Science teachers, have you noticed students’ eyes glaze over when they hit dense, unfamiliar terms? It’s not enough to decode words—they need to grasp their meanings. Morphology, the study of word structures, can transform how students tackle science vocabulary. Imagine breaking down “photosynthesis”—suddenly, “photo” (light) + “synthesis” (putting together) clicks, and understanding blooms. Activities like Etymology Word Webs turn vocabulary lessons into engaging explorations, connecting word roots and building semantic awareness. These tools help students make sense of complex terms, empowering them to read, write, and think like true scientists. Ready to transform your teaching?