Mittere- to send, is the example root at the beginning of the 50 Latin Word Roots page. (I used it because it demonstrates the meaning of many prefixes.) Words from Two Latin Roots Word Search includes words from the roots mittere & ponere. (I thought a clear name with easy-to-find practice was more important than a clever name.) The Important Latin Roots Word Search (answers here) includes words on (surprise!) the Important Latin Roots page. Reformer- someone who makes changes- forms something again. See if you can guess the word meanings from the root and prefix combinations! (Examples: exclude- to shut out. rectus/regere- right/to lead straight or rule,.(The word search answers are here.) It takes words based on from the Latin roots This ‘easier’ words puzzle (still not TOO easy) uses some of the words from 50 Latin Word Roots. Some aren't too hard others have words with challenging spellings (and meanings!) There are several word searches in this section.
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Free Word Search Puzzles: Words from Latin Roots You can do that with Irregular Past Participles Word Search and its answers. It’s worth practicing the irregular ones. (See that page for an explanation.) Most past participles are the same as the simple past form, regular or irregular. We use past participles after ‘have’ (or ‘had’) to form the perfect tenses. (The verb list on the bottom has a similar order to the words on that page.) For extra practice, make up a sentence with each. Irregular Past Tense Verbs Word Search includes most of the verbs in 12 Lists for Irregular Verbs. If you want more of a challenge, cover the word list until you have found all you can without that help. The words to search for are listed at the bottom.
They use mixed forms: nouns, verbs, adjectives and sometimes adverbs. Most word searches include about 50 words. The words in the puzzle run left to right, top to bottom, or diagonally, but not backward. (Use these links to go straight to that section.) Try irregular past tense verbs, words made from word roots, prefixes, and suffixes, or academic vocabulary practice. There are several types of word searches here. That's why there are inks to related practice after many of the puzzles. The best way to use word search puzzles is along with other ways to review of the same words. They can help you practice spelling as well. However, once you have learned the meanings, word searches help you focus your attention on them.
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