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A full-book math skills-practice resource for Number & Operations (Grades PK-2) from Classroom Complete Press's "Principles & Standards of Math Series," built around the NCTM Principles & Standards for School Mathematics process goals (problem solving, reasoning & proof, communication, connections, representation), comprising a teacher…
With these painstakingly created Subtraction Math Drills Worksheets, which offer four engaging pages of concentrated practice, set out on a voyage of subtraction mastery! These worksheets, created by seasoned teachers, provide a focused method for practicing subtraction techniques. A carefully chosen variety of subtraction drills…
Compare short and long i through sentence clues and individual words. Students choose the vowel sound for four sentence-context items and six words, including sit, kite, and ride. Have students say each word before marking a choice so they connect the printed spelling with the sound they hear.
Symmetry-drawing / positive-affirmation coloring worksheets: students complete the mirrored half of a picture built around a positive back-to-school affirmation phrase, then color it.
Practice distinguishing the hard c and k spellings of the /k/ sound by sorting words.
A phonics fill-in-the-blank worksheet for practicing r-blend words (br, fr, gr, pr, tr).
Free download Gives students practice with subtraction facts from 0 to 10 by finding a missing number in each equation.
Letter H Tracing Worksheet This phonics resource provides a tracing worksheet to help young students practice properly writing the uppercase and lowercase letter H. Students trace the letters, reinforcing the fine motor skills and muscle memory needed for handwriting mastery. With engaging graphics and ample room for tracing, this…
Practice identifying the beginning sounds p, t, s, and h using food-themed picture vocabulary.
Practice identifying the beginning sound of pictured animals.
A primer-level sight-word reading comprehension worksheet built around the sight words on, into, out, under, went, came, ran, who, that, there.
Free download Practice recognizing and using 2nd-grade Dolch sight words through vocabulary lists and fill-in-the-blank sentence worksheets, plus at least one additional puzzle-style activity.
Practice identifying and correcting missing capitalization in sentences.
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Build sight word recognition and handwriting practice for all 52 Dolch primer sight words through a read/trace/write routine.
This product is the Using Uppercase Letters Writing Worksheet. It is a great resource for students who are trying to build recognition skills by practicing writing uppercase letters.
This worksheet is a great way for students to practice counting forward to solve addition equations. This is a skill that is essential for first grade and beyond.
Practice sight word recognition and spelling by unscrambling letters into common sight words.
This Short and Long Vowel E Worksheet is a great way for students to determine whether the underlined word has a long /e/ sound or a short /e/ sound. This can be a difficult concept for students, so this worksheet is a great way for them to practice.
A topic field and four fact boxes help students gather information before they write. The directions also remind them to give their finished piece a sense of closure. Use the organizer to discuss which facts belong with the topic and how to arrange them before students begin a draft.
This resource is great for kindergarten students who are just learning their sight words. This worksheet will help them build fluency with words A to B.
A worksheet for practicing spelling consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) words by matching words to pictures.
Practice identifying the beginning consonant sounds h, c, and p using picture-based CVC words.
Six pictures provide practice hearing the difference between sp and st. Students circle the blend that begins each picture word and print it on the line. The separate answer page supports review after students have said the words aloud and identified the second sound in each blend.
A single worksheet shows repeated equal groups representing successive tens. Students count the grouped pictures and write the associated decade values in the response spaces, connecting the visual groups with numerical totals.