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What Does -ed Say?

Adding “ed” to the end of a word can make three different sounds (t, d, and ed). Help students understand the different sounds through this sorting activity. Couple this worksheet with the lesson plan Learning About Words: The Sound of -ed.

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English Language Arts/Literacy L.1.1.e L.1.1.e L.2.1.d L.2.1.d L.3.1.e L.3.1.e L.4.1.b L.5.1.b L.5.1.c L.5.1.c

English Language Arts and Reading 1.11.D.ii 1.11.D.ii 2.11.D.ii 2.11.D.ii 3.11.D.ii 3.11.D.ii 4.11.D.ii 4.11.D.ii 5.11.D.ii 5.11.D.ii 6.10.D.ii 6.10.D.ii

English W.2.11.j W.2.11.j W.3.9.c W.3.9.c

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English Language Arts 4.2.A.3 4.2.A.3 4.2.A.4 4.2.A.4 4.1.B.2 4.2.A.4 4.2.A.4

English ACELA1482.e ACELA1827.a ACELA1482.e ACELA1827.a ACELY1704.e ACELY1704.e ACELA1523.c ACELA1523.c

English W.VCELA262.5 W.VCELA262.5 W.VCELY329.5 W.VCELY329.5 W.VCELA351.3 W.VCELA351.3

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