Chapter 1
The Language of Science
See Sourcebook for Teaching Science for full text
Resources
One Look: look up examples where prefixes, suffixes, and roots are used. Use an asterisk (*) for a wild card. Thus *ion searches for all words with the ion suffix, while micro* searches for all words with the micro prefix
Behind the Name: Learn the etymology of names
Acronymfinder: Determine the meaning of acronyms
Roget's Thesaurus: Related words and concepts.
Translation: Translate words and phrases into different languages
History of English Language: Understand the relationship of English to other languages
Science Bingo (Sourcebook 13.3)
Dictionary of Word Roots and Combining Forms - by Borror
Botanary - research meanings of latin names for plants such as those identified by Norm in iNaturalist
Use ChatGPT or other Large Language Model to create a table of health terms for a secondary school health class with these main areas: (1) Nutrition and Physical Activity; (2) Growth, Development, and Sexual Health, (3) Injury Prevention and Safety; (4) Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs; (5) Mental, Emotional, and Social Health; (6) Personal and Community Health. In column 1 put the term. In column 2 put the definition. In column 3 put the root words found in these terms and their definitions.
Import the results into a spreadsheet. Example.