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Cut out picture cards and paste them under the correct beginning-letter-sound column; each page covers two letters (e.g., Aa/Bb, Cc/Dd) with an 'ending sound' variant noted near the end of the set.
Free download Cut out the four numbered drawings of the tadpole's growth and glue them in the correct order.
Trace the numeral and the number word, then cut out and paste a matching count of picture items (e.g., paste one sun, two socks, three bananas) onto each page.
Cut out provided pieces and glue them together to assemble a school bus, optionally personalizing it with a photo, name, or self-drawing.
Discuss respectful behavior through three cut-and-paste sorting activities. Students read everyday actions, place them under Respectful or Disrespectful and explain their choices. Each worksheet offers a different set of situations, including listening, greetings, mistakes and interactions with classmates. Use the sorting as a starting point for discussion, especially where context affects how an action is understood.
For each of three words per page, students color the word, trace the word ('build it' letter-tile boxes plus a 'trace it' line), and write the word; then find and identify all three target words within a printed model sentence at the bottom of the page.
Cut and glue pictures to complete a pattern (early pages); circle the picture among multiple choices that correctly completes a pattern (later pages).
Cut out mollusk pictures/labels and glue each one under the correct heading: One Shell, Two Shells, or No Shell.
Cut apart individual letter squares (uppercase and lowercase, several fonts) and glue each one into the correct column - Uppercase or Lowercase - for the target letter.
Students cut out food items and arrange them into the correct food group category (Grains, Fruits, Vegetables, Dairy, Proteins) for three different scenario people: an athlete building muscle, a growing kid, and a vegan who eats no animal products.
Free download Cut out puzzle pieces for each number 1-20 and paste/glue them together to complete the puzzle for that number.
Review a shapes reference page, then follow numbered, illustrated step-by-step instructions to cut out provided paper shape patterns and glue them together to construct a picture of a bug or small creature (e.g., American roach, ant, black widow spider, caterpillar, dragonfly, ladybird, praying mantis, scorpion, tree…
Cut out provided ingredient/item pictures and glue them onto a cup template to show what the Aztecs used to make their chocolate cup.
Cut and glue pictures that begin with R into a cloud shape; sort capital and lowercase letter Rs; sort letters into 'I am letter R' and 'I am not letter R' categories.
Students cut out a troll head and hands and glue them onto the page in the indicated spots, then write what they know about trolls on the provided lines, completing the sentence starter 'Hi, I'm a troll and I...'.
Students assemble a 1-folder lapbook base and complete about 10 foldable/cut-and-glue booklets (Map, Warfare, Philosophers, Religion & Mythology, Homes, Life in Ancient Greece, Summaries of Grecian Literature, Olympic Games, and two Amazing Facts booklets) by researching and writing about each topic using the provided…
Free download Cut out 4 numbered drawings and glue them in the correct order showing how a ladybug grows.
Free download Trace the letter C's path of motion, connect dots 1-25 to reveal a picture, cut and paste puzzle pieces in order, color and build a scene (stacking colored caps on Glimmercat), navigate a letter C maze, cut and paste C words with matching pictures (car, candle, carrot, clown, cupcake, crab, caterpillar, cactus), and…
Color the pieces (or use the pre-colored version), then carefully cut and glue the pieces together to build the craft.
Read learning pages about the eagle/woodland ecosystem, complete an exit-ticket check for understanding, cut and paste animals and plants into a food web diagram categorized as producer/primary consumer/secondary consumer/decomposer, color the diagram by category, and complete optional guided coloring/directed-drawing…
Get ready to unleash your inner bat expert with the Bat Craft Cut and Glue Activity, a hands-on project that’s way easier than trying to befriend an actual bat. With just a few snips and dabs of glue, you’ll go from a pile of paper pieces to a fully assembled (and far friendlier) bat. No mosquito diet required! Here’s…
Students assemble a 3-folder lapbook base and complete more than 20 individual foldable/cut-and-glue booklets (including Map, Warfare, Slavery, Philosophers, Science, School, Religion, Who's Who mythology, Women, Homes, Home Life, Clothing, Food, Art, Music, Olympics, Timeline, Literature, Parthenon, and Vocabulary)…
Cut out planets, an asteroid, a comet, and a spaceship; color the spaceship and optionally design a new planet; arrange the pieces (order does not need to be astronomically correct) and glue them onto a base sheet.
A pattern-completion cut-and-paste activity for young learners using pictures of items that start with the letter G, covering several common pattern types.