Spelling Sort: -able or -ible?
Twelve words to finish with -able or -ible and sort, with the whole-word tip for upper grades.
Twelve verbs to sort by how they take -ed, the doubling and drop-the-e rules, then the past tense to write.
“To add -ed: double the last letter after one short vowel (hop → hopped), drop a silent e (bake → baked) or just add -ed (jump → jumped). Sort the words.”
Printed on the sheet:
jumphopbakehelpplanhopeJust add -edlookstopsmilerainclapwaveDrop the e
Make a quick flow chart: Does it end in e? Drop it. Short vowel and one consonant? Double it.
Frustration on long lists. Split the sheet into two short sessions.
Play a quick spelling relay with whiteboards at the end of the week.
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Twelve words to finish with -able or -ible and sort, with the whole-word tip for upper grades.
Twelve people words like teacher and sailor to finish with -er or -or and sort.
Nine words to build with dis-, mis- or pre- from their meanings, like misspell and preheat.
Ten word meanings to turn into one word with -ful, -less or -ness, including happiness with its y to i.
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