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Sort: Relevance. Words Their Way breaks down the components of literacy in a series of stages. English Language Arts , Phonics , Reading. Activities , Worksheets. Show 5 included products. Show more details. Wish List.
Use this fun and engaging Words Their Way file folder game to reinforce and practice consonant doubling and e drop when adding inflectional endings. This game was adapted using directions from Words Their Way. Just print, glue on a folder, laminate, gather the game pieces and store all extra materia. Phonics , Spelling. Instructions for teachers are included in an 8 page PDF file. English Language Arts , Phonics , Spelling. Double Scoop! An Inflected Endings Board Game. This board game requires students to sort words into the three categories of e-drop, double, or no change when adding -ing or -ed.
Students will have to read the words in the context of a short sentence. English Language Arts , Spelling , Writing. Activities , Games , Literacy Center Ideas. This product follows the Words Their Way scope and sequence. In this stage, your students need practice with plural words, inflectional ending. This resource has been created to complement the Words Their Way spelling program. It is ideal for Syllable and Affixes Stage Spellers who are working through unit 1 Inflected Endings -ing, -ed, -s, -es.
These cards can be used to revise how a base word changes or remains the same when adding —ing. Phonics , Spelling , Vocabulary. All words are used. Directions, decorative backs, and extra play cards are also included. Activities , Games , Handouts. Included in this game: Directions sheet spinner game board 44 word cards. English Language Arts , Spelling , Vocabulary. Activities , Games. Everything you need for the entire year of word work lessons and word work activities is included in this huge Word Work Bundle.
This bundle includes over pages of word work resources, including 60 lessons, word lists, word work activities for whole class, s. Phonics , Reading , Spelling.
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Games , Literacy Center Ideas. Show 2 included products. I often wanted to send home the weekly word sorts with my students. If you like, these weekly sorts can be cut up at home, or simply used as a refer. Kids learn inflectional endings at different times, depending on the curriculum.
Some kids begin to learn inflectional endings as early as kindergarten. However, most kids learn to read inflectional endings at the end of first grade or beginning of second grade.
If you have a struggling reader, make sure you teach inflectional endings explicitly and systematically. Teach most single-syllable phonics sounds before you teach inflectional endings.
Struggling readers often have the most difficult time with inflectional endings. This is why I advocate teaching most phonics sounds before starting inflectional endings instruction. Get through: short vowels, consonant blends, silent e, long vowels, and r-sounds before teaching inflectional endings. This can keep them on low-level decodables for too long.
However, if you teach most phonics downs first, struggling readers will learn to read inflectional endings at a faster rate. Inflectional endings are difficult to master. Students are often unsure of what to say for the vowel sound.
The following words show why inflectional endings are confusing for students:. If there are two consonants in the middle the first vowel is short. However, there are still words like sailed, peeking, and glowed that contain vowel units.
So how do you teach all this? Kids learn best when you ask them a series of questions. We know from cognitive science that learning must be effortful in order to stick. Thus, after you teach inflectional endings explicitly, learn how to correct your student. Teacher: points to middle pp consonants How many consonants are in the middle [between the vowels]?
Do you see how you need to guide your student? Telling your student the correct vowel pronunciation does not facilitate learning. Guiding your student, through a series of questions, however, does result in learning. The ed ending makes several sounds. If your student says the wrong one, get her to experiment with the others. Inflectional endings are common. Activities , Literacy Center Ideas , Worksheets. Are you looking for a fun unit to practice inflectional endings with action verbs?
This unit has got you covered! There are loads of activities for you to use throughout the year to introduce and practice verb tenses. This product is now available in a large grammar bundle.
English Language Arts , Grammar. Literacy Center Ideas , Printables. Inflectional Endings -s, -ed, -ing Game. This print and play game is for working with inflectional endings -s , -ed , and -ing. The students draw a card and roll the die, then they record their "root" word, ending, and new word on the recorder sheet! Activities , Games.
Woo hoo! Here it is! An inflectional -ed -ing super pack! Teaching inflectional endings can be tricky for young readers. This product gives plenty of review and reinforcement, plus discreet "fun sheet" assessment activities for teachers to monitor student progress. Included in this pack: - 5. English Language Arts , Grammar , Vocabulary.
Activities , Games , Literacy Center Ideas. Learning about inflectional endings and the sounds of ed has never been more engaging! Project and play the game without any extra prep! Then print the worksheets or assign the digital slides for in. Phonics , Reading , Writing. Activities , PowerPoint Presentations.
Use this fun and engaging Words Their Way file folder game to reinforce and practice consonant doubling and e drop when adding inflectional endings. This game was adapted using directions from Words Their Way. Just print, glue on a folder, laminate, gather the game pieces and store all extra materia. Phonics , Spelling. This inflectional ending game is a great way to introduce engaging interactive practice to both your ELA centers and independent practice through Google Classroom or Seesaw.
Explorer Phonics enhances both student motivation and engagement by giving students instant feedback in their phonics practice. Phonics , Reading , Spelling. Interactive Whiteboard.
I Have, Who Has Game - inflectional endings s, es, ed, ing. I Have, Who Has game cards designed to practice words with inflectional endings s, es, ed and ing. Includes 26 cards. Learning about inflectional endings and the word endings has never been more engaging! Then print the worksheets or assign the digital slides for i. Two games included!
Scoot is a fun game to get students moving while learning about inflectional endings! All students can play at the same time as they move around the room, read the words, and complet. Reading , Spelling , Writing. Activities , Assessment , Games.
Set up is super easy. Just grab a plain manila folder, glue on the front cover and back cards, cut the game cards, fill a baggie and the game is set to go! English Language Arts , Phonics , Reading. Activities , Games , Printables. Double Scoop! An Inflected Endings Board Game. This board game requires students to sort words into the three categories of e-drop, double, or no change when adding -ing or -ed.
Students will have to read the words in the context of a short sentence. English Language Arts , Spelling , Writing. Your students will have a great time helping the pirates read the words to find the buried treasure. Students roll the dice and read the word to his or her partner. He or she then writes the word in a sentence to earn a point.
Whoever earns the most points by the end of the game wins! This is a simple and fun game to get kids thinking about the inflectional ending "ing. Use in a center, small group or even whole group. Simply print off the recording sheets - one for each student. Print the coordinating colored verb cards and place them around the. Grammar , Phonics , Reading. I LOVE literacy centers! I also like simple, kid-friendly, and effective resources!
Because of that, I developed a series of games that not only address the standards in a simple, easy, and kid-friendly way, but are also ink saving and require minimal preparation on your part!
All straight-line cuts. Activities , Literacy Center Ideas , Printables. Inflected Endings Centers and Games. Inflected Endings Centers and Games This resource contains directions for 7 different ways to play this game. All the games and centers focus on identifying and reading inflected endings —s and -ing words. Phonics , Reading , Reading Strategies. Learning about inflectional endings and the verb agreement has never been more engaging!
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