes, and suffixes. Learning to spell is the primary goal throughout, and the meanings of roots and affixes are helpful in expanding a student's vocabulary.
Each lesson also has a review section that exercises phonetic and word-building concepts covered in earlier grade levels of this series. The last section of each lesson gives a brief history of the English language, providing some of the reasons for the modern spellings, pronunciations, and meanings of many English words.
A "Speller Dictionary" is included at the back of the book.
The teacher's manual includes a reduced copy of the pupil's text with the answers, teacher helps, and test sentences in the margins.
Supplementary items (not included):
- Spelling Words and Sentences (optional multi-grade teacher's book for spelling tests)
- Grades 5-8 Spelling Word Lists
Outline of Concepts
- A. Unearthing the Roots
- B. Affixing Affixes
- C. Sound, Structure, and Meaning
- D. Language Lineage
Teacher Materials
- Introduction
- Spelling Tests
- Word List
- Alphabetized List of Latin Roots
Lesson 1
- Word Elements
- Inflectional Suffixes: -s, -es; -'s; -s, -es; -ed, -ing; and -er, -est
- God's Word Never Changes... but Man's Does
Lesson 2
- Roots: initi, medi, and fini
- Noun-forming Suffixes: -or and -ar
- The Miracle of Language
Lesson 3
- Roots: sacr, sanct, and beat
- Noun-forming Suffixes: -ion and -ation
- The Origin of Writing
Lesson 4
- Roots: fid, cred, and monit
- Noun-forming Suffixes: -ance and -ence
- Development of the Alphabet
Lesson 5
- Roots: ann; di; sol; lun; and sider, sir
- Noun-forming Suffixes: -ment
- There Are Other Alphabets
Lesson 6
- Review
Lesson 7
- Roots: clam and fess
- Prefix: ad-
- Semantic Study: Generalization
Lesson 8
- Roots: dic, dict; quer, quest; and spond, spons
- Prefixes: contra-, ob-, and pro-
- Language Families
Lesson 9
- Roots: specs; vid, vis; and par
- Prefixes: ab- and dis-
- English and Its Relatives
Lesson 10
- Roots: sci and doc
- Prefixes: ante- and pre-
- Dialects
Lesson 11
- Roots: uni, duo, bi, tri, quad, quart, quin, sex, sept, oct, novem, dec, cent, mill, semi, and multi
- Latin Roots That Have Become Prefixes
- Prefixes and Suffixes
- Semantic Study: Specialization
Lesson 12
- Review
Lesson 13
- Roots: mov, mob, mot and ag, act
- Suffixes: -ous and -ose
- The Celtic Period
Lesson 14
- Roots: fac, fic; and opera
- Adjective-forming Suffixes: -able and -ible
- Early Latin Influences
Lesson 15
- Roots: tract, trah and pel, puls
- Adjective- and Noun-forming Suffix: -al
- The Old English Period
Lesson 16
- Roots: lig; ten, tin, tain; solv, solu; and rupt
- Adjective- and Noun-forming Suffixes: -ent and -ant
- Roman Catholic Influences
Lesson 17
- Roots: tend, tens, tent; flex, flect; plic, plex; and press
- Adjective- and Noun-forming Suffixes: -an and -ian
- Semantic Study: Elevation and Degeneration
Lesson 18
- Review
Lesson 19
- Roots: pend, pens and empt, em
- Prefixes: ex- and e-
- First Bible Accounts in English
Lesson 20
- Roots: duc; sequ, secut; fer, lat; and later
- Prefixes: de- and sub-
- Old English Dialects
Lesson 21
- Roots: vert, vers; volv, volu; and circum
- Prefix: com-
- Characteristics of Old English
Lesson 22
- Roots: mit, miss; cede, ceed, cess; and ven, vent
- Prefixes: in- and inter-
- Characteristics of Old English
Lesson 23
- Roots: pos, pon; loc; stat, stit, sist; and grad, gress
- Prefixes: ne-, neg-, in-, and dis-
- Semantic Study: Metaphorical Usage
Lesson 24
- Review
Lesson 25
- Roots: cap; cor, cord; man; corp; and carn
- Verb-forming Suffixes: -ate; -fy, -ify; and -ize, -ise
- Obsolete Old English Characters
Lesson 26
- Roots: pater, patr; mater, matr; frater, fratr; and fili
- Noun-forming Suffixes: -y, -ty, and -ity
- Old English Place Names
Lesson 27
- Roots: can, fel, vacc, bos, equ, and sus
- Adjective-forming Suffixes: -ile and -ine
- Old English Place Names
Lesson 28
- Roots: sen and juven
- Diminutive Suffixes: -ule, -let, -ette
- Danish Influences
Lesson 29
- Abbreviations of Latin Origin
- Suffixes and Prefixes
- Semantic Study: Abstract and Concrete Meanings
Lesson 30
- Review
Lesson 31
- Roots: port, aqua, and nav
- Prefixes: trans- and per-
- The Norman Conquest
Lesson 32
- Roots: cid; cid, cis; and sect
- Prefixes: super-, sur- and ultra-
- The Middle English Period
Lesson 33
- Roots: cap, cip, cept; mand; reg, rect; leg, lect; and leg
- Prefixes: re- and se-
- Middle English Literature
Lesson 34
- Review
Review Lesson Test Sentences
Final Test—Test Sentences
Spelling Dictionary