Match & Remember: One and More Than One
A memory game: match each word with its plural, like cat and cats.
Learning Path · Longer words
Adding common endings and applying the spelling changes they require.
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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.