Regular and Irregular Past Tense Verb Dominoes - Ending Pronunciations -t -d -id

Do your students need help with memorizing and practicing common irregular past tense verbs and regular past tense verb ending pronunciations? (-t, -d, -id) I think that these ending sounds can be so confusing for students that they really need help and practice. This is a great game to help with these endings. There are two separate games included in this set. In one set, students must match the present tense to the past tense of the irregular verb. In the second set, students must match the regular verb to it's proper pronunciation ending. Both games are played like traditional dominoes so it's great for small groups. * To make it more challenging for more advanced groups, you can also ask your students to use the verb on their domino in a complete sentence!

(Verb list for both sets in featured below)

What's included: (93 dominoes total)

• 45 Dominoes with present and past tense irregular verbs
• 48 Dominoes with regular past tense verbs and ending pronunciations (-t, -d, -id)

Set 1 Verb List: (t)asked, cooked, danced, finished, guessed, helped, practiced, shopped, talked, watched, worked, (d) loved, lived, believed, borrowed, called, changed, delivered, earned, pulled, replied, saved, happened, showed stayed, trained (id) accepted, collected, completed, created, deposited, graduated, invented, painted, reminded, rented, repeated, hated

Set 2 Verb List:(included both past and present of verbs) be, go, say, bring, have, see, can, catch, choose, come, do, draw drink, drive, eat, fall, find, fly, get, give, hide, hold, know, lose, make, ride, run, sing, sit, stand, swim, take, tell, think, wear, write, wake up

 I recommend laminating this game so you can use it over and over for years. I know that as soon as my Past Tense unit rolls around, Both Bingo and Dominoes are my go-to's.