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Complete a quick-write; solve the day's siding word problem (unit conversion from inches, fraction overlap); practice multiplication/division fact fluency; continue independent practice and the reading/writing routine.
Read a nonfiction passage on rain/snow/hail and the water cycle, answer reading-comprehension questions, design and cut out a six-sided paper snowflake, find antonyms for given words, solve simple word-problem math tasks (temperature change, multiplication, money), and complete a map-coloring/directionality activity locating US states.
Complete varied worksheet activities: convert repeated-addition sentences to multiplication and back, solve missing-factor problems, multiply single-digit facts, fill in multiplication tables, solve word problems, connect dot-to-dot and maze puzzles by skip counting, color-by-product pictures, and complete timed speed drills.
Read an informational passage about magnetism, magnets, poles, and lodestones; circle correct answers in comprehension sentences; list places magnets are found; circle correctly spelled vocabulary words; solve simple word problems about magnets; unscramble magnet-related vocabulary words.
Complete a quick-write; read the framer's siding word problem (calculate how many 8-foot, 7-1/4"-wide siding pieces are needed for classroom-wall dimensions, accounting for a 1-1/4" overlap) and solve it; practice x7 multiplication/division facts; do independent practice finding area/cost of a sample wall; work toward a Friday…
Read an informational story about bats, fill in comprehension blanks, write a first-person creative narrative as a bat, alphabetize word sets, solve word problems about bats, form contractions from story words, and (for the teacher) lead extension discussions on bat types/echolocation/endangered species using provided web resources.
Draw/create equal groups, write repeated-addition sentences, build arrays, solve multiplication word problems, and complete fact-family drill grids, filling in blank answer lines.
Read a biographical article about Louisa May Alcott's life and its parallels to 'Little Women', fill in a chart identifying ways she used her life in her writing, write a short personal-experience story of their own, complete a vocabulary activity writing noun/verb sentence pairs for multi-meaning words, and solve math word problems…
Students match problems to answers, fill in missing addends/factors/numbers, solve word problems, color by computed answer, roll dice and compute, solve maze-style chained operations, evaluate true/false number statements, and solve puzzles with a missing number, for each of the four operations in turn.
Find words in a word search, read a short story and answer questions, correct sentences, write rhyming words, solve addition/subtraction and word problems, identify shapes and patterns, answer measurement/time questions, match animals to habitats, order plant life cycle stages, match senses to uses, draw weather symbols, match community…
Students read a non-fiction article explaining how tornadoes form, the three tornado strength categories, and other windstorm types (dust devils, hurricanes); complete a fill-in-the-blank reading comprehension worksheet; write a short personal-narrative paragraph about a scary storm they experienced; find story words that rhyme with…
Complete a maze, combine picture-word puzzles, solve a crossword, decode riddles via letter-path or numeric code, trace dual paths, sequence a picture story, solve a word-family riddle puzzle, sort synonyms/antonyms by coloring, solve addition word problems, fill in missing alphabet letters, find hidden objects, and connect dots.
Read the illustrated cloze-style story (filling in missing words using picture cues); complete differentiated activities including sequence-of-events cards, sorting words/phrases/sentences into categories, grammar exercises (nouns, verbs, adjectives, synonyms, antonyms, comparative/superlative adverbs, plurals, punctuation), measurement…
Identify clock hands, write and circle times to the hour and half-hour, match analog to digital times, solve simple elapsed-time and comparison word problems, complete a clock-sequencing maze, solve time riddles, and, in a review section, count coins and compare amounts.
Label a palm tree with an adjective/comparative/superlative; solve word problems involving tree counts, temperature differences, and a public-transit schedule; count and write equations for shapes on an Art Deco building image; write sensory descriptions of South Beach; plan a short story set in South Beach (characters, setting,…
Solve math word problems (addition/subtraction with regrouping), complete connect-the-dots numbered 1-99, and (per table of contents) complete other reproducible activities in language arts, social studies, science, health, writing, and art such as crossword puzzles, word searches, and hidden pictures.
Students choose 3 math topics from a list, get teacher approval, and complete one project per topic by selecting from a tic-tac-toe grid of creative formats (poster, song/poem, 10-question quiz with answer key, play/skit, tech presentation, game, letter, 3D model/diorama, or story problems).
Free download Students read a Grades 2-3 passage and/or a Grades 4-5 passage about birthday party customs and vocabulary (navigable via 'click for passage' slide links), then work through 7 multiple-choice comprehension questions, 4 short-answer questions, 5 vocabulary fill-ins, a personal narrative writing prompt about a favorite birthday moment, a…
Students read a short nonfiction passage (e.g., on farming or pigs) then complete a 'Understanding What You Read' comprehension worksheet, a 'Tell Your Own Story' writing prompt, a 'Vocabulary Builder' antonym exercise, a 'Figure It Out!' math word-problem worksheet, and a word-unscramble activity tied to the passage topic.
Complete 34 assessment questions across 12 skill strands: numbers to 120 / skip counting, place value, comparing numbers, addition within 20, subtraction within 20, missing numbers, word problems, measurement, time, data & graphs, shapes, and equal shares.
Complete individual reproducible worksheet pages (fill in missing numbers, solve computation problems, color/count, answer word problems, read graphs, etc.), one skill-focused page per topic.
Match and color problems to their answers, complete short multiplication/division, solve word problems, color-by-number, build fact families, fill in multiplication/division wheels, find missing numbers, and use dice-based multiplication practice.
Students read short story prompts about the siblings' daily tasks and solve related math problems: identifying 2-D shapes and their properties, finding perimeter, measuring length/height with a ruler, counting money and making change, and word problems involving multiplication/addition.
Read an informational passage about spiders (origin myth, anatomy, silk, hunting methods, tarantulas); complete a true/false comprehension exercise correcting false statements; write a short creative description of an invented new spider species; find antonyms for words from the passage; solve word-problem math questions based on…