Match & Remember: One and More Than One
A memory game: match each word with its plural, like cat and cats.
Practice word endings such as -s, -es, -ed, and -ing, and the spelling changes that come with them.
A memory game: match each word with its plural, like cat and cats.
Listen and choose the ending that makes a word mean more than one.
Read carefully: which word means more than one?
Listen and build plural words: base word + s.
Sort plural words by the sound of -s: /s/ as in cats or /z/ as in dogs.
Listen and choose the ending: -s or -es? You hear an extra syllable with -es.
Choose the correct plural: dishes or dishs? Reveal a hidden picture.
Find plurals spelled with -s when they need -es, like dishs for dishes, and fix them.
Pop plural and verb forms that need -es, like wishes and buzzes. Skip words with just -s.
Sort plural words: just -s (cats) or -es after s, x, z, sh, ch (dishes)?
Short stories with possessives like the dog's bone and the girls' kites.
A memory game: match each possessive phrase with one owner or more than one owner.
Choose the right possessive: one owner ('s) or more than one owner (s').
Find words that need an apostrophe to show who owns something, and fix them.
Sort words: plural (dogs), one owner (dog's), or more than one owner (dogs').
Listen and choose the ending. It may sound like /t/ or /d/, but it is spelled -ed.
Choose the word that fits a sentence about the past: jumped, jumps, or jump?
Bingo with the three sounds of -ed: /t/, /d/, and /id/.
Listen and build past-tense words: base word + ed.
Sort -ed words by sound: /t/ (jumped), /d/ (played), or /id/ (rested).
Feed the monster words that end in -ing. Skip -ed and -s forms of the same words.
A memory game: match each base word with its -ing form, like jump and jumping.
Choose the -ing word that fits a sentence about right now.
Build sentences with -ing words like jumping, playing, and resting.
Practice words that begin or end with two or three consonants whose sounds are each heard, such as st, pl, and nd.
11 games
Practice common prefixes such as un-, re-, dis-, and pre-, and how they change a word’s meaning.
1 game
Practice common spelling conventions such as ck, tch, dge, and ng/nk patterns, and when each one is used.
10 games
Practice building and taking apart words using base words, prefixes, and suffixes.
36 games