Tract, Frag, and Fract Roots

Joe·

Latin Roots

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SubjectLatin Roots

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Notes and places to draw illustrations for tract, frag, and fract 1. The doctor looked at the X-ray to see if there was a bone ____ure. 2. Be careful with that vase; it is very ____ile and might break. 3. A ____ion is just a small part of a whole number. 4. The big green ____or was used to pull the heavy plow across the field. 5. I tried to ex____ the splinter from my finger with a pair of tweezers. 6. The mirror broke into a tiny ____ment when it hit the ground. 7. My favorite part of t...

This learning resource focuses on mastering specific Latin roots including 'tract' (to pull/draw), 'frag' (to break), and 'fract' (to break). Students will engage in identifying words that incorporate these roots and develop a deeper understanding of their meanings in different contexts. The document includes visual word families and example sentences that show how the roots are applied, as well as guided practice for students to fill in the blanks with appropriate words while explaining their reasoning. Additionally, a vocabulary discovery organizer encourages students to explore new words, and reflection prompts help them assess their understanding of the roots studied.