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Prefixes & Roots

Use word parts to unlock unfamiliar meanings.

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A word machine changing a closed padlock into an open padlock

Warm-up · Lesson 22Prefixes & Roots · PrefixesThe Locked Word WorkshopA tiny prefix changes a locked door's direction, but Lumi thinks it means 'again.'Start lesson

A research submarine travelling beneath a boat on the ocean surface

Core · Lesson 27Prefixes & Roots · Latin roots and word partsThe Submarine Word CodeA navigation word carries an old clue inside it: sub. Lumi sends the vessel upward.Start lesson

Context & Vocabulary

Use nearby clues and choose the most precise word.

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An explorer using a small lantern to see inside a dim cave

Warm-up · Lesson 23Context & Vocabulary · Context cluesThe Whispering Cave WordA cave sentence contains its own flashlight for the unfamiliar word dim.Start lesson

Children comparing light rain with a powerful downpour

Core · Lesson 28Context & Vocabulary · Precise word choiceThe Storm Warning WordThe weather station needs one exact word for sheets of heavy rain. Lumi chooses the gentlest one.Start lesson

Word Relationships

Compare relationships, categories, and attributes.

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Picture cards matching a kitten with a cat and a puppy with a dog

Warm-up · Lesson 24Word Relationships · Analogies and relationshipsThe Baby-Animal SignalA coded rescue signal pairs young animals with adults—until one tempting food word intrudes.Start lesson

A bicycle sitting among a violin, trumpet, and flute

Warm-up · Lesson 25Word Relationships · Categories and attributesThe Orchestra IntruderViolin, trumpet, flute, bicycle: one item rolled into the orchestra by mistake.Start lesson

Figurative Language

Separate literal meaning from exaggeration and imagery.

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A tired hiker carrying a comically enormous backpack

Core · Lesson 26Figurative Language · Figurative languageThe One-Ton BackpackAn explorer complains that her backpack weighs a ton. Lumi calls the cargo crane.Start lesson