Nine
It's the ninth month of the year, and the only month that has the same number of letters in its name as the number month it is.
September
This ending has 3 different sounds and means that something happened in the past.
-ed
At the end of a word, this rule lets a vowel make another vowel say its name.
Silent E/Final E/Magic E
This character is really a zombie, although she has many human friends.
Ghoulia
What part of speech is "happy" in Happy Birthday?
Adjective
The phrase "on cloud nine" means this.
To be extra happy
Adding these suffixes to the end of a word means that there is more than one of that thing.
-s and -es
When two vowels go walking, this happens...
The first one says its name
This evil teacher loves to turn children into apples.
Mrs. Gorf
Snitch, Hogwarts, and Hermione Granger are all examples of this part of speech.
Noun
Cats are said to have nine of these.
Lives
It sounds like a /sh/ but the spelling of this ending really starts with two different letters.
-tion
In the doubling rule, 1-1-1 refers to this.
1 syllable, 1 short vowel, 1 final consonant
These children love solving mysteries, including finding out the identity of their wealthy grandfather.
Henry, Jesse, Violet, Benny
This type of word can end in -ed, -ing, or have no suffix at all!
verb
It's the place where you can catch a ride on the Hogwarts Express.
Platform 9 3/4
This suffix can be added to the end of a word to show that there is the most of something.
-est
These four letters may be doubled at the end of a single syllable with a short vowel sound.
F, L, S, Z
These best friends couldn't be more different, whether they're planting a garden, decorating their cave home, or trying to feel better when they're sick.
Kitty and Dragon
It's the part of speech at the end of, "Emily ate her birthday cake QUICKLY."
adverb
There's nine squares to fill-in in this easy game.
Tic-Tac-Toe
This suffix is usually found at the end of an adverb.
-ly
It's what we call two vowels that make a new sound, like in the words launch, crown, and Boyd.
These monkeys love playing tricks on their rotten owners.
Muggle-Wumps
Name all the different parts of speech for the word "unwrap"
unwrap, unwrapped, unwrapping