Pizza Repair

Worksheet Description

Students help fix a pizza shop’s order tickets after the action words become scrambled. Each row includes a mixed-up form, its root word, and a sentence clue showing how the verb should be used. Students repair the word by adding the correct -ed or -ing ending and then write the complete form in the final column. The pizza theme keeps the activity light while students practice several spelling patterns.

This worksheet helps students connect root words with the forms used inside real sentences. They must decide whether the sentence describes a past action or an action happening now before changing the spelling. The examples also give practice with doubled consonants, dropped final letters, and words that simply add an ending. This builds grammar awareness, spelling accuracy, sentence understanding, and careful checking skills.

This worksheet is part of our adding -ed and -ing worksheet series.