This is what I am working on for the third book in Ron Roy's series about three young friends who solve mysteries in the town of Green Lawn, Connecticut. This type of exercise provides not only a great opportunity for students to focus on a verb tense but also to synthesize and demonstrate their understanding of the CVC pattern (jot, rob, clap, flap) and irregular verb forms.
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Regular
and Irregular Verbs Forms in the Simple Past Tense
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Ruth Rose (to bring) _________________
her brother over to Dink's backyard and (to pitch) ________________ her tent.
Ruth Rose (to stick)
____________ her head inside the tent and (to wake) _____________ up Dink and
Josh.
The three friends (to
walk) _______________ (to walk) over to the police station and (to report) _______________
Tiger missing.
Dink, Josh, and Ruth
Rose (to look) _________________ (to look) for Mrs. Davis's canary and then
(to go) _______________ to the circus in town.
The junior detectives
(to disguise) _________________ themselves and (to hide) _______________ in
the bushes outside Mrs. Davis's house.
Fred Little and his
girlfriend (to rob) ___________________ houses in other towns before hitting
Green Lawn.
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Update 10/3/2013: This exercise is now complete and has been added to my store on TpT: A-Z Mysteries: A Contextualized Common Core Grammar Review.
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