Inflectional ending ed anchor chart

Adding -ed at the end of words anchor chart. This is a creative way to show that if you see "ed" at the end of a word, it means it happened in the past.

Inflectional endings may sound like a complex concept, but it's as easy as adding a few letters to the end of the word. When inflectional endings are added to the end of a word, they change the meaning or quality of the word. Take a look at how to teach inflectional endings in the 2nd grade classroom.

Recently, I've received quite a few emails of people asking me what my Phonics block/instruction looks like. I've posted about it in the p...

-ed endings anchor chart

Hi, Friends! How are ya? It’s time for another thrilling Throwback Thursday! This post was originally created as a guest post for a sweet blogger friend, so it may be new to some of you! We’re recovering from enjoying our first concert ever! Yep! I’m pretty sure I’ve got mommy of the year wrapped up as of today! Enjoy the post! Deja, DJ and I are snoozing still with a little Mindless Behavior, OMG Girlz, and Coco Jones {along with the screams of tweenage girls} ringing in our ears…

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

-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,