Missing Numbers
Help young children practice counting and develop number sense by filling in missing numbers in sequences from 1 to 10.
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Help young children practice counting and develop number sense by filling in missing numbers in sequences from 1 to 10.
Provide one find-and-trace handwriting worksheet per lowercase letter of the alphabet for early letter-formation practice.
Give students practice choosing the correct homophone ('its' vs. "it's") to complete sentences.
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Give young students practice counting sets of shapes and matching the count to the correct number.
A homophone practice worksheet where students fill in the blank with the correct word from a given pair/trio, paired with an answer key and a cut-and-paste 'Homophone Pair' picture-matching activity.
This worksheet is a great way for students to practice finding the perimeter of different shapes. The grid format makes it easy for students to see how the perimeter is calculated. This is a great resource for teachers who want to provide extra practice for their students.
Cut-and-paste worksheets for letter L recognition and beginning sounds.
A dictionary-skills worksheet giving students practice alphabetizing words that share their first four letters.
Show how addition and subtraction describe the same three-number relationship. Students use given number triples to write two addition and two subtraction facts, following a worked example, then choose numbers for their own fact families. The open second page shifts the task from recognizing a relationship to creating one that produces four true equations.
Set of sea-life-themed worksheets teaching beginning math skills for Pre-K/Kindergarten.
Step into a world of mathematical excitement with our Addition Worksheets for KIDS- Back to School Edition! As the back-to-school season begins, ignite your students' enthusiasm for numbers with this exceptional resource. Enclosed within the downloadable PDF file are three comprehensive pages designed to make addition not only…
Combine basic addition practice with a color-by-number coloring activity, framed as an end-of-year/summer themed math activity.
A single proofreading worksheet in which students read an unpunctuated, uncapitalized short story and correct it by adding missing capital letters, punctuation, and other conventions.
A nonfiction research-project resource teaching students about the Arctic fox through a reading passage, vocabulary, and a brochure-making project.
Provide extra practice identifying, writing, and counting the numbers 1 through 5 as a first part of a two-part series (numbers 6-10 sold separately).
Use the cocoa-and-marshmallow pages to practise one-to-one counting and connecting a set with its numeral. Students match, color or draw quantities and work with number writing and order across ten black-and-white worksheets. An answer key supports checking; choose a page whose fine-motor demands let the child demonstrate the counting skill you want to observe.
A grammar/vocabulary worksheet activity teaching commonly confused homophones/near-homophones (to/too/two, there/their/they're, then/than, passed/past, its/it's) using an ice-cream-cone matching theme.
Practice skip counting forward and backward in 10s, 5s, 2s, and 3s, with increasing difficulty across three worksheets.
Practice letter recognition and beginning sounds for J through cut-and-paste sorting activities.
This finding area of irregular shapes worksheet is a great resource for students to use to find the area of rectangles on a grid. By counting squares or using a formula, students will be able to find the area more easily. This is a great resource for teachers who want to help their students learn more about finding area.
A classroom anchor-chart-based routine and matching student worksheet that teaches a repeatable 4-step process for solving two-question word problems, reinforced by a rewritten song.
Practice identifying rhyming words by reading sentences with picture-clue blanks and selecting/tracing the correct rhyming word.