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Inflected Endings (-ed, -ing, -s), Suffix Centers & Worksheets for Grammar

(1006 customer reviews)

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Enhance grammar skills with our Inflected Endings (-ed, -ing, -s) Suffix Centers & Worksheets! These engaging, ready-to-print activities and resources help students master suffixes and improve their understanding of grammar and morphology.

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Enhance grammar skills with our Inflected Endings (-ed, -ing, -s) Suffix Centers & Worksheets! These engaging, ready-to-print activities and resources help students master suffixes and improve their understanding of grammar and morphology. Perfect for independent practice, small groups, at-home practices, and reading centers.

Included in this download…

  • 4 Anchor Charts (root word, -ing, -ed, -s)
  • Let’s Play: Board game to build and record base verbs with endings
  • Race the Room: 12 sentence-based task cards for active grammar review
  • Match & Score
  • Print & Practices Worksheets
    • When Did It Happen?
    • Let’s Practice
    • Base Words and Their Endings
  • Reading Passages
    • It’s Game Day
    • Tess Plays Tennis

✅Download the preview to get a closer look at these templates and examples from my classroom!

1006 reviews for Inflected Endings (-ed, -ing, -s), Suffix Centers & Worksheets for Grammar

  1. Coconut Cuties –

    SUPER cute and will be great for our lessons next week. Thanks so much!

  2. Molly H. –

    I love this packet! It is full of great activites and I know my students will have fun playing the games.

  3. Stefani Dombroski –

    Awesome unit! Thank you!

  4. Tabitha S. –

    Love these!

    • Catherine –

      Thank you, tpsencik. I appreciate your feedback. 🙂

  5. Erica H. –

    Thank you!

    • Catherine –

      Thank you, Erica. I hope you love this pack. 🙂

  6. Kathy L. –

    Thanks.

    • Catherine –

      You’re welcome, Kathy! Thanks for your support.

  7. Keira I. –

    These are great graphics. Really visually pleasing and great independent work and assessment resources. My only note is that (on your anchor charts), if you are going to use punctuation, you might consider using an initial uppercase letter. My first graders noted that, because you had a period on the poster, you really should also have an initial uppercase letter. Thanks!

    • Catherine –

      Hi! Thanks so much. I am so glad that you enjoy the activities and I completely understand your concern. It was a hard decision not to capitalize the first letters. I choose a font I thought would be easy for students to read but unfortunately, it does not recognize capital letters. That was a decision I was comfortable with at the time, but have now gone back and updated the charts with capital letters. If you want to re-download the files, they should be updated. If you have any other questions or concerns, feel free to email me at [email protected]. I would love the speak with you! 🙂

  8. Kathryn Ravi –

    Just what I needed. Thanks

    • Catherine –

      So glad to hear it, Katie! Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback. 🙂

  9. Tara Hughes –

    This was just what I was looking for. Thanks!

    • Catherine –

      So glad to hear it, Tara! Thanks so much for the great feedback. 🙂

  10. Angela Keller –

    Great resource!!! Thanks!!

    • Catherine –

      You’re welcome! Thanks so much for your support, Angela. 🙂

  11. Laura D. –

    Great!

    • Catherine –

      Wonderful, ldalton52! Thanks for the feedback. 🙂

  12. Kathy P. –

    Excellent

    • Catherine –

      Yay! I am so glad to hear it, Kathy. Thanks for the feedback. 🙂

  13. Ilana L. –

    Love the packet and your other work too!! Can you make one change? On the 4th page (-ing), you highlighted oranges instead of eating. Can you fix it so I can print it in color to hang in my room. Thank you so much!! Ilana

    • Catherine –

      Ilana, Thanks so much for the awesome feedback! I am glad you like the pack. Thank you, thank you for letting me know about the error. I have fixed it, and uploaded the edited copy. I really appreciate your help! 🙂

  14. twiddle dee tweety in 3rd grade –

    Very Helpful!

    • Catherine –

      Awesome! I am so glad to hear it, Carletta. 🙂 Thanks for your feedback.

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