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Verb Tenses Worksheets and Posters: Past, Present and Future with Irregular Verbs for Grades 2–4
Verb tense worksheets and posters for grades 2–4: past, present, future, regular and irregular verbs at two levels, games and assessment.
🌰Is it boxs or boxes, berrys or berries? This fall grammar set walks 2nd and 3rd graders through the four regular plural rules with posters, sorts, games and task cards at two levels.
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Fall Plural Nouns Practice is a grammar resource for 2nd and 3rd grade that teaches the four regular plural rules: add -s, add -es, change a consonant + y to -ies, and keep the y and add -s after a vowel. Every page carries a fall theme, so the practice fits naturally into autumn grammar lessons.
Instruction starts with an anchor chart and four rule posters that give students a clear reference to point back to. From there, children decide whether a noun is singular or plural, pick the right ending, write plurals, and sort words by rule with both a cut-and-paste sort and a written sort.
Two levels run throughout the set. Level 1 supports newer learners with pictures, word boxes and answer choices. Level 2 moves into sentences, editing and mixed-rule review, which suits 3rd graders and students who are ready for more independence.
Variety keeps the spelling rules from feeling like drill. Color-by-code mystery pictures, a word search, a Roll and Write game, 24 task cards with a recording sheet and a short fall writing activity let students apply the same rules in different formats.
Plural Check A and Plural Check B work as a pre- and post-assessment, and exit slips give quick daily checks. A 10-day study plan, teacher notes and answer keys complete the 43-page black-and-white PDF, which works for grammar centers, morning work and homework.
📖 Teaching guide · 13 min readTeaching Plural Nouns in 2nd and 3rd Grade: Fixing -s, -es and -ies Mistakes Before They StickRead the guide →Each plural rule is taught on its own before students mix them, and the two levels let one lesson serve a whole class. The pre- and post-checks show exactly which rule a child still needs, so reteaching stays targeted.
It covers four regular rules: add -s, add -es, consonant + y changes to -ies, and vowel + y just adds -s.
It is written for 2nd and 3rd grade, with two levels of practice so you can match each student's readiness.
Yes. Plural Check A works as a pre-assessment, Plural Check B as a post-assessment, and exit slips are included for quick checks.
A 10-day study plan is included, along with teacher notes and answer keys.