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Comparative Endings Word Work Station

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Cover of the comparative endings Scoot activity by Sarah Sorensen, showing white, small, big, and muddy
Cover of the comparative endings activity
Teacher setup instructions for printing task cards, laminating or using sleeves, and preparing recording sheets
Teacher preparation for stations or whole-group Scoot
Student directions for choosing -er or -est, applying spelling rules, and recording the completed words
Student rules for forming and recording comparisons
Comparative endings task cards 1–4 use frogs, owls, popcorn, and flowers to practice big and small
Cards 1–4: big and small comparisons
Comparative endings task cards 5–8 use children, a family, a tree, and buildings to practice young and tall
Cards 5–8: young and tall comparisons
Comparative endings task cards 9–12 use children, cats, a rabbit, and a turtle to practice sleepy and slow
Cards 9–12: sleepy and slow comparisons
Comparative endings task cards 13–16 use weather scenes, an elephant, a feather, and balls for sunny and heavy
Cards 13–16: sunny and heavy comparisons
Comparative endings task cards 17–20 use people's actions, umbrellas, and dogs to practice nice and dry
Cards 17–20: nice and dry comparisons
Comparative endings task cards 21–24 use faces, children, caterpillars, and pumpkins to practice sad and fat
Cards 21–24: sad and fat comparisons

Answer key included

Answer key included
Attributes
Subject

ELA, Grammar

Grades

Grade 1, 2, 3

Types

Activities, Games

File

PDF

Editable
No
Author
Sarah Sorensen
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About This Product

This resource is a Comparative Endings Word Work Station.

This can easily be played as a SCOOT game.

All you have to do is print, laminate and cut cards.

Students will determine which rule they need to follow by looking at the base word. Then students will identify the correct ending.

They can record the correct word on recording sheet.

What's Included

1 PDF with 13 ready to print pages

Resource Tags

comparative endings literacy center vocabulary word work SCOOT game

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