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EXPLANATION: A 3 ed sentence begins with three related adjectives, each of which ends in ed. All 3 ed words must be followed by commas. Most ed words used to
Help your students know how to pronounce the past tense suffix -ed with this poster set. -ed says /t/ after a verb ending with an unvoiced sound -ed says /d/ after a verb ending with a voiced sound -ed says /әd/ after a verb ending with the letter d or t The 10 poster set contains: -ed says /t/ - 2 versions -ed says /d/ - 2 versions -ed says /әd/ - 2 versions & -ed says /id/ - 2 versions -List of the voiced sounds -List of unvoiced sounds
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When we add the suffix, "ed" to the end of words, it can make three different sounds. This is difficult for students to grasp, especially for ESL (English as a Second Language) students. These three sounds make it difficult for students to pronounce and write. If the word was parked, some students might spell it; parkt. When this happens, students are unaware that the suffix -ed comes at the end of base words and that they make a sound of t, d, or ed). If you have ever taught this skill, you know it takes some practice for some students to understand. I have created a few Sounds for -ED Resources to help teach the suffix -ed. I also have a FREEBIE from this pack to help you teach this difficult skill. I created a set of 80 task cards that practice the skill of finding the sound of _ed. These 80 task cards are broken down into 2 sets. Set 1 (red cards): Students find the sound -ed makes at the end of the word. Set 2 (green cards): Students find a word on the task card that matches the same end sound as the word on the task card. These task cards will last for a few weeks at your reading centers if you use just 10 task cards at a time. Just switch them out each week. Use the recording sheet to record answers. An answer key is included. The words on the task cards use short and long vowel sounds. The green cards are more challenging and perfect for students who understand the sound of -ed. Here is an example of the task cards: This FREE download also has two sets of words to separate into the 3 sounds, a playing mat, and a recording sheet to write words. This activity is great for beginning readers and ESL students. This helps students recognize that the suffix, _ed, makes three sounds. Click the picture above to read more about it and download so you can use it right away in the classroom. Just print! I also have this in Pumpkin Theme: I also have some fun centers to use with _ed sounds. This pack of games and centers go perfect with the task cards from above. This pack has more words to read, some fun games to play and a few worksheets to keep practicing this skill. Click the picture on the left to read and see more about these apple _ed games and centers at my TPT store. Thanks for stopping by today! See you soon, For more Phonics Resources, try here:
ORTON GILLINGHAM: This Mini Poster shows your students how to pronounce the past-tense vowel suffix -ed ending and when to use the /id/, /d/, or /t/ sounds. Related resources: v suffix -ed: pronounce /id/, /d/, or /t/ ORTON GILLINGHAM word v suffix -ed: pronounce /id/, /d/, or /t/ ORTON GILLINGHAM pdf Alphabet Phonics/MTA products vowel suffix -ed: pronounce /ed/, /d/, or /t/ poster, PDF Interactive coding PPT review PDF coding activity with fillable forms Word coding activity with fillable forms
These 3 worksheets will give your students extra practice with the suffix -ed. Each page has easy-to-follow instructions. Perfect for homework or practice in the classroom. For More Suffix Ending Fun: Suffix ending -ing - Digital Resource Suffix ending -ed - Digital Resource Suffix -ed and -ing Word Work - No Prep Suffix -ed Word Work - No Prep! Suffix -ing Word Work - No Prep!
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In this activity, students practice with words that need to double the final consonant when adding the inflectional ending -ed or -ing. Students also practice by choosing the word with the correct inflectional ending to complete the sentence, either -ed or -ing. An explanation of the double the fin...
These 3 worksheets will give your students extra practice with the suffix -ed. Each page has easy-to-follow instructions. Perfect for homework or practice in the classroom. For More Suffix Ending Fun: Suffix ending -ing - Digital Resource Suffix ending -ed - Digital Resource Suffix -ed and -ing Word Work - No Prep Suffix -ed Word Work - No Prep! Suffix -ing Word Work - No Prep!
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