Inflectional endings anchor chart

In this post, I'm going to share how I differentiated word work during our Daily 5 time! Because my district uses Fundations on a daily basis for spelling

We are working on suffixes -ed and -ing this week in phonics. I wanted to pop in and share a few freebies with you all. I don't know about y'all, but figuring out if I need to double a consonant, leave it alone, or drop the e before adding -ed and -ing can be all kinds of confusing! So many rules! Can I get an amen?! So, to clear the mud, we have been working our tails off understanding the rules. Here's what we went over. and over. and over again until we all had it down! 1+1+1 Rule: Double…

-ed and -ing endings Drop the e and add -ing

Here's our Anchor Chart for Plural Nouns. And...another FREEBIE! It's a cut-n-paste plural noun sheet with a color coded answer sheet. Enjoy! Chatterbox Blessings,

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-ed endings anchor chart

ed or –ing - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. When adding -ed or -ing to verbs ending in a short vowel sound followed by one consonant, double that consonant before adding the ending; when adding -ed or -ing to verbs ending in a vowel-consonant-e, drop the final e before adding the ending. This rule is demonstrated using the examples of "stop" becoming "stopped/stopping" and "move" becoming "moved/moving".