Mark Naser

This two-page resource comes with increasingly difficult challenges that have students using "6" and "7" to derive the given answers! Knowledge of BEDMAS is not needed, but some questions use exponents. An answer key is provided.

This is a collection of first set of five Latin and Greek roots worksheets. Latin and Greek roots are all over the English language, as well as French, Spanish and other "cousins"! What better way to help your students recognize unfamiliar words than to give them first-hand practice? Included in this fill-in-the-blanks exercise are 20 word roots and 50 English cognates, which will help any learner quickly build their lexicon. An answer key is also provided for quick reference.

This activity includes information to help you recognize and use appositives, handy writing tools that can make writing more concise and effective. A technique is taught to ensure that the appositive is used correctly. A worksheet is provided that includes 5 T/F questions based on your learning and 10 practice examples -- because you learn best when you do! An answer key is provided.

Latin and Greek roots are all over the English language, as well as French, Spanish and other "cousins"! What better way to help your students recognize unfamiliar words than to give them first-hand practice? Included in this fill-in-the-blanks exercise are 4 word roots -- a-, acro, agri and ambi/amphi -- and 10 English cognates, which will help any learner quickly build their lexicon. An answer key is also provided for quick reference.

This worksheet provides examples of common writing mistakes, with a focus on grammar. Learners look over these examples and then try finding them in 10 sentences. To do this, they must identify the type of mistake and then write it correctly in the space below. An answer key is provided to facilitate learning.

Latin and Greek roots are all over the English language, as well as French, Spanish and other "cousins"! What better way to help your students recognize unfamiliar words than to give them first-hand practice? Included in this exercise are 4 word roots -- avi, bell, bene and bi -- and 10 English cognates, which will help any learner quickly build their lexicon. An answer key is also provided for quick reference.

Latin and Greek roots are all over the English language, as well as French, Spanish and other "cousins"! What better way to help your students recognize unfamiliar words than to give them first-hand practice? Included in this exercise are 4 word roots -- arch, astro/aster, aud and auto -- and 10 English cognates, which will help any learner quickly build their lexicon. An answer key is also provided for quick reference.

Latin and Greek roots are all over the English language, as well as French, Spanish and other "cousins"! What better way to help your students recognize unfamiliar words than to give them first-hand practice? Included in this fill-in-the-blanks exercise are 4 word roots -- ante, anthrop(o), anti and aqu(a) -- and 10 English cognates, which will help any learner quickly build their lexicon. An answer key is also provided for quick reference.

Latin and Greek roots are all over the English language, as well as French, Spanish and other "cousins"! What better way to help your students recognize unfamiliar words than to give them first-hand practice? Included in this fill-in-the-blanks exercise are 4 word roots -- ami/amo, andr(o), anim and ann/enn -- and 10 English cognates, which will help any learner quickly build their lexicon. An answer key is also provided for quick reference.

This exercise requires learners to combine short sentences into longer ones. They do this nine times, and then put together their longer sentences into a coherent paragraph. To accomplish this, learners must make important decisions such as what information should be omitted and how best to punctuate sentences for maximum effect. A sample response is provided in the answer key.