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These worksheets focus on the initial consonants b, c and d. Students add a beginning to a supplied word part, then read the result. The illustrated packet also asks them to match completed words to pictures. Compare possible beginnings aloud and ask students to connect a completed word with its meaning before recording a choice.
Read The Ant and the Apple, a short alphabet story about Art sharing an apple with an ant. Five choice-based questions ask students to recall the story’s characters and events. Read together, find words beginning with A and return to the passage when choosing answers. A completed question page supports checking and discussion.
A two-page tutorial explaining piano keyboard note names (the pattern of black keys and alphabetical note order from C to B) followed by coloring worksheets where students color specified notes on a blank keyboard diagram.
A sight-words reading comprehension worksheet using a short repetitive story about five cold ducks, built to practice a specific list of second-grade sight words.
Addition-skills worksheet packet giving students practice with basic addition, missing addends, adding three numbers, regrouping, adding money amounts, and adding decimals.
A set of word-family worksheets where students write the CVC (and related rime-family) word for each pictured item, organized by rime ending.
This is a Counting Chocolate Chips Game Mat + Worksheets. This is a fun way for your little learners to practice counting numbers 0-25. The game mats have 3 numbers per page. These cards can be printed and cut to become a matching game. Printable worksheets are included for additional interactive practice.
Worksheet giving students practice building compound words by matching two word parts together.
Practice identifying the beginning sound of pictured vehicles/transportation words by circling the matching letter.
This product is great for teachers who want to help their students build sight word fluency. The Pre-Primer Sight Words A to F Worksheet is a great way for students to learn and practice the Dolch words.
Practice ordinal language with illustrated rows of insects, beach items, farm scenes, and ocean pictures. Students identify the positions of selected items and complete four sentence prompts with ordinal numbers. Counting aloud along a row can help students connect an item’s position with the word they need.
This Once Upon a Time Second Sight Words Reading Comprehension Worksheet is perfect for helping students build their reading comprehension and phonics skills. It contains second grade sight words, making it a great resource for teachers.
A social-emotional-learning sorting worksheet that teaches students to distinguish appropriate from inappropriate ways to end a conversation.
This single open-response page asks students to explain their favorite book. The response space supports drawing and written explanation, and the directions also permit oral telling so learners can express their choice in a suitable format.
This product is great for teachers who are looking to help their students build sight word fluency. The Pre-Primer Sight Words T to Y Worksheet is a great resource that can help students learn the Dolch words.
Practice double-digit addition with regrouping (carrying) through repeated calculation problems.
Worksheet pack for practicing the commutative, associative, identity, and zero properties of addition.
Give each number from one through twenty a focused practice page combining numeral coloring, tracing and number-word writing. Addition and subtraction tasks add another way to work with the quantities. Select the number currently being taught, pair it with a concrete counting model and review its word spelling before students copy independently.
Seventeen incomplete words give students practice placing x, y and z. Five use x, including x-ray and words with x inside them; six begin with y and six begin with z. A final prompt invites additional words. Read the completed examples together and compare where the target letter appears.
This Pre-Primer Sight Words F to I Worksheet is a great way for students to build sight word fluency. By writing the correct Dolch words into the boxes, students will be able to improve their skills and confidence.
An open-ended informational writing worksheet where students choose a topic and write facts with a concluding sense of closure.
Practice representing numbers by shading/coloring squares and tracing the corresponding numeral, per the instruction 'Shade or color the squares to show the correct number. Trace the number.'
This Police Officers Writing Worksheet is a great way for students to learn about police stations. They can draw a picture and write about what they learn. This is a great resource for teachers who want to help their students learn about the police.
A missing-number addition and subtraction skill-builder worksheet set, useful as a center or early-finishers activity.