Greek roots: “para ”

Greek roots: “para” By Ms. Mo 7th Grade English Lit. & Comp. OCHSA 2006

Root: para

Meaning: Beside,along with

Derivatives • parable • paragraph • parallel

Derivatives • parable: a story in for compassion while teaching a lesson or a moral

Derivatives 2. paragraph: (graph – write)- an ending mark (¶) beside a page of print to show needed information

Derivatives 3. parallell:(allos – other)- lying along side of another line , not touching

Your turn! Can you list two more words of your own and its definition?

Written Conventions Practice: Dependent clauses: • Also known as _________ • Are _________ thoughts.

Written Conventions Practice: Directions: • Copy the following sentences down and identify if they are a(n): • D = dependent clause • I = Independent clause • Underline any dependent clauses

Written Conventions Practice: Moving a pencil before the patient’s eyes, the optometrist checked to see if Mrs. Iris’s pupils moved in parallel lines and patterns.

Written Conventions Practice: “The Tortoise and the Hare,” a famous parable.

Written Conventions Practice: “The Tortoise and the Hare,” a famous parable, teaches young children about the lesson of patience and perseverance.

Greek roots: “para ”

Greek roots: “para ”

Presentation Transcript

Greek Religion

Finding Roots of Functions

Plant Organs: Roots

The Greek Key Motif

The Greek World

PSYCHOLOGY

Unit 9

Anatomy and Physiology of Vegetable Plants

Chapter 35.1:

Greek Drama

Greek Buildings

Family Times

7.5 Sum and Product of Roots

Vocabulary:Greek and Latin Roots

Roots of the Conflict – From Origin to the Occupation

Simplifying square roots

Minotaur, Labyrinth, Circe’s Palace and Greek Architecture

JSIS E 111: Elementary Modern Greek

Oedipus Rex and Ancient Greek Theater

Pytheas the Greek and and the discovery of Britain

ROOTS WEEKS: 1-12