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Read an illustrated story about a dinosaur character (Dino) who 'ROARS' when he has big feelings, then complete matching/cut-and-paste worksheets identifying emotions from facial expressions and scenarios, and write short empathy reflections about a time they felt a given emotion.
Free download A differentiated set of worksheets to help a student who reverses 'sp' and 'ps' letter blends (e.g., writing 'crips' for 'crisp') practice reading and spelling words with these endings/blends, targeted at dyslexic learners.
Maze/path-tracing activity book that pairs a short informational blurb with a themed maze on each page.
Circle 'safe' or 'unsafe' for pictured household items; color pictures showing helpful vs. harmful adults/friends (leave harmful ones uncolored); fill in missing letters to identify trusted adults who can give medicine and unscramble related words; answer yes/no about whether cough medicine from a trusted adult is okay; role-play five…
Connect-the-dot activity book building number sequencing/counting skills through nature and wildlife facts.
Students connect numbered dots in sequence to draw the outline of a dinosaur or prehistoric creature, then read a short fact caption about that creature; pages can also be colored in.
A dot-to-dot puzzle activity book pairing connect-the-dots pictures with short animal/nature facts.
Read a short passage that repeats the sight word 'things'; read a matching cloze version of the passage and write the missing word 'things' in each blank; then read one sentence containing 'things', copy/write it on provided lines, and draw a picture about it.
Maze/path-tracing activity book that pairs a short informational blurb with a themed maze on each page.
A 3-page worksheet set teaching students to measure and record lengths of drawn arrows in centimeters and millimeters, then convert between the two notations, followed by a reverse (draw-to-length) challenge activity.
Read a short passage that repeats the sight word 'their'; read a matching cloze version of the passage and write the missing word 'their' in each blank; then read one sentence containing 'their', copy/write it on provided lines, and draw a picture about it.
Read a short passage that repeats the sight word 'there'; read a matching cloze version of the passage and write the missing word 'there' in each blank; then read one sentence containing 'there', copy/write it on provided lines, and draw a picture about it.
Cut and paste foods into the correct food-group category; draw a healthy dinner plate with food from each group; circle physical activities in a word list and color pictures of physically active kids; sort activities into 'beach' vs. 'school' categories; sort activities/foods into active-healthy vs. inactive-unhealthy categories;…
Students complete printable activity pages such as identifying number patterns, addition/subtraction strategies, number lines, money/coin identification, halving shapes and collections, shape sorting, telling time, comparing length/capacity, following directional paths (clockwise/counterclockwise), conducting simple…
Flower Life Cycle Printable Activity Book The Flower Life Cycle Printable Activity Book is an invaluable teaching resource specifically tailored for Grade 1 through Grade 5 curriculum. With meticulous relevance to Science instruction, horizontal to Botany education, this resource guarantees educators have all the…
These are Back to School All About Me Activity Slides. Students will get to write, exercise and more with this quick presentation . You can display these slides on your smart board on the first day/week of school.
Sort cards into odd and even categories by pairing or counting objects by 2s (expressing an even number as a sum of two equal addends), then color odd apples brown and even apples red on a follow-up worksheet.
Read sentences containing the sight word; read the same sentences with the word blanked out and write the missing word; then copy one model sentence using the word and draw a picture illustrating it.
A get-to-know-you activity where students trace and decorate a paper cutout of their own foot to introduce themselves to the class at the start of the school year.
Read informational passages about the solar system; answer reading-response questions (circle, box, underline, short answer); trace/write planet names; label a fill-in-the-blank solar system diagram; use a data table to answer comparison questions about the planets (distance, volume, gravity, moons); and complete…
A reading comprehension activity teaching students to identify and describe how a story character responds to major events and challenges, using a short narrative as a model.
Read sentences containing the sight word "each"; on a matching page, write the missing sight word from memory into blanked-out copies of the same sentences; then copy a target sentence using the word and draw a picture illustrating it.
Students read (or are read) the narrative about following school rules and not spitting at others, learn to compare the size of an emotion/reaction to the size of the problem, review a list of alternative coping strategies (frown, put head down, walk away, take a break, take deep breaths, talk to the person who upset…
Work out and record the route through a maze using compass directions; follow a sequence of compass-direction instructions on a town grid map to identify locations reached; then design an original grid activity with questions for a partner to solve.