Words with -able and -ible

Learning Objectives Identify words that end in -able or -ible. Define a preposition as a 'where' word. Find the preposition in a simple sentence. Use an -able or -ible word to describe a noun. Create a sentence using both an -able word and a preposition. Draw a picture that matches a sentence with a preposition and an -able/-ible word. Look! The adorable kitten is sleeping **in** the basket. 🐱 Can you find the 'where' word? Today, we will learn about special describing words. These words end in -able and -ible. We will also find prepositions, which are words that tell us where things are! Real-World Applications Describing your favorite toy and where it is. Telling a friend where to find a snack. Writing fun stories about animals. Understandin...

TermDefinitionExample PrepositionA preposition is a little word that tells you WHERE something is. 🗺️The ball is **under** the table. NounA noun is a person, place, or thing. 🧸The **dog** is happy. AdjectiveAn adjective is a word that describes a noun. ✨The **big** dog is happy. The Suffix -ableA word part added to the end of a word. It means 'can be'.lov**able** (can be loved) The Suffix -ibleAnother word part that also means 'can be'.vis**ible** (can be seen)

The 'Describing Word' Rule Adjective + Noun The -able or -ible word (adjective) comes before the thing (noun) it describes. The 'Where Word' Rule Preposition + Noun The preposition tells us where the noun is. It starts a 'where phrase'. The Super Sentence Rule The [adjective noun] is [preposition] the [noun]. We can put it all together to make a great sentence!