PAST TENSE POWER
What is the past of GO?
WENT
Yesterday, I ______ (go) to the mountains.
WENT
You use this to move a canoe through the water. What is it?
PADDLE
You are going camping. What do you need to sleep outside?
A. A canoe
B. A tent
C. A giraffe
D. A paddle
B
You saw a giant giraffe yesterday. Say a sentence using SAW and GIANT.
I saw a giant giraffe yesterday.
What is the past of RIDE?
RODE
Last weekend, we ______ (eat) sandwiches outside.
ATE
You sleep inside this when you go camping. What is it?
TENT
Which animal is a wild animal?
A. A bear
B. A cat
C. A hamster
D. A baggy
A
You went camping. Name THREE things you took in your bag.
A tent, a hat, and a book.
What is the past of EAT?
ATE
My brother ______ (climb) a huge tree yesterday.
CLIMBED
An animal that has a very long neck and eats leaves from tall trees. What is it?
GIRAFFE
You are reading a book. What do you turn to read the next part?
A. Mountains
B. Pages
C. Paddles
D. Villages
B
Complete this crazy story: Yesterday, a wild monkey ______ my hat and ______ away!
Took / went (Accept other sensible past-tense answers if the story is adapted.)
What is the past of THROW?
THREW
The children ______ (sit) inside the tent last night.
SAT
Something extremely big. What word describes it?
HUGE
You want to cross a river. Which activity should you do?
A. Climb a tree
B. Throw a hat
C. Go in a canoe
D. Sit on a mountain
C
Imagine you climbed a huge mountain. What did you see at the top? Answer in a complete sentence.
I saw a beautiful village / a giant tree, etc.
What is the past of GIVE, SIT, CLIMB, and PADDLE?
GAVE, SAT, CLIMBED, PADDLED
Yesterday, Jack ______ (give) his friend a hat, and then they ______ (ride) a bicycle.
GAVE/RODE
A small place in the countryside where people live. What is it?
VILLAGE
Which sentence is CORRECT?
A. Yesterday, I go to a village.
B. Yesterday, I goed to a village.
C. Yesterday, I went to a village.
D. Yesterday, I going to a village.
C
Tell us a THREE-sentence adventure story. You must use at least THREE past-tense verbs and THREE vocabulary words.
Answers will vary.