Root Words and Inflectional Endings Digital Resources | -ed Ending Sounds
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These digital vocabulary activities are perfect for teaching and reviewing root words and their inflectional forms. There are four activities included. Each activity includes 10 slides. Use this resource in Google Classroom or Seesaw. These Google activities are a great digital add-on to Inflectional Endings Hands-on Reading that includes lesson plans, tips, and paper/pencil practice.
Activity 1 – Inflectional Endings –ed and -ing
Students add –ed to a word that happened in the past and –ing to a word that is happing now.
Activity 2 - Inflectional Endings –s, -ed, -ing
Students are given a sentence. They must add an inflectional ending to the last word in the sentence to make it complete.
Activity 3 – -ed Ending Sounds
Students read a past tense verb and determine if the –ed ending sounds like /d/, /t/ or /id/
Activity 4 – -ed Ending Sounds
Students read a past tense verb and determine if the –ed ending sounds like /d/, /t/ or /id/
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