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The good that came out of Distance Learning! • As an in-your- face-excited-about-learning-will-be-your- favorite-teacher type of teacher, I knew I needed to deliver my lessons in a creative yet, effective way. I was so sure my 23 virtual first grade students would not be skimped out on an education because the world decided to close down schools during a global pandemic. I created these video lessons with the intent of creating memorable and informative lessons for the young learners. • (Note: This video was intended for a first grade classroom) • This video can be linked to Seesaw and/or Google Classroom to be paired with an activity students can use. It follows McGraw Hill's Wonders Reading Program: First Grade Unit 3 Structural Analysis- Endings, Past Tense Verbs/Present Tense Verbs with short vowels-- doubling the final letter to keep the vowel short! • • This Video Lesson: • Video 4 of the Verbs Lesson: Inflectional Endings- Working with Verbs! series • Here is the link to the other videos on Verbs- • Video 1: What are inflectional endings? Verbs with -ed • • K-2 Verbs Lesson 1: Grammar/ Inflecti... • Video 2: Present Tense Verbs- adding -ing • • K-2 Verbs Lesson 2: Grammar/ Inflecti... • Video 3: Adding -ing and -ed to verbs with Silent E • • K-2 Verbs Lesson 3: Grammar/ Inflecti... • This Video: Video 4: Adding -ed and -ing to verbs with short vowels! • • K-2 Verbs Lesson 4: Grammar/ Inflecti... • Video 5: Adding -er to verbs to make nouns • • K-2 Verbs Lesson 5: Grammar/ Inflecti...

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