A Sample Morphology Lesson | Emily Gibbons | The Literacy Nest

[@donnaperry7984]

Great lesson. I love that you have many different ways to instruct the morphology lesson. I particularly like the morphology board that you made and using different colors for prefixes and suffixes.

[@kerimadsen1528]

Thank you for this video, Emily. I think it would be important to incorporate discussion about meaning into these activities, as well. I know you likely already know this, but the video just didn't mention it. We need to make connections between the phonological, orthographic, and semantic processing of new vocabulary, and morphology instruction is an extension of vocabulary instruction, too. Thanks for providing the ideas and the model, though.

[@JudyLin-g6m]

This is such an informative lesson. I really enjoy it. May I please if the scope and sequence you mentioned might be a bit more different when it comes to ESL students?

[@laurawestervelt850]

Hi Emily. Where did you get the magnet board that you were using? Thanks so much.

[@pamelasim3840]

Wonderful way to present morphology when you have a limited amount of time to work with. Can you pls send the link for the magnetic morphology board? Thanks kindly!

[@tammyslavin199]

Did you find where to purchase the magnetic morphology board?

[@tty5535]

Do you then add the card to the visual drill to drill the meaning before each lesson?

[@primaryprocedures2289]

Is there a good list of Latin words for third graders to know