Morpheme Activities and Objectives

The video tutorial introduces two activities for practicing morphemes, focusing on affixes. The first activity involves identifying and sorting affixes in words, while the second activity encourages students to produce words with affixes and use them in sentences. Both activities are designed for group participation and include extensions for further practice. The tutorial concludes with a summary of the activities' benefits.

What is the main focus of the video?

• Practicing and producing morphemes

• Teaching grammar rules

• Learning new vocabulary

• Improving reading skills

What is the objective of the first morpheme activity?

• To write essays

• To identify and sort affixes

• To memorize vocabulary

• To practice pronunciation

How are students divided for the first activity?

• In pairs

• Individually

• In large groups

• In groups of 3 or 4

What do the header cards contain?

• Pictures of objects

• Grammar rules

• Meanings of affixes

• Definitions of words

What is the purpose of the sentence cards?

• To draw pictures

• To write sentences

• To identify underlined affixes

• To practice reading

What is one extension idea for the first activity?

• Singing songs

• Writing essays

• Making it a competition

• Drawing pictures

What is the objective of the second activity?

• To write poems

• To read stories

• To produce words with affixes

• To memorize grammar rules

What materials are needed for the second activity?

• Books and pencils

• Game board and dice

• Computers and tablets

• Flashcards and markers

How do students use the game board in the second activity?

• By rolling dice and moving pieces

• By reading aloud

• By drawing pictures

• By writing sentences

What is the benefit of the second activity?

• It is a solo activity

• It requires no materials

• It focuses on memorization

• It's open-ended and encourages creativity