Suffix ed anchor chart

-ed endings anchor chart

The three sounds of -ed can be a confusing concept for beginning and struggling learners. That’s why I created this hands-on printable pack for my own 2nd grader at home. Today, I’m sharing it with you, too! You might also like our Interactive Inflected Endings Bundle Pack! *The download can be found at the END ... Read More about The Three Sounds of -ed Printable Pack

Kids often have a difficult time with the sounds ed makes when added to a root word. Kids often say ed but that is not a sound the letters e and d make. The three sounds are id, t and d.

Teaching regular past tense form is one of the very first morphemes (fancy word for a unit of meaning) that we teach our young readers and writers.

-ed sounds

-ed Rule Anchor Chart

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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

Resource Link You can get this unit by clicking here or by clicking on the picture above or below. Resource Link No, there are no real triplets around here but I was excited enough about these 3 that I went ahead and created this blog that I had been putting off for a few years now. As I am testing the unit in my own class, I am adding pictures and notes. I don't want to throw something out there that hasn't been tried in a classroom yet! Interactive Reader with 4 pages…