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This is a free sample of a project that I am currently working on that will teach roots and affixes through comics. Feel free to use this one; more will be on the way. Please let me know what you think in exchange for the freebee. NOW AVAILABLE: the complete lessons. See my other products for details.
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mgmidget09
Excellent clever idea-I teach grade five-
March 25, 2013 
Students of History (TpT Seller)
Wow, very cool. Do you draw these? You are an amazing talent!
January 21, 2013
charabruins33
Looks good and I'm sure that kids will enjoy doing something like this.
August 10, 2012
David Rickert (TpT Seller)
I hope so! Please check out the full volumes of Vocabulary Comics for more fun with roots, prefixes, and suffixes.
August 11, 2012
katb
This is perfect to engage students and the chances of them looking at it again are high! Have you seen the history based comics from the daily press called solutions? Is there any way to get more? kboos boosfamily5@yahoo.com
August 25, 2009
adebouch1
Great idea and perfect to engage Middle School students, especially!!
July 20, 2009
ssateacher
This is a great idea and of course teaching in context is the way to go. The banner heading with the featured roots is very clear. The humorous touches are terrific. I love the "Other Cool Words" feature at the end, too. You could add extension ideas for students (or teachers) for students to write their own sentences using the words and so on. Thanks for the freebie.
July 31, 2008
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Tambrosian
Hello, David, You asked for feedback on the 'Roots and Affixes' download. I love the cartoon format, but, unfortunately, these cartoons would be a little too 'childish' for my 16-18 year olds with learning difficulties - great for a younger age group, though. Your 'Grammar' cartoons have gone down well with my students - they seemed aimed at a slightly older group. Great stuff!
December 6, 2010
adebouch1
Could you let me know when you have more on this topic? I teach science and am always amazed that students in 6-8th grades have not been taught to use prefixes, etc. to unlock words, especially the Latin and Greek in science vocabulary. Thanks.
July 20, 2009
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I spent the first three years of my career teaching language arts to seventh graders. Since then (for the past eight years) I have mainly been teaching Freshman English and AP English.
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