Description
Shake up your grammar curriculum with these irregular past tense verbs task cards and worksheets! It’s time to discover an effective solution to the challenge of teaching irregular past tense verbs: this comprehensive set of task cards, worksheets, and grammar games is designed to make grammar not just educational but genuinely enjoyable!
The packet includes over 100 different irregular verbs! Teach irregular past tense verbs systematically and logically – by verb ending!
Using ‘before and after’ picture cards, students are engaged in identifying and understanding the transformation of verbs in a context they can easily relate to. These visuals depict children in various action scenarios, making the learning experience relatable and memorable.
This resource extends beyond simple recognition. It includes a structured approach that allows you to teach logically and step-by-step, addressing common stumbling blocks with ease. Whether you’re introducing these verbs for the first time or aiming for a thorough review, this packet has you covered.
Increase engagement and progress with grammar games!
Great for:
➜ teaching by verb pattern.
➜ teaching common verbs.
➜ introducing and generalizing irregular verbs.
➜ printing in black and white to send home.
➜ review the development of past tense verbs.
➜ having an organized, logical way to teach irregular verbs.
✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED
- Irregular Past Tense Verbs Development
- Irregular Past Tense Verbs Word List
- Spinner Game
- Dice Game
- Present Progressive & Past Tense Verbs Cards + Cards Place Mat
- Board Game for Generalization
Black and white versions are included for every page. Use as an ink-saving option or to send home! See more information on the grammar games below.
➡️ Spinner Game
6 different types of irregular past tense verbs. Use these interactive games to introduce irregular past tense verbs in an organized, logical way.
- unchanged verbs
- -ought/-aught
- -ang/-ung
- -ew
- -t
- long /o/
➡️ Dice Game
24 miscellaneous, common irregular past tense verbs.
➡️ Present Progressive & Past Tense Verbs Cards + Cards Place Mat
24 before and after pairs.
➡️ Board Game for Generalization
Practice irregular past tense verbs in a less structured activity to begin generalization. Includes the pictures from the cards as well as new pictures.
With over 100 different irregular verbs included, these grammar games offer immense variety, ensuring that students encounter a wide range of vocabulary. This diversity not only reinforces learning but also keeps the grammar games fresh and engaging.
SLPS AND EDUCATORS LIKE YOU SAID…
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Although I have a ton of verb activities, this is one of my go tos! A big reason for this is because of how the spinner games are grouped by pattern change…the verb cards are also really nice – great illustrations that clearly show present vs past tense.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “This is one of the best visual activities I’ve come across for Irregular Past Tense Verbs. It helps break down the endings into nice groups with a fun spinner game.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Great resource! Grouping the words by pattern of how they change was very helpful to my speech and language students who struggle to remember the various irregular past tense verb forms.”
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Jordanastaiman –
I work in teletherapy and don’t ever pay for resources because there are so many free ones available. But for this I made an exception and have not regretted it. ‘These worksheets are the only ones I’ve seen which divide up the irregular past tense verbs into patterns which makes it more orderly to teach my students. Thanks for this great idea and resource.
Nicole –
I absolutely love this packet. When I first started having to teach irregular verbs in therapy I was so lost. Now that I have this packet it has become a breeze and the success rate has significantly shown. Thanks so much for this. I feel it even taught me a few rules as far as changing the vowel. Growing up we simply learned it with no explanation so it has been super helpful.
Chelsea –
This product is amazing because it breaks down the verbs into different groups and their word endings such as -ought, -ept, etc.
Gina Marucci –
I come back to this product with each student working on past-tense verb forms! I love how the verbs are organized by rule, which helps my students learn the patterns much faster. This product is thorough and works for therapy sessions or as homework practice!
Jessica Moreno –
This resource has been so helpful for me. It’s organized, fun, and easy to use.