Suffixes Change Words
Understand how -ed and -ing suffixes change verb meanings
Practice adding -ed and -ing to base words
Recognize past and present progressive verb forms
“Oh come, let's sing to Yahweh. Let's shout joyfully to the rock of our salvation!”
— Psalm 95:1 (WEB)Demonstrates using verbs with different tenses to express praise
Gather students and explain how adding -ed and -ing changes verb meanings. Show examples of base words and their transformed versions.
Demonstrate how -ed shows something happened in the past, and -ing shows an action happening now.
Students will complete a worksheet adding -ed and -ing to base words, coloring their answers
Simpler: Use fewer words, provide example
Challenge: Include more complex base words
Review worksheet together, celebrate learning
Dear Jesus, thank You for helping us learn and understand words better.
Coming up: Tomorrow we'll learn more about spelling rules with suffixes!
“Oh come, let's sing to Yahweh.”
— Psalm 95:1 (WEB)🎯 Activity: Act out the verbs 'come', 'sing' with -ing and -ed endings
First graders are learning how suffixes change word meanings
Remembering when to use each suffix
Child can correctly add -ed and -ing to base words