Tuesday : Adjectives (Taste, smell, sound, feel) & Inflectional Endings -ed -ing

Phonics:

Inflectional Endings

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English1st,2nd Grade

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Phonics:

Inflectional Endings

-ing

-ed

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Let's look at the spelling rules for adding inflectional endings -ing and -ed.

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skate

skated

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hop

hopped

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wish

wished

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Read the fun rhyme on the next slide to help you remember the spelling rules!

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Grammar:

Adjectives

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Let's review what an adjective is and what kinds of adjectives we have already discussed.

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Adjectives can be used to describe how something smells, sounds, tastes, and feels.

Example:

The frosting is sweet.

The perfume had a floral scent.

My bunny is soft and fluffy.

Lucas's toy train had a loud

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Directions: Fill in the blanks with adjectives to describe the noun.

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