It's a three-letter suffix that means "full of"

This two-letter prefix means "not"

Because Akeelah knew how much she missed her dead father, she offered a suggestion to this character, who missed his dead daughter.

This compound word, which has the word "book" in it, describes a place to put books.

This lovely lady is our school librarian.

It is a four-letter suffix that means "can be done"

When you add this three-letter prefix to a base word, it negates the base word. It can mean "not", "opposite of", "reverse", "separate", or "away from"

This young student was the a very gracious loser at the bee. He was happy that he made it to 5th place before losing.

This compound word, which has the word "mother" in it, refers to the mother of your mother.

This lady is the most friendly janitor; she keeps our library floor sparkling clean.

It is a two-letter suffix that means "in that way". When added to a base word, this suffix usually changes an adjective into an adverb.

This two-letter prefix means "again"

Akeelah's coach told her that this was the reason that some other girls treated her badly.

This compound word, which has the word "eye" in it, refers to the skin that covers your eye when you blink or when you close your eyes.

This compound word describes a way that many students ride to school.

This four-letter suffix means "without" or "missing"

This four-letter prefix means "against"

This is where big words come from.

This compound word refers to something that most students have. They use this to carry their supplies and books.

This is where all grade levels sit in the gym and try to shout louder than the others.

This four-letter suffix means "action", "state", "quality" or "process"

This two-letter prefix means "two"

Akeelah was prepared to sacrifice her "win" in order to help out this student.

This compound word refers to when we get to eat at school.

This is what you will do at the end of your senior year.