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Fill in blanks describing themselves (name, likes, loves, dislikes, what they want to learn this year), list words that describe them, and note favorite school subject, toy/game, and food; a space for a self-portrait is included.
Students fill in their name, age, gender (boy/girl), family size, shoe size, pencil length/measurement, number of pets, height and favorite number, then write and solve simple addition, subtraction and multiplication facts using those personal numbers.
Build Classroom Community During the First Week of School Help first grade students feel confident, welcomed, and excited about learning with this engaging Back to School All About Me Craft and Activity Workbook. Designed specifically for the first days and first week of school, this resource combines creativity, writing,…
For each of 20 daily lessons, read a short passage and answer comprehension questions (Read & Think), complete a grammar/language exercise (Language & Grammar), do a word-study/vocabulary task (Word Work), and write a short response (Write About It); also play included print-and-play literacy games.
Write dialogue lines (in blank spaces provided) imagining what people pictured on the first day of school are saying to each other.
Students fill in their name, the letter their name starts with, age, gender (boy/girl), family size, shoe size, pencil length, number of pets, height and favorite number, then write and solve simple addition, subtraction and multiplication facts using those personal numbers.
Kick off the school year with these fun and engaging Back to School Crossword Puzzles — a perfect way to introduce vocabulary, spark conversation, and ease first-day jitters! Designed for Pre-k to Grades 1–3) , these printable crossword activities are great for morning work, bell ringers, literacy centers, or quiet time during the first…
Read a short 6-sentence story about Emma feeling nervous on her first day of school and making a friend named Mia, then answer 5 comprehension questions about the story's events and characters' feelings.
Fill in personal details (name, favorite color, animal, favorite thing about school, career goal, birthday, number) and complete the sentence 'This is me!' / '2nd grade is going to be super because: ___'.
Students fill in their name, the letter their name starts with, age, whether they count among the class's girls/boys, then write and solve simple addition, subtraction and multiplication facts, and record their shoe size, pencil length, number of pets, height and favorite number.
For each of 20 daily lessons, read a short passage and answer comprehension questions (Read & Think), complete a grammar/language exercise (Language & Grammar), do a word-study/vocabulary task (Word Work), and write a short response (Write About It); also play included print-and-play literacy games.
Get ready to start the school year off right with this easy and hassle-free "All About Me" sheet. First Day of School All About Me Worksheet | Preschool, Pre-K, Kindergarten. Ideal for those hectic first weeks of school, this worksheet will be an excellent way to get to know your students and give them an introduction into writing,…
Fill in a 'My favourites' worksheet and complete a 'newspaper front page' writing template about the first day at school (title, image, article, journalist byline).
Fill in blanks for name, age, best friend, favorite color, and hobby, then complete a 'my favorites' list (food, animal, book, sport, toy, movie, song) and a 'when I grow up' prompt.
For each of 20 daily lessons, read a short passage and answer comprehension questions (Read & Think), complete a grammar/language exercise (Language & Grammar), do a word-study/vocabulary task (Word Work), and write a short response (Write About It); also play included print-and-play literacy games.
Say each back-to-school themed word aloud, count its syllables, and sort/write it into the correct column (1, 2, or 3 syllables) on the worksheet.
let students share personal information (name, birthday, age, favorites) as a first-day-of-school icebreaker
Students fill in their name, age, favorite animal and where it lives, and what they want to learn in science this year.
For each of 20 daily lessons, read a short passage and answer comprehension questions (Read & Think), complete a grammar/language exercise (Language & Grammar), do a word-study/vocabulary task (Word Work), and write a short response (Write About It); also play included print-and-play literacy games.
Students read a short story ('Recess Rules!') about following recess rules, then answer five short-answer comprehension questions about the passage (what happens every day, who reminds students of the rules, naming a rule, what is not allowed, what happens when the whistle blows).
Students write their own wizard/witch name and Hogwarts house, then answer 11 reading comprehension questions about the excerpt requiring text references and own-words explanations (e.g. what 'to hoover' or 'handkerchief' mean, why Harry's aunt and uncle are dubious, how Harry reached Platform 9 3/4), with blank answer lines provided; a…
Students fill in their name, age, favorite planet, favorite animal, and circle boy/girl; the sheet also has decorative text about liking to learn more about science.
For each of 20 daily lessons, read a short passage and answer comprehension questions (Read & Think), complete a grammar/language exercise (Language & Grammar), do a word-study/vocabulary task (Word Work), and write a short response (Write About It); also play included print-and-play literacy games.
Make the first week of school fun and engaging with these Back to School Dot-to-Dot Worksheets! These printable activity pages are perfect for young learners to practice number recognition, fine motor skills, and focus, while having fun connecting the dots to reveal back-to-school themed shapes. After connecting the numbers, students…