📚 Part 1: Understanding the Roots

Root Word Information:

CEDE and CEED both mean "to go" or "to yield"

Examples: proceed (to go forward), recede (to go back), succeed (to go after/follow)

The roots "cede" and "ceed" both mean ____________ or ____________.

🔤 Part 2: Sorting Cede and Ceed Words

Word Bank: interceded, proceed, succeeded, precedes, succeed, proceeded, proceeds, preceded, succeeds

🔗 Part 3: Match Words to Definitions

🔧 Part 4: Building Words with Prefixes and Suffixes

Prefix Bank: pro- (forward), pre- (before), suc- (after), inter- (between), re- (back)

Suffix Bank: -ed (past tense), -s (present/plural), -ing (ongoing action)

a) pre + cede + s = _________________ (goes before)

b) suc + ceed + ing = _________________ (achieving/following after)

c) inter + cede + ed = _________________ (went between to help in the past)

d) pro + ceed + s = _________________ (goes forward)

e) re + cede + ed = _________________ (went back in the past)

✍️ Part 5: Using Words in Context

a) The meeting will _____________ as planned tomorrow. (proceed / precede)

b) Hard work often helps students _____________ in their studies. (succeed / intercede)

c) The introduction should _____________ the main presentation. (recede / precede)

d) The teacher _____________ on behalf of the student. (interceded / proceeded)

e) The flood waters began to _____________ after three days. (succeed / recede)

🎨 Part 6: Create Your Own

succeeded:

proceeds:

preceded: