Kindergarten Sight Words B to H Worksheet
This resource is great for kindergarten students who are just learning their sight words. This worksheet will help them to identify and write the words correctly.
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This resource is great for kindergarten students who are just learning their sight words. This worksheet will help them to identify and write the words correctly.
A one-page phonics worksheet for practicing the beginning sounds B, C, and D by completing words.
This worksheet is a great way for students to practice reading word problems and writing equations to solve them. This is a skill that is essential for success in math.
Practice skip counting by 10s (10 to 100) using themed maze/path worksheets and posters, with an answer key.
A one-page worksheet of basic subtraction word problems requiring students to choose the correct operation and solve.
Numu is described through things the creature does not have or do. Read the repeated no and not statements carefully before answering the five questions: students must remember absence as well as presence. Revisit the relevant sentence before selecting a multiple-choice or yes-or-no answer.
Practice identifying the beginning sound of pictured vehicles by circling the matching letter.
Letter B Tracing Worksheet Young students will gain letter recognition and handwriting practice with this useful printable worksheet. The resource features capital and lowercase B's for tracing, as well as blank lines for writing the letter independently. Educators can implement this versatile worksheet in a variety of ways - during…
This Subtracting Four Writing Equations Worksheet is a great resource for teachers who want to help their students practice subtracting by four. This worksheet provides students with an opportunity to solve subtraction problems by writing equations and using pictures. This is a great way for students to practice their subtraction skills.
Color it and Write Words Worksheets Searching for easy and fun activity worksheets to use during centers or as morning work and independent practice? If your teaching focuses on developing prewriting, handwriting, premath and visual perception skills with a hint of fun, then this resource is perfect!
A set of themed math worksheets teaching primary-grade students to identify, compare, and order numbers (1-40), including 'one more/one less' reasoning.
A set of posters and worksheets teaching students to read and draw analog clock times to the hour.
Worksheet giving students practice finding and fixing capitalization errors in sentences.
This worksheet pairs six picture prompts with a choice between gl and gr. Students circle a blend and print it on the line, connecting the spoken beginning of each word with its letters. Use the separate answer page after students have read their picture words aloud and explained their choices.
Practice vertical addition and classify the resulting totals in the same activity. Students solve twenty problems, then color odd answers red and even answers yellow. Have students check their calculations before applying the color rule so an arithmetic mistake does not carry into the classification step.
Phonics worksheet for practicing ending sounds by adding final consonants p, r, and s to word stems.
Worksheet for practicing counting by ones (sequential number order) by filling in missing numbers in sequences up to 113.
This worksheet is great for helping students identify the beginning sounds of words. It is a fun and interactive way for students to learn and practice their phonics skills.
Reading worksheet where students identify and circle words in sentences that begin with the 'tr' consonant blend.
Try br, fr, gr, pr, and tr with each printed ending to hear which combinations form words. Some endings accept more than one blend, so students can test alternatives before writing. Read the completed words aloud to compare how changing the onset changes the word.
Compare long and short vowel sounds and notice letter changes between similar words. Students complete ten vowel-sound choices and examine six word pairs, with an answer key for checking. Saying each word aloud before marking an answer can help connect the letter pattern with the sound.
This worksheet is a great way for students to practice identifying and using the beginning sounds of W, X, Y, and Z. This is an important skill for students to learn as it will help them with their reading and writing.
A set of 'dab a dot' sight-word recognition worksheets covering the Dolch pre-primer sight word list.
Practice identifying the beginning sound of pictured objects.