About the Worksheet

The Ending Game is a fun and interactive worksheet designed to help students practice reading and identifying words that end with the suffixes "-ing" and "-ed". This engaging game board activity combines elements of chance and strategy, making it an enjoyable learning experience for children.

Players roll a die and move forward the corresponding number of spaces on the game board. They must then read aloud the word they land on, which ends in either "-ing" or "-ed". If the word ends with "-ed", they move back one space, but if it ends with "-ing", they stay on the space until their next turn.

This interactive and printable worksheet, not only reinforces the recognition of word endings but also encourages active reading, turn-taking, and following instructions. By navigating through the game board and adjusting their movements based on the word endings, children develop their reading fluency and comprehension skills in a fun and interactive manner.

The interactive worksheet can be played online, allowing for easy access and engagement, while the printable PDF version offers the flexibility of a physical game board that can be printed and played anywhere.

What will your child learn through this worksheet?

Through this engaging worksheet, your child will:

• Develop reading fluency by practicing reading words aloud
• Strengthen their ability to identify and distinguish words ending with "-ing" and "-ed"
• Enhance their understanding of word patterns and suffixes
• Practice following instructions and adhering to game rules
• Engage in turn-taking and strategic thinking
• Reinforce their cognitive skills through reading and comprehension activities

Learning Outcomes

The learning outcomes for this worksheet are designed to be Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Timely (SMART).

Cognitive

• Students will be able to read and identify words ending with "-ing" and "-ed" with at least 80% accuracy.
• Students will demonstrate an understanding of word patterns and suffixes by correctly applying the game rules.

Psychomotor

• Students will develop fine motor skills by rolling the die and moving game pieces on the board.

Affective

• Students will exhibit engagement and enjoyment during the game-based learning activity.

Interpersonal/Social

• Students will demonstrate turn-taking and good sportsmanship while playing the game with peers or family members.

Tags

Reading Worksheet, Suffix Practice, Word Endings, -ing and -ed Words, Game-based Learning, Interactive Worksheet, Printable PDF, Reading Fluency, Word Patterns, Cognitive Skills, Psychomotor Skills, Affective Skills, Interpersonal Skills, Turn-taking, Strategic Thinking, Engaging Worksheet.