Sorting Suffixes

different suffixes. By engaging in a hands-on activity, students will strengthen their understanding of suffixes while improving their vocabulary and reading skills.

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Provide students with scissors and glue for the activity and explain to your students that they need to cut out the words at the bottom of the page. These words all contain a suffix. Instruct students to examine each word and identify the suffix. The three suffixes they will be working with are: "ing," "ed," and "s."

Students should then glue the words into the correct box based on the suffix they contain. For example, if a word ends with "ing," it goes in the "ing" box. If it ends with "ed," it goes in the "ed" box, and so on.

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Encourage students to take their time and read each word carefully before categorising it. This will help reinforce their understanding of how suffixes work.

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Remember, the goal is to make learning about suffixes engaging and interactive. By using the "Sorting Suffixes" worksheet and implementing these additional tips, you'll help your grade 1 and grade 2 students strengthen their grammatical skills while fostering a love for language.

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Ready to download the "Sorting Suffixes" worksheet and embark on an exciting journey of language exploration with your students? Click the button below!

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Happy teaching!