Regular Past Tense Verbs Cards, Activities, and Grammar Games for Speech Therapy
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Regular Past Tense Verbs Cards, Activities, and Grammar Games for Speech Therapy

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Go on a pirate adventure while learning regular past tense verbs! This packet includes different activities to reach a variety of learning needs and generalization. Teach past tense verbs systematically and logically – by verb ending!

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Shake up your grammar curriculum with these regular past tense verbs task cards and worksheets! It’s time to discover an effective solution to the challenge of teaching regular past tense verbs: this comprehensive set of cards, activities, and grammar games is designed to make grammar not just educational but genuinely enjoyable!

Teach past tense verbs systematically and logically – by verb ending!

Increase engagement and progress with grammar games! Go on a pirate adventure while learning regular past tense verbs. Perfect for speech therapy, ESL, ELL, and grammar instruction.

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.

I have found the most success in teaching past tense verbs by verb pattern. There are 3 types of regular past tense verb endings. The verbs are broken into sound ending /d, t, Id/ for easier teaching and comprehension of regular past tense verbs. This resource includes different activities to reach a variety of learning needs and generalization.

Great for:

➜ Teaching by verb pattern.
➜ Introducing and generalizing regular verbs.
➜ Printing in black and white to send home.
➜ Teaching common verbs.
➜ Having an organized, logical way to teach verbs.

✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED

  • 12 cards with past tense verbs ending in /d/ sound
  • 2 dice including the /d/ pictures
  • Chutes and ladders game including the /d/ pictures
  • Island beach scene incorporating the /d/ pictures
  • 12 cards with past tense verbs ending in /t/ sound
  • 2 dice including the /t/ pictures
  • Treasure map board game including the /t/ pictures
  • Island beach scene incorporating the /t/ pictures
  • 12 cards with past tense verbs ending in /Id/ sound (“ed”)
  • 2 dice including the /Id/ pictures
  • Spin and say game including the /Id/ pictures
  • Island beach scene incorporating the /Id/ pictures
  • “More Pirate Verbs!”: A worksheet targeting 11 different regular past tense verbs
  • “Picture-to-Verb Key”: A reference for the therapist on the verb targeted with each picture.

Check out the preview to see everything that’s included!

 

 

SLPS AND EDUCATORS LIKE YOU SAID…

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“I love this resource for working on regular past tense verbs. I bought her resource that works on irregular past tense verbs, and loved it so much I bought this one! She breaks the words down and organizes them by ending, which makes it so much easier for my students to understand! Highly recommend this resource and her irregular past tense verb resource!!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“This game is great for targeted practice of past tense! Also I like the explanation sheet to give to parents of the rules for when we make a /t/, /d/, or /id/”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“I LOVE that these past tense verbs are grouped by ending sound. My students have made more progress using this method. And I love the variety of fun activities.”

 

 

⭐ RELATED PRODUCTS ⭐

Comprehensive Past Tense Verbs Unit
Irregular Past Tense Verbs
Regular and Irregular Past Tense Verbs Fortune Tellers
Grammar Development Handouts

 

 

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283 reviews for Regular Past Tense Verbs Cards, Activities, and Grammar Games for Speech Therapy

  1. Amanda R. –

    looks like fun!

  2. Ashlye Cheely –

    Adorable and fun!

  3. Daisy Speech and Language –

    My kids have loved this and I anticipate using it for a long time to come! Thanks!

  4. A Gift of Speech –

    Great activity for teaching past tense!

  5. JESSICA R. –

    What a time saver – Thank you!

  6. Nancy S. –

    I do a whole pirate theme and this is going to be a great addition to it! Thank you for a great product.

  7. Katherine S. –

    thanks!

  8. Allison W. –

    These break down everything so nicely for my students that struggle with verbs. Thank you so much!

  9. Aussie Miss Daisy –

    Thank you, these are so helpful 🙂

  10. BigLittle Speech –

    Love the cute theme. It makes learning regular past tense verbs a little more fun for everyone!

  11. Rochelle’s Speech Room –

    A great game to pull out in therapy. Thanks!

  12. Stacey Gillis –

    My kids love the animations on this!

  13. Ryan E. –

    I have several kiddos who are struggling with -ed verbs and becoming bored with the cards I have. I can’t wait to show them these pictures once I get them laminated.

  14. Anna M. –

    Excellent buy! Almost all my students struggle with past tense verbs, and I think this is the first activity that they actually attended to on this topic. They loved the pirate games!

  15. Sarah M. –

    This was a huge hit! A motivating theme for a very tricky concept.

  16. Allison W. –

    THANK YOU!

  17. Speech Nerd –

    My students really enjoyed this! It’s a great resource to add to my pirate unit. Thanks!

  18. Rebecca N –

    Great product!

  19. Megan A. –

    Perfect for the age level I am working with daily!

  20. Gabbie M. –

    Can’t wait to use!

  21. Caitlin Carney –

    So cute

  22. Honey Blossom Education –

    A great resource. I particularly like the fact that you have separated the /d/ and /t/ sounds of the -ed suffix.

  23. Nicole Bacigalupo –

    Great for my clients who are ELL

  24. Michelle M. –

    This has proved to be a very motivating resource for my language-impaired students.

  25. Anna A. –

    Brilliant! fun and creative with great colors and graphics. The games are fantastic.

  26. Nicole G. –

    Motivating resource for my kids with great graphics!

  27. Juanita S. –

    Great fun way to learn regular past tense ending sounds.

  28. Jessica Gong –

    Looking forward to playing this!

  29. Jane B. –

    What a fun way to work on past tense!!! I think my students will really like this, and I’m hoping they will stay engaged with it! Nice work – thanks

  30. Marykate V. –

    great for language!

  31. Susan Z. –

    Fun activity!

  32. marie josee C. –

    thanks!

  33. Elizabeth Cahill –

    Such a fun way to practice the skill!

  34. rita W. –

    great activity !

  35. Meghan McAllister –

    Kids really enjoyed this

  36. L M –

    Super cute and fun student activities. Love the whole picture-verb association for generating the sentence . This will be a nice addition to my pirate theme. Thank you.

  37. Kimberlee T. –

    So much fun! Just what my kid needs to stay focused and learn.

  38. Nicolette P. –

    great resource!

  39. Bronwyn P. –

    Lovely Fun resource. Thank you

  40. Yolande Grenfell –

    Thank you

  41. Carole C. –

    I’m as excited about new materials as the kids are (OK, maybe more!)

  42. Jess B –

    Such a fun way to target regular past-tense. Thank you!

  43. Rosemarie F. –

    Love this set. Used it with 3 sounds of -ed posters. My kids love that I had dice from a real live pirate treasure 😉

  44. Kathleen F. –

    Kids like to talk about pirates. This activity is helpful to keep kids engaged while helping them use regular past tense verbs in sentences.

  45. Kathryn K. –

    Engaging activity, my students love it

  46. Intrepid Speech Therapy Materials –

    LOOOVE this!

  47. Alicia J. –

    Fun activity!

  48. Karen K. –

    Very helpful! Thanks!

  49. Suzanne P. –

    Awesome resource and super creative!

  50. Amanda H. –

    A fun way to work on grammar, which is not always enjoyable for the students!

  51. Nicole K. –

    Awesome! Thank you!!

  52. Allison Amparano –

    Students loved the game. Thanks

  53. Sarah L. –

    I looked for quite awhile on TPT for regular verbs activities for my early elementary students and just couldn’t find something that was well organized (just regular verbs) and engaging. This was exactly what I was looking for! Regular past tense verbs are organized into /t/ sound endings and /d/ sound endings and there are printable board games and dice you can make. My little guy did a great job learning regular past tense verbs with this packet – and it’s generalized to other activities. Success!

  54. Theresa M. –

    Cute product! I have needed a good product for regular past tense verbs that is engaging for students. Can’t wait to use it!

  55. Margaret C. –

    I used this with a student with a student who was experiencing difficulty with past tense in his speech. I was looking for something engaging as he really didn’t like doing speech and language activities. This was perfect – he really enjoyed it and made progress. Thank you!

  56. Amy T. –

    I’m looking forward to using this packet!

  57. Buyer –

    Fantastic activity!!

  58. Cliona O. –

    great resource

  59. Debra L. –

    Good

  60. Brandy M G. –

    Cute and fun.

  61. Monica M. –

    My son loves this, thank you!

  62. sharon B. –

    CAnt wait to use with my students.

  63. Elizabeth A. –

    Students will love this, thanks

  64. Shyra C. –

    Pretty difficult to utilize without many adaptations.

  65. Susan R. –

    So cute and easy to use. The kids are going to love it.

  66. Kim V. –

    Cute, motivating resource!

  67. Jaclyn P. –

    Thank you!

  68. Kreativ Haus –

    So fun! I love this activity.

  69. Well Balanced Speech –

    Great resource!

  70. Watch Your Mouth SLP –

    Very engaging!

  71. Brooke P. –

    great resource!

  72. Cinda W. –

    This has been a fantastic way to ensure I am targeting /d/ and /t/ past tense sounds. The story retell element provides a great opportunity to practice generalizing and sentences.

  73. Kathleen M. –

    This is a great, fun activity for my students! I love how you have the /t/ and /d/ sounds separated, very helpful!

  74. Danielle R. –

    Really gets the kids interested

  75. Elizabeth A. –

    Thanks!

  76. Lucy D. –

    Fantastic resource to help my kids practice!! Thank you 🙂

  77. Dianna Lubeck –

    Great hands-on activity for past tense verbs.

  78. Kimberly H. –

    Love this!

  79. Maria Lucia –

    .

  80. Julie F. –

    Awesome!

  81. Brittney S. –

    Great graphics! So many different ways to target articulation and language goals!

  82. THSpeech –

    Great!

  83. Jill K. –

    I like to use “Pop up Pirate” game along with this.

  84. Speech Society –

    Very engaging resource!

  85. Claire C. –

    So useful for quick practice with regular past tense!

  86. Linda D. –

    Excellent resource! Thanks for sharing

  87. Lauren L. –

    Awesome!

  88. Karen O. –

    Appealing visuals. Thanks!

  89. Lucy C. –

    cute and engaging activity for my prek and k level kids

  90. Mary T. –

    This activity is easy to prepare and perfect for my students. The kids love the theme and it provides perfect practice opportunities. Thank you!!!

  91. Kayla A. –

    Great resource!

  92. Zoe P. –

    love this resource!

  93. Michelle C. –

    Thanks the kids loved it!

  94. Amanda H. –

    A great resource for my students! They love the games and I love that there is little prep work!

  95. Black Swan Resources –

    Another fabulous tool to use in my classroom. My students stay so engaged with these activities. This is why I come back to buy your products!

  96. Sarah M. –

    GREAT PRODUCT! I’M OBSESSED!

  97. Brandy S. –

    Thank you for the great resource.

  98. Katie T. –

    I love this resource! My kids also enjoy the pirate theme and the games that go along with it. I love that the verbs that sound like /d/ and like /t/ are split up, my only wish is that there was also a section for verbs that sound like /ed/ too!

  99. Nicole F. –

    A cute resource to use especially for Talk like a Pirate day.

  100. The Cincy Speechie –

    Wonderful product!

  101. Kathy Xiong –

    Great product

  102. Marie Duffy –

    A*

  103. J W. –

    It was organized by verb endings which is very helpful. It included a variety of reinforcing activities.

  104. Katlyn W. –

    My students love the pirate theme. This is the only resource that I could find that breaks the regular past tense verbs down into different ending targets (i.e. d, t, ed). I have also used the “chutes and ladders” type game for mixed groups as well. What a hit! Thank you!!!

  105. Carrie F. –

    Worked well for additional practice with my ELs.

  106. Kelsea S. –

    Thank you!

  107. Mackenzie R. –

    This is great! Thanks!

  108. Laura A. –

    This is a really fun game to practice this skill!

  109. Amy M. –

    Thanks

  110. Marilyn V. –

    Helpful resource and instructional strategies.

  111. Erica A. –

    My kids loved this. Thank you

  112. The Babbling SLP –

    Thanks!

  113. Tara D. –

    So much fun!

  114. Rebecca L. –

    cute

  115. Emily B. –

    Always nice to have another game to target this skill. Thank you!

  116. Jenna L. –

    Very engaging and comprehensive. I like that it was broken down to teach the different ways to create past tense verbs.

  117. Hickory Tree Speech Therapy –

    This is exactly what I was looking for to teach regular past tense to a struggling student. I love that it breaks down the sounds “-ed” can make. The variety of activities and fun theme make it so engaging!

  118. Kaitlyn F. –

    Fun for higher level children.

  119. Laura M. –

    Easy to use and engaging for students. It kept them engrossed for the partner practice of an observation lesson.

  120. Debra O. –

    I like the graphics; this is a nice addition to all of my pirate themed articulation activities. Can’t wait until my students have a chance to use it.

  121. Miss Fuller26 –

    Great resource

  122. Kay A. –

    Students loved doing the activities included in this kit.

  123. Kayla R. –

    great

  124. Jennifer S. –

    Great way to teach regular past tense (and pronouns!)

  125. Tami B. –

    The students enjoyed this.

  126. Mary G. –

    Fun!! I look forward to using this with the students I work with. Thank you!

  127. Kelli U. –

    Great activity and was visually appealing for kids!

  128. Simply Speech Co. –

    This product has been so helpful for my students working on regular past tense verbs. Love how they are organized by sound ending and the fun activities!

  129. Crazy In Kinderland –

    Love!

  130. Sharon B. –

    My students were happy to have a fun way to work. Parents and staff love the l page sheet that explains the different ways regular past tense is formed.

  131. Carmen P. –

    Thanks – exactly what I was looking for!

  132. Ann G. –

    A fun and useful resource! I love how it targets all three sounds of “ed.”

  133. Handmade by Lora –

    Lovely Resource – used in class and worked well! Thanks

  134. Janice V. –

    I’m an SLP with lots of past tense cards but your resource was superior, enhancing interaction and providing writing options so I had to get it!

  135. Jacqueline B. –

    Great, fun resource!

  136. Erin Sullivan –

    Fun way to work on verbs with my younger kids. Thanks!

  137. Melissa M. –

    Such a creative idea, love it!

  138. Marisa M. –

    Beautiful, easy to use, and highly motivating for my students! Thanks!

  139. Andrew J. –

    Fun and educational

  140. Emily L. –

    Great for working with my D/HH students, thank you!

  141. Rachelle P. –

    Great resource, thank you!

  142. Jennifer D. –

    Absolutely loved this resource. kids stayed engaged with it and retained the information.

  143. Kayla N. –

    Great for my ELs!

  144. V G. –

    Very useful and easy to use, nice and clear for students and speechies alike 🙂

  145. Paula C. –

    Easy to use. Assisted with developing the concept of past tense with my student.

  146. Amanda H. –

    Love this product! Love all the activities that are included!

  147. Kimberly A. –

    This activity is very easy to use and students love it! Great resource!

  148. erin H. –

    Thank you for a great resource!

  149. Hearing Visually –

    Thank you for creating this great resource!!

  150. Sara S. –

    Good resource.

  151. Mairead B. –

    Ideal resource

  152. Jennifer G. –

    Great product!

  153. Lisa Johnson –

    Fun resource! Thank you!

  154. Frugally Speaking SLP –

    Thank you for this! It made regular past tense easy for my students!

  155. Miranda S. –

    Love, my preschoolers think this is a fun map to use and my older students like a fun game. Many ways to use this to test your creativity.

  156. Rachel L S. –

    Love this!

  157. julie D. –

    Good practice for past tense. Thanks

  158. dalia H. –

    My DHH students loved playing the games and they didn’t realize that they were practicing their verbs until I pointed it out.

  159. Jessica R. –

    Awesome resource and great organization/way to teach when to use what ending. Thank you!

  160. Rebecca S. –

    This gets used a lot, especially the visual for sorting the verbs by ending sounds ( /d/, /t/, and /ed,id/).

  161. Janie O. –

    Fun and engaging activities. Nice breakdown of material!

  162. Emily B. –

    Cute theme helps making practice this grammar skill more fun. We like the picture scenes for carryover practice.

  163. Mairenit L. –

    Very Useful!

  164. Mary H. –

    I really like having the color and black/white resource. I use the color ones during therapy and send b/w copies home for homework.

  165. Lauren R. –

    Love this product! Thank you!

  166. Robin S. –

    great resource!

  167. Ms Michelle in Motion –

    This is a very cute activity that is both fun and functional!

  168. Abigail M. –

    My kids find this as an enjoyable activity to help with learning verbs!

  169. Christina W. –

    Students enjoyed using it and it was a nice change of pace.

  170. Marja W. –

    Very comprehensive resource for working on regular past tense, thank you!

  171. Rachel L. –

    Great resource!

  172. Caroline K. –

    Thank you!

  173. Fiona E. –

    excellent!

  174. Heather L. –

    thank you!

  175. Linda K. –

    Thank you

  176. Cynthia G. –

    this is a cute way to address past tense verbs

  177. Practically Speaking –

    Great resource. Thanks!

  178. Bauman Speech –

    I love this resource for working on regular past tense verbs. I bought her resource that works on irregular past tense verbs, and loved it so much I bought this one! She breaks the words down and organizes them by ending, which makes it so much easier for my students to understand! Highly recommend this resource and her irregular past tense verb resource!!

  179. Marta C. –

    Some parts are perfect even to work online, now that schools are closed. I plan to use all of it in the future, though. Thanks!

  180. Fabulous Room 6 –

    Engaging and helpful resource! Thank you!

  181. Pip S. –

    My students love this resource. Fun and engaging

  182. Jessica N. –

    My students enjoy this resource

  183. Kristin C. –

    Love that this explicitly teaches the patterns for past tense.

  184. Kristin H. –

    Love the activity and pirate theme!

  185. Linda B. –

    Great resource. So much easier for students to understand when broken down into the ending sounds. It was also easy to share my screen and use in teletherapy. Thank you.

  186. SPEECHFUZZ Speech Language Police –

    Loved this resource for distance learning and I’m sure it would be great in person as well! The theme helps maintain interest.

  187. Carson K. –

    This resource helps to make teaching and learning regular past tense verbs so much easier. Teaching the kiddos about the difference between voiced/voiceless consonants is always fun as well. This really helps the student use all of their senses when learning this skill!

  188. Silvia S. –

    My littlies love learning about verbs using this resource!

  189. Ashley K. –

    This resource is so cute and makes learning fun for the kids!

  190. Rachel E. –

    This would be great during a pirate themed week. I was just using them on a random summer therapy session – and my student didn’t seem super impressed!

  191. Courtney B. –

    This product is GREAT!! All my kiddos love it & it is one of my favorite activities to use! 🙂

  192. Katie M. –

    This is exactly what I needed to work on regular past tense with my caseload! Really engaging for the kids and a well thought out resource.

  193. Becky O. –

    Cute!

  194. ahllam M. –

    I love all the activities included in this pack. It’s so convenient and makes working on past tense so much fun for the little ones!

  195. Ashley M. –

    Great resource!

  196. Azucena Susie Lopez –

    Easy to use and prep.

  197. Shelby B. –

    Love this resource!

  198. Samira H. –

    Fun artic game and would be great to use for Pirate Day.

  199. Deaf Ed Toolkit –

    Fun game for my student who struggles with past tense verbs. This kept him engaged and made the subject fun for him.

  200. Holly B. –

    Thank you!

  201. Maestra Mariposa –

    This was a fun resource for practicing regular past tense verbs.

  202. Susan G. –

    Great resource

  203. Laurel S. –

    This has been a great resource for my kids working on verb tenses.

  204. Samantha N. –

    This is fabulous. Love the graphics, love the options (game boards, dice, worksheets). I spent some time laminating this resource as it’s a staple in our preschool language groups.

  205. Melissa H. –

    Great resource for past tense verbs!

  206. DEBBIE L. –

    Wonderful game to help reinforce the concept

  207. Vanessa V. –

    Great resource with a fun pirate theme and great visuals. The resource also does a great job of breaking down the different types of past tense (d, ed, t) and teaching the different rules for when to use which ending

  208. Veronica D. –

    This is exactly what I needed to work on regular past tense with my caseload!

  209. sally C. –

    great resource!

  210. Maria Florencia T. –

    Great resource to practice Past Tense! Love the graphics, kids had lots of fun!

  211. Heidi Van Aerde –

    Love the pirate theme! Keeps kids engaged and the dice are fun

  212. Georgina R. –

    Nice content but student didn’t seem that engaged in the activity online.

  213. Theng Hooi L. –

    Love this resource!

  214. ashley B. –

    Games are highly motivating for my kiddos. So to have games that teach grammar skills without drill and repeat are perfect! They also love the pirate themes so we can do therapy sessions all pirate based and have a great time.

  215. Tiffany H. –

    My students enjoyed these games as a review.

  216. Samantha J. –

    FINALLY. A fun and easy way to teach such a dreaded and boring skill. I love these scenes so much and so do my kids!

  217. Kat G. –

    Such cute visual! Students love this resource.

  218. Deborah E –

    Very engaging, great vocabulary selection and I love how the tasks are broken down by “d”, “t” and “id”!

  219. Evelyn U. –

    Fantastic resource! My students love to play the pirate games!

  220. Rachel M. –

    This is a great resource, great theme. Bright and engaging, it covers all different endings of past tense. It has different games to use so you can mix it up and still cover their goals.

  221. Victoria B. –

    I really like how the past tense are separated into different ending sounds. It made it much easier to instruct to my patients and they appeared to comprehend the concepts easier. Fun and engaging activities for each ending sounds as well.

  222. Rachel B. –

    The regular past tense resource that I keep coming back to – perfect for keeping kids engaged and I love how it breaks it down by pattern!!

  223. Joselyn L. –

    I liked the variety of prompts and the organization of the materials.

  224. Kayleigh J. –

    My patients love this resource. They all think it is so fun and engaging.

  225. Claire U. –

    Love how this resource is taught by the different endings! Great way to teach regular past tense verbs.

  226. Kathryn W. –

    great for targeting verb tenses … especially during pirate week!

  227. Taryn S. –

    This resource didn’t take long to prepare. The kids loved using it. It was perfect for the goals we were working on.

  228. Christine Black –

    This game is great for targeted practice of past tense! Also I like the explanation sheet to give to parents of the rules for when we make a /t/, /d/, or /id/

  229. Angela H. –

    Thank you!

  230. Elizabeth N. –

    This is a wonderful and engaging activity! Thank you so much for creating it! 🙂

  231. Jenny T. –

    It is really difficult to find engaging resources to teach Regular past tense verbs. This one will be in the yearly rotation. Thank you!

  232. Keila G. –

    very fun way to teach verb tenses, my kids really enjoy this

  233. Speechie Sarah –

    Love this! I can’t find too many verb activities to use with my student that he likes, and this one is a winner!

  234. Christina I. –

    Great teaching resource for past tense verbs

  235. Sarah C. –

    Loved how this broke down the regular past tense into the -ed, -d and -t (sounding) endings. Made regular past tense more concrete and clear for my speech/language student in kindergarten. Will definitely use again!

  236. Kathryn D. –

    This is a great resource. Thank you!

  237. Jessica Lewandoski –

    Great product!

  238. Lorraine T. –

    I LOVE that these past tense verbs are grouped by ending sound. My students have made more progress using this method. And I love the variety of fun activities.

  239. Kendal H. –

    Great product for little ones. I am happy with my purchase and would recommend this to others

  240. hayley B. –

    Thanks! love the different types targeted to the sounds 🙂

  241. Rachael L. –

    Perfect activity to work on past tense. I was feeling like I’d exhausted all my own games and ideas and needed some more and this was perfect to keep my students engaged.

  242. JoseeAnne B. –

    Great resource! The variety of activities is great!

  243. Heidi A. –

    Super cute way to introduce and practice past-tense verbs.

  244. Shauna W. –

    Speech teachers create the BEST resources!!! Thank you for this. My kids love the games and I love incorporating the extra practice.

  245. Nicole K. –

    We love this unit and my students stay engaged through all the fun activities! So easy to each past tense when the endings are grouped together. I feel like a lot of my students were able to catch on quickly.

  246. Shannon D. –

    My kids enjoyed this game so much and we had to play it again.

  247. C McPherson Designs –

    This is one of my favorite resources! The students LOVE the games. It can be used whole group, small group, and for independent practice.

  248. Debbie N. –

    Great engaging resource! Easy to use and no prep.

  249. Taylor B. –

    I LOVE that these games are grouped by verb ending! It makes planning so easy and simple for my caseload.

  250. Ellia’s Education –

    SUCH a fun game, but takes a while to print and set up. My students in small group strategy groups for reading intervention really enjoyed the game once I was able to set it up and get it situated.

  251. Brooke Keller –

    I love how this activity focuses on both regular and irregular past tense verbs. I also appreciated how it breaks down regular past tense verbs into -d, -t, -id. This helped make when to use which ending for my students so much easier to understand.

  252. Lindsay L. –

    This is such a fun and cool game and the kids enjoy it!

  253. Salina Gilliss –

    So great! Loved how easy to prepare this package was!

  254. Julia M. –

    Thank you for this resource! It has been very useful in helping my students learn past tense verbs.

  255. Dana W. –

    Engaging for my students. Good graphics. I like how the verbs are group by their endings.

  256. Small Speech World –

    My students thought the pirate these was very engaging. They loved the dice as part of the game. It gave us LOTS of opportunity for practice.

  257. Angelika C. –

    NIce, colourful pictures that students found engaging.

  258. Carolyn J. –

    Past tense is always so tedious for my EFLs and I really can’t blame them. Nothing like a fun game or activity to bring their interest back and have them learn in a fun way.

    As usual, Allison, thank you!

  259. Shawnalee Jessiman –

    This has been a great addition to my arsenal of regular past tense cards for students. I like that these ones are organized by sound ending as every now and then I have students that struggle with just one ending and this makes it so easy to work with them without having to sort cards. Awesome work.

  260. Megan’s Speech Room –

    Really reinforcing yet academic activity! Worked well for my grammar group.

  261. Ana V. –

    This is a very good resource. My students loved It!

  262. Augment HS –

    Thanks for this great resource. The kids loved the pirate theme 🙂

  263. Megan O. –

    LOVE that I found this! Super engaging! My kids love it!

  264. Amanda M. –

    My first graders had fun playing the Chutes and Ladders-type game – it helped them to participate well while we were learning about past tense verbs.

  265. Aliya Moise –

    My students love working on their grammar goals with this pirate themed resource. Highly recommend!

  266. kathy K. –

    This was a fun and engaging accompaniment to my lesson! Thank you!

  267. Shelley H. –

    Love your resources, always so thorough and well researched.

  268. Creating Communicators –

    I love this product. Thank you for creating it. It is so helpful with my caseload and good for centers!

  269. Elizabeth D. –

    This is such a nice resource for working on verb tense!

  270. Megan L. –

    These Regular Past Tense Verbs cards and activities are a fun, hands-on way to target grammar in speech therapy! The games and visuals keep students engaged while practicing verb forms in context. A great resource for building sentence-level grammar skills!

  271. Kim R. –

    Great resource with clear graphics. Love these quick grab-and-go activities. Thank you!

  272. Paulina T. –

    Loved this! I placed it in an activity center and kids had a lot of fun and were constantly engaged and reviewing past tense verbs

  273. Dena A. –

    Great game format for teaching regular past tense verbs.

  274. Azra S. –

    This was a great resource that my students were engaged with and it helped them reach towards achieving their goal!

  275. Jillian Gabriel –

    It helped me to make sure all the learning objectives were covered and that the students are being given all the things they need.

  276. Vianey S. –

    i like how simple the cards are. It is easy to use and explain regulars verbs to a kid who is just starting to learn about them.

  277. Speechy Travels –

    This is a well made resource and has been very helpful to use in my sessions.

  278. Kathryn Morrison –

    This was a great resource to structure therapy for past tense verbs! Focusing on one sound ending at a time was a game changer for my client (the fun activities also helped to increase and maintain engagement!).

  279. Ann Small –

    My students were so motivated doing these activities. Great pictures and fun activities. A nice variety of regular past tense verbs to learn.

  280. Cynthia –

    This seemed really fun! It would be great to engage kids with~

  281. Eliza –

    Great activity to target past tense verbs with my kiddos! It kept them all very engaged!

  282. nawal –

    This is amazing! I used it for my client and he loved it. The gaming aspect to this is definitely the best to use for young children who are learning past tense.

  283. Deborah Courtright –

    Great resource for teaching regular past tense verbs by ending present tense sounds! Materials are organized well and provide a variety of activities for practice such as board games, dice roll with target words, and flash cards.

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