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Lesson 2 Stems

This lesson focuses on the understanding of various stems and vocabulary words. It introduces prefixes such as "dis-" meaning not or apart, and explores related words like disembark and distraught. The lesson also covers the stem "here," exemplified with words like adhere and heredity, illustrating concepts of sticking and familial traits. The "jud-" stem relates to judgement with words like judiciary and prejudice. Additionally, the "pot-" stem introduces terms like potion and potable, while "rid-" includes words like riddle and ride in a humorous context.

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Lesson 2 Stems

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  1. Lesson 2 Stems • dis – not, apart, away • here – stick • jud – judge • pot – drink • rid - laugh

  2. Lesson 2 Vocabularydis – not, apart, away • disembark to leave or go away from • distraught deeply agitated, not calm

  3. here - stick • heredity characteristics that stick from on generation to another • Adhere to stick Adhere to the rules!

  4. jud - judge • prejudice judgmental • judiciary a collection of judges

  5. pot - drink • potion a drink • potable fit or suitable for drinking

  6. rid - laugh • riddle a word game or joke posed as a puzzling question • ride – to joke (In a mean spirited way, as in deride or ridicule)

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