Form and use the regular past tense

Learning Objectives Identify a regular verb in a sentence. Explain that the past tense means something already happened. Add the '-ed' ending to most regular verbs. Change a simple present tense sentence to the past tense. Write a new sentence using a regular past tense verb. Use past tense verbs to talk about yesterday. What did you do at playtime yesterday? 🤔 Did you jump, climb, or play? Today, we will learn about 'yesterday words'! These special words tell us about things that already happened. We will learn a magic trick to make them! Real-World Applications Telling your family what you did at school рассказывать Writing a story about a fun trip 📝 Sharing what you played with a friend 🧸 Explaining how you helped at home 🧹

TermDefinitionExample Verb (Action Word) 🏃A verb is a word that shows action.The words jump, sing, and play are verbs. Present Tense ☀️This tells about action happening right now.I walk to the park. (I am doing it now) Past Tense 🌙This tells about action that already happened.Yesterday, I walked to the park. (It is finished) Regular VerbA regular verb is an action word that follows a simple rule for the past tense.The verb 'talk' is regular because we just add '-ed'. Ending '-ed'These are the two magic letters we add to make the past tense.We add '-ed' to 'play' to make 'played'.

The Magic '-ed' Rule ✨ Base Verb + ed For most regular action words, just add '-ed' to the end. This shows the action happened in the past. The Silent 'e' Rule 🤫 Verb ending in 'e' + d If a verb already ends with an 'e', just add a 'd'. You don't need to add another 'e'.