Friday, December 6, 2013

Morphemic Knowledge (Morphemes)

What is a Morphemic Knowledge?
Morphemic Knowledge refers to the knowledge of word structure. 
What is a Morpheme?
A morpheme is a word composed of one or more meaningful linguistic units. The smallest unit of meaning in language is a morpheme. 

Two Types of Morphemes:
1. Free Morphemes: Examples of these would be, (house, turtle, book).
2. Bound Morphemes: Examples of these would be, (the final -S in houses and the -ing in going). 


Activities and resources for Parents: 



This link explains morphology and the importance it has in a child's literacy development. 






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