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Morphology Judge

Morphology

Free Morphology Judge practice — arrange the morphemes in the correct order. Spelling game for primary school students.

Years 4–9

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Examples in this game

Easy
judge - (verb) to decide how good something is, or who is right. · judgement - (noun) a decision or opinion about something after thinking carefully. · judgemental - (adjective) too quick to criticise or find fault with people. · misjudge - (verb) to form a wrong opinion about someone or something. · misjudgement - (noun) a wrong opinion or decision about something.
Medium
judicial - (adjective) to do with judges and courts of law. · judicially - (adverb) in a way that is to do with judges and courts of law. · prejudicial - (adjective) likely to harm someone or their chances unfairly. · prejudicially - (adverb) in a way that harms someone or their chances unfairly. · judgementally - (adverb) in a way that is too quick to criticise or find fault.
Hard
judicial - (adjective) to do with judges and courts of law. · judicially - (adverb) in a way that is to do with judges and courts of law. · prejudicial - (adjective) likely to harm someone or their chances unfairly. · prejudicially - (adverb) in a way that harms someone or their chances unfairly. · judgementally - (adverb) in a way that is too quick to criticise or find fault.

Curriculum fit

Spelling Part of Rollama's Morphology quest, used with Years 4–9.

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Teaching this next week? Set this game as homework, see which children need the tricky cases again, and let Rollama auto-build their retry playlist.

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Morphology Spelling – judge (meaning: judge or law)

Order the word parts to build the word.
You can also reorder the word parts by dragging.

Medal target: 5 points

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