Phonics: Module 16, Lesson 2 (Day 77): Inflectional Endings
Phonics: Lesson 2 - Build Automaticity with Inflectional Endings.
Introduction
Today, you will blend words with inflectional endings and read words to develop fluency.
- Yesterday, we learned how to identify words with inflectional endings. When a word has a short vowel followed by a consonant, such as clap, double the final consonant before you add -ed or -ing.
- When a word ends with a silent e, such as smile, drop the final e before you add -ed or -ing.
- When a word has a vowel team followed by a consonant, such as rain, or a vowel followed by two consonants, such as wish, do not change the word when you add -ed or -ing.
Let’s practice building our reading fluency by completing the Build Automaticity with Inflectional Endings.
Practice reading the list of words three times. Then, login to Flipgrid to record yourself reading the words fluently.
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