In this fun language activity, students will add typical inflectional endings -ing, -s, and -ed to action-indicating base verbs. Inflection endings are little bits that we can add to the end of words to change how they work in a sentence. For example, if we add "-s" to the word "cat," it becomes "cats," which means more than one cat. If we add "-ed" to "jump," it becomes "jumped," which shows the action that happened in the past. These endings help us understand when something happened or how many things there are. So, inflection endings are like special tags that give us important information about words.