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A set of no-prep printable activities for practicing spring vocabulary through syllables, phonics sounds, sentence writing, rhyming, and idea brainstorming.
Includes: Syllables sort page · Spring Sounds Detective (phonics) page · Spring Sentences page
Fill in blanks with the correct homophone; draw pictures of homophone pairs; circle the antonym of an underlined word; draw pictures of antonym pairs; draw lines matching words to their correct part of speech (noun/verb/adjective/pronoun/adverb).
Includes: homophone fill-in-the-blank worksheets (3 pages) · antonym circle-the-answer worksheets (3 pages) · parts of speech matching worksheet (draw-a-line activity)
Complete phonics fill-in and sorting exercises (short vowels, long vowels/silent e, blends, word families, digraphs, rhyming); trace/write/search for sight words and use them in sentences; read short passages and answer comprehension questions; match vocabulary words to meanings and identify synonyms/antonyms; build, correct, and expand…
Includes: Answer Key (8 pages, covering phonics, sight words, reading comprehension, and vocabulary answers where applicable) · Student Worksheet (40 pages: reading log & reading-minutes graph, phonics review, sight words, reading comprehension, vocabulary, sentence writing, creative…
Students complete phonics drills (vowel teams, bossy r, diphthongs, soft c/g, prefixes/suffixes, syllables/compound words), sight-word activities and a word search, read short comprehension passages and a poem and answer questions, complete main idea/details, story map, compare/contrast, fact/opinion, and cause/effect activities, do…
Includes: summer reading log and reading-minutes graph · phonics section (10 worksheets)
Practice recognizing a small set of kindergarten sight words.
Includes: title page · one activity worksheet ('I Know my Sight Words!')
Complete a variety of print-and-go activities tied to the read-aloud book: story elements, cause & effect, character traits, sequencing, plot mapping, summarizing, inference, sensory details, theme, and seasonal-imagery writing tasks; some involve cutting and pasting picture/event cards.
Includes: See/Think/Wonder pre-reading activity · Story Elements worksheets (2 differentiated versions) · Problem & Solution worksheet
Students study nonfiction text features (using guide pages with photo examples such as table of contents, subtopics/headings, illustrations/captions, graphics, glossary, index), then read the 'Apples' nonfiction book at one of two differentiated reading levels (an easier leveled booklet assembled from printed pages, guided reading level…
Includes: Introductory 'Why This Design and Layout' page · Elements of Informative Text overview
Write a story about a picture using sequence words (first, next, then, last), then draw a picture showing the end of the story and share it with a teacher or friends.
Includes: one activity worksheet ('Spring Story Time!')