Across
- 4. a noun-forming suffix (-ation) attached to a root meaning "to take a step or degree".
- 7. a direct loanword combination from German meaning "children's garden".
- 8. an academic cohort combined with a term for a peer or companion.
- 9. the progressive or gerund suffix (-ing) attached to the act of evaluating a score or tier.
- 14. a dwelling-place root combined with an educational facility.
- 15. a dark hue meets a flat wooden surface in this traditional writing surface.
- 18. the agent suffix (-er) attached to the verb meaning "to instruct".
- 20. a written volume combining printed instructional literature with a bound tome.
Down
- 1. a tool featuring a marker suffix (-er) added to a compound meaning "to emphasize with light".
- 2. a compound word combining an activity of recreation with an area of land designated for a specific purpose.
- 3. a mid-day meal joined with a rectangular container.
- 5. the plural marker (-s) attached to a Latin-rooted agent noun meaning "those who study".
- 6. a physical chamber dedicated to an organized group of learners.
- 10. a common misspelling of a compound combining a written record with a bound volume. (Note: Clued as "notebook" based on the spelling provided).
- 11. a thin wire fastener named after the material it holds together.
- 12. two-part gear combining a rear location with a sack for carrying items.
- 13. the hours of the day designated for a midday meal.
- 16. derived from the Latin prefix com- (together) and root legere (to choose), meaning an organized body of colleagues.
- 17. a simple plural inflection (-s) attached to flexible containers used for carrying things.
- 19. the continuous action suffix (-ing) added to the root for interpreting written symbols.
