Last Friday we learned all about the king of ING!
I have seen this idea around mannnnnnnny times, but I believe the first place I saw the king of ing was in one of my Mailbox magazines circa 2010 (or so?). The second I read about it, I knew I would always teach the ing sound using your highness!
I walked around all morning talking in a British accent (why!? I don't know) adding "-ing" to every word I could.
My students got a a kick out of it... they think I am quite silly.
To kick us off we made this little anchor chart to help us remember the ING spelling pattern:
Then we made some cute little crowns so we could be kings of ing all day!
The kiddos just LOVED it... especially because they started talking in British accents too! Ha - I wish you could've heard us... they were emphasizING every word they would say that had ing in it!
Just perfect!
I just drew the crowns that morning, so the template is not the best, but I did scan it in along with some other worksheets we completed to practice the "ing" spelling pattern. I made it available as a new freebie in my TPT store! You can grab the pack by clicking the picture below!
If you snag a copy, please leave me some feedback in my store so I know what you think :)
Now, in my best British accent, I am off for some tea and crumpets(?!).
Happy Monday!
Then we made some cute little crowns so we could be kings of ing all day!
The kiddos just LOVED it... especially because they started talking in British accents too! Ha - I wish you could've heard us... they were emphasizING every word they would say that had ing in it!
Just perfect!
I just drew the crowns that morning, so the template is not the best, but I did scan it in along with some other worksheets we completed to practice the "ing" spelling pattern. I made it available as a new freebie in my TPT store! You can grab the pack by clicking the picture below!
If you snag a copy, please leave me some feedback in my store so I know what you think :)
Now, in my best British accent, I am off for some tea and crumpets(?!).
Happy Monday!
hahahah! I love that you used a British accent! You are adorable!
ReplyDeleteso cute - thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by Jenni!
DeleteHa! I would love to teach in a goofy accent all day! I know I would be entertained :)
ReplyDeleteMe too! The king of ing is the best!
ReplyDeleteHA! I forgot that was on there... woops! One of my kids was like "yah, chugging! Ya know... like chugging a drink?" Yes I know little one.... I know...
ReplyDeleteThanks for the freebie. Such a fun way to help them remember. The book, Kid Writing by Eileen Feldgus and Isabell Cardonick uses the King of ing and other cute chunks to support young writers. I highly recommend the book! It is great.
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of it! I will have to check it out! Thanks for the tip :)
DeleteSo cute! I bet your students had a really fun day that they will remember for quite some time!
ReplyDeleteAimee
Primarily Speaking
I sure hope so!! Thanks for stopping by Aimee :)
DeleteLOVE IT! Can's wait to use it. I so enjoy acting for the kids. They do pay attention when you use different voices throughout the day. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYAY, just found this and I can't wait to use it! Thanks for the free download :)
ReplyDeleteRuth
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