Spring Rhyming Worksheet – Phonics Practice
Say the word in the cloud, read the words in the raindrops, and color all raindrops with words that rhyme with the cloud word.
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Say the word in the cloud, read the words in the raindrops, and color all raindrops with words that rhyme with the cloud word.
A circus-themed activity book teaching early spatial language and 2-D/3-D shape concepts, including shape identification, spatial features, symmetry, patterns, tessellations, and nets of 3-D shapes.
Read fact or riddle clues about animals (e.g. 'I have a spotted coat') to answer a small across/down crossword puzzle, then copy and unscramble the puzzle's circled letters to solve a related mystery word.
A set of 60 task cards providing focused multiplication fact practice for the 8 times table.
Match pictures of animals to their names or related words, use the words to fill in a small across/down crossword puzzle, then use the puzzle's circled letters to solve a related mystery-word fill-in-the-blank.
Practice multiplication facts for the 7 times table (1-10) using numbered task cards.
Practice multiplication facts for the 9 times table (1-10) using numbered task cards.
A short interactive slide deck teaching the meaning and origin of the figurative-language idiom 'cut a rug' through a reading passage, comprehension activities, and a summarizing task.
A fold-up (trifold pamphlet) book-report/reading-response activity keyed to the novel "The Chalk Box Kid" by Clyde Bulla, teaching five reading strategies (making connections, using context clues, making inferences, creating images/visualization, and evaluation) across five reading sections of the book.
Match animal pictures (or read fact clues) to answer a small across/down crossword puzzle, then copy and unscramble the puzzle's circled letters to solve a related mystery word.
Give students repeated practice with single-digit-to-two-digit addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division number facts.
Nonfiction early-reader booklet teaching facts about cheetahs (appearance, hunting, habitat, camouflage, cubs), paired with a parent/teacher guide on supporting early readers with nonfiction text, plus a companion writing/illustration booklet and homework page.
A second-grade, multi-subject curriculum roadmap/checklist (Phonics, Reading, Language, Math, Science, Social Studies, Writing, Character Education, Speaking and Listening) that organizes skills into checklists and links out to individual downloadable resources on the Have Fun Teaching website.
A peer-quizzing card game that reinforces reading exponential expressions with positive and negative integer bases and exponents, using a sheltered-language sentence-frame strategy.
A speech-language book companion packet pairing shared-reading and vocabulary/communication activities with four classic Dr. Seuss-style books, for early literacy and speech therapy use.
Read each word in a mixed word bank and write it into the correct column: Nouns, Verbs, or Adjectives.
A dot-to-dot puzzle activity book (Volume 3) that develops counting/number-sequencing skills, hand-eye coordination, and problem solving, with each completed picture paired with a fun fact.
Maze/path-tracing activity book that pairs a short informational blurb with a themed maze on each page.
Give students a post-reading novel-study worksheet that has them record new vocabulary from the assigned novel and write a creative diary entry from a character's point of view; a reflection/review section is also present.
Give students background knowledge of the Civil Rights Movement and its context (Reconstruction, Jim Crow, segregation) and have them research and present on one of eleven civil rights leaders.
Deliver the same grade 1-2 noun-identification multiple-choice practice as a printable, slide-styled PDF version (one question per page) rather than an editable PowerPoint, plus a review sheet.
The Giant’s Causeway in Ireland: Social Studies Reading Comprehension Passage (Docs) This resource introduces a unique Social Studies reading comprehension passage with questions about The Giant’s Causeway in Ireland. The passage is carefully designed to bridge the gap between social studies and literacy through strengthening reading comprehension and…
Practice reading and writing number words from 1 to 100, connecting numerals with their spelled-out word forms.
A set of nonfiction science reading lessons that teach Earth-science and space-science topics (slow and fast changes to Earth's surface, the atmosphere and weather) through informational passages paired with comprehension questions.