Below, you will find a wide range of our printable worksheets in chapter Root Words and Inflectional Forms of section Vocabulary Building. These worksheets are appropriate for First Grade English Language Arts. We have crafted many worksheets covering various aspects of this topic, and many more. We hope you find them very useful and interesting.
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Read each action word. Create new words by adding the different endings to the base words.
Category: Vocabulary Building Root Words and Inflectional Forms
Learn & practice identifying common root words and inflectional endings.
Category: Vocabulary Building Root Words and Inflectional Forms
Cut, sort, and glue the word cards by their inflectional ending.
Category: Vocabulary Building Root Words and Inflectional Forms
Follow the rules to change the root words by add -ing to the root words.
Category: Vocabulary Building Root Words and Inflectional Forms
Follow the spelling rules and add -ed to the root words.
Category: Vocabulary Building Root Words and Inflectional Forms
Add the inflectional ending to each root word. Be sure to look at the pattern and spelling of the root word to determine what changes might be needed.
Category: Vocabulary Building Root Words and Inflectional Forms
Learn and practice three ways to pronounce the final -ed in a word.
Category: Vocabulary Building Root Words and Inflectional Forms
Add “-ed” or “-ing” to the base words. Write each new word on the lines provided.
Category: Vocabulary Building Root Words and Inflectional Forms
Add “-ed” , “-ing”, or “-s/-es” to the base words. Write each new word on the lines provided.
Category: Vocabulary Building Root Words and Inflectional Forms
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