A fun addition to the The Morphology Kit® Latin Progression, these interactive games can help you improve your reading, spelling, and vocabulary.

The games in this course give you a chance to improve your understanding of common Latin morphemes (Latin morphemes are in at least 60% of the words in the books and texts you will read in school after 4th grade) while having fun and being challenged.

Quick Start Guide

Sequence

The games are arranged in a course format that follows The Morphology Kit® Latin Progression sequence of morpheme lessons and activities.

Following the suggested sequence can be helpful, but it’s not required. These games are designed to make practicing Latin morphemes fun and engaging. The more you play, the more confident you’ll become in recognizing morphemes and understanding how they help form so many English words.

Simply click on any game to begin.

Each game includes brief instructions for play (below the game).

Notes for Instructors

Please note that these games are intended to be used in co-ordination with the instructor-led The Morphology Kit® Latin Progression Core Lessons. Students can get value from these games alone. But, a deeper understanding of Latin morphemes can be achieved when these games are paired with the lessons and activities in The Morphology Kit® Latin Progression.

These games follow the same progression of Latin morphemes found in The Morphology Kit® Latin Progression. Within each morpheme section in this course of games, each game can be played in any order.

Crossword Puzzles

These offer a more challenging version of some activities. Students must generate and spell words based on clues.

MORPH SORT -- Word Families and Common Base Word

Hints are provided in parentheses to support student success.

Parts of Speech Activities

Identifying parts of speech without sentence context may be difficult for some students. In those cases, consider completing these activities interactively with students.

Unscramble Activity

Word parts may not always display final "e" in morphemes.