📚 Part 1: Understanding the Root Word "Cess"

The root word "cess" comes from Latin and means "to go" or "to move".

When we add prefixes and suffixes to "cess", we create many different words that all relate to movement or going.

access, process, recess, recession, necessary, concession

🔗 Part 2: Match the Words with Their Definitions

🔧 Part 3: Building New Words

a) recess → recession → _____________ (adjective form)

b) access → _____________ (past tense) → _____________ (able to be reached)

c) process → _____________ (past tense) → _____________ (continuous form)

d) _____________ →ecessary → necessarily (adverb form)

Prefixes: pro-, re-, ac-, ex-, suc-

Suffixes: -ion, -ive, -ed, -ing, -ible

📝 Part 4: Fill in the Blanks

a) During lunch, students go outside for _____________ to play and relax.

b) You need a password to _____________ your email account.

c) My great-grandmother is my _____________ who lived before me.

d) It is _____________ to wear a seatbelt when driving for safety.

e) The factory uses a special _____________ to make chocolate bars.

f) During the economic _____________, many businesses struggled.

🔤 Part 5: Alphabetical Order

Words to organise: recession, access, processes, ancestors, recess, necessary, concession, accessed

💭 Part 6: Think and Write