Unit 13
Suffix -ing,-ed, and -s
Suffix -ing,-ed, and -s
Focus
These are the following skills and concepts students will be focusing on:
Suffix -s, -ing, -ed added to multi syllabic words
Suffix -ed added to base words with closed syllables
Focus
In the unit we focus on adding suffixes -s,-ed,and -ing to non-changing basewords, including two syllable words.
Tips and Tricks
This unit focuses on words that do not change when the suffix is added (Please do not use words such as drip since you would need to double the p to form dripping or dripped).
Vowel suffix ‘es’: Words that end in ‘ch’, ‘sh’, ‘s’, ‘x’ and ‘z’ all add –es to change the meaning to more than one.
Helpful Videos
Practice Words & How to Mark Them
Practice Words:
inches
dishes
foxes
glasses
lunches
branches
pinches
wishes
tosses
kisses
boxes
pushes
fishes
rashes
passes
classes
singing
shrinking
flashing
drilling
crossing
expanding
jumping
splashing
lending
standing
twisting
swinging
spilling
dusted
rented
hunted
squinted
blended
planted
rested
dented
insulted
unlisted
expected
publishing
Trick Words
Remember many of these words do NOT follow spelling rules or common sounds of letters. We cannot follow our spelling words procedure.
work
word
write
being
their
first
look
good
new
Sentences
Remember to continue to practice the spelling word procedure when spelling these words. Students should first complete the procedure and then add symbols.
In this unit we are going to continue practicing using punctuation and marking words. We circle sight words, box glued sounds, put a star above bonus letters and underline a base word, circle the suffix box each of the glued sounds, put a breve about short vowels and swoop underneath with a c. Below is an example of a sentence using all of our new sentence markers:
Practice Sentences:
That thing pinches my neck.
Fill the boxes with the junk.
Jack tosses the ball to Fran.
Sid rushes to get the bus.
Dad had the lost lunches.
The dresses are pink and red.
Get well wishes were sent to Ted.
I had rashes on my left leg.
The pup had wet kisses.
The bats are on the benches.
The kids had six classes.