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Read a review sheet explaining subject-verb agreement rules, then answer multiple-choice questions selecting the correctly agreeing verb form or the correctly written sentence across 8 worksheets.
Includes: 1 review sheet explaining subject-verb agreement rules with examples
Participate in group lessons/games (Chapter One opens with 'Word Outlines') and complete individual worksheets; exact activity list beyond the first table-of-contents entry not sampled.
Solve 36 addition and subtraction problems, progressing through units-only, tens-only, and combined tens-and-units place-value groupings.
Includes: 36 addition/subtraction problems across 6 sections (units, tens, tens+units)
Teach beginning phonics: alphabet letter-sound recognition, high-frequency consonants, and short vowel sounds, for Kindergarten-Grade 1 students.
Includes: 65-page reproducible phonics activity book (ISBN 978-1-55386-005-1), organized into numbered units (one per letter/sound pattern), each unit pairing a named…
Students read sentences and identify/mark them as telling sentences (T) or questions (Q), add correct end punctuation (period or question mark), color-code sentences by type, and evaluate whether given punctuation is used correctly, rewriting incorrect sentences.
Includes: at least 12 practice worksheet pages with varying formats: sorting sentences as telling (T) or question (Q), adding punctuation and…
K-1: An Integrated Resource for Social Studies Teaching The Let's Be Friends Gr. K-1 is a comprehensive teaching tool, developed to enable educators in delivering social studies lessons in an engaging and inventive manner.
Read the (externally supplied) Arctic Fox article, then fill in missing letters to complete 10 word-completion/cloze answers about the fox's names, habitat, temperature tolerance, fur color changes, eyes, diet, and ears; separately, list at least two fun facts from the article and optionally draw a picture.
Includes: cover page with Arctic Fox summer/winter coloring illustration reference · worksheet: 10 word-completion/fill-in-the-blank questions about the Arctic Fox (alternate names, habitat, range/countries, temperature, fur color by season,… · open-ended section: list ≥ 2 fun facts from the article, with an optional drawing box (two instances in the file)
Read a short passage in which the sight word "animal" repeats, fill in the same word from memory in a cloze version of the passage, then copy the sentence "What animal is this?" and draw a picture illustrating it.
Includes: Reading Fluency page 1: read-the-sentence page (target word used in context, repeated several times) · Reading Fluency page 2: write-the-sight-word cloze page (same sentences, target word blanked out for student to write in)
An SEL lesson teaching coping strategies for doing required but unwanted tasks and following directions.
Includes: discussion prompts on unwanted tasks · three coping strategies (think positively, look forward to something else, take a deep breath) · partner role-play activity with 12 following-directions scenarios
Two-page math worksheet for practicing composing numbers using manipulatives (counting cubes).
Free download Read a sentence, identify which pronoun type/word is needed, and select or write the answer; in the digital PDF slideshow quiz, use arrow keys to reveal the correct answer after responding.
Includes: Mixed Quiz - Personal Pronouns Digital Fill-in-the-Blanks Quiz (44pp) · Object Pronouns - Digital Fill-in-the-Blanks Quiz (44pp)
A comprehensive 'letter of the week' activity pack for the letter E, covering recognition, tracing, phonics, and craft-style extension activities, provided in parallel US and British-English spelling versions plus a linked digital Boom Cards deck.
Read a short passage in which the sight word "another" repeats, fill in the same word from memory in a cloze version of the passage, then copy the sentence "I want another bite." and draw a picture illustrating it.
Includes: Reading Fluency page 1: read-the-sentence page (target word used in context, repeated several times) · Reading Fluency page 2: write-the-sight-word cloze page (same sentences, target word blanked out for student to write in)
Participate in group games (e.g. Which Word? guessing game, Picture This Noun, Simon Says, Find Your Partner, Making Flowers, Word Chains, Concentration, Letter Spinner, Barnyard Sing-Along) and complete individual worksheets (tracing words, word mazes, printing practice, sentence completion, color review, counting fun, sentence…
Roll a die five times to determine which face, body, eyes, ears, and tail to draw for a cuddly cat; optionally use a 'Change It Up' dictation worksheet to add extra elements, colors, and line styles to the scene; and use a second 'Cat Treats' roll-and-draw sheet to add a canned-tuna or catnip image based on a die roll.
Includes: 'Roll and Draw a Cuddly Cat' game board with a 5-roll table (face, body, eyes, ears, tail) · duplicate of the same roll-and-draw cat game board · 'Change It Up' teacher-dictation worksheet listing 10 optional elements to add (silly hat, friend, catnip, cat toys, cat home, sunglasses, a mouse, cat…
Students find listed back-to-school words hidden in a grid on a Name/Date worksheet (e.g. puzzle 1: bag, pen, pencil, ruler, desk, chair, crayon, eraser, glue, book; puzzle 2: school, bus, bell, clock, board, paper, teacher, scissors, sharpener, paint; puzzle 3: student, class, apple, lunch, snack, notebook, marker…
Includes: 5 separate word search puzzles, each with its own themed word bank (school supplies; school building/people; classroom/food; academic…
Teach how-to/sequential writing skills using a tooth-brushing theme, including transition words and self-editing.
Includes: how-to-writing explanation page · transition words reference chart · 'Experienced Writer' editing checklist
FAQ-format teacher resource explaining how to set up and run a Writing Workshop for K-2 classrooms, covering classroom setup, structuring writing time, teaching writing behaviors, conferences, tracking progress, and teaching organization/support/word choice/fluency/voice/mechanics/revision.
Includes: author bios · classroom-setup tips pages
Participate in group lessons/games (Chapter One opens with 'Fun With Opposites') and complete individual worksheets that both introduce new words and review earlier volumes' vocabulary.
Read/observe the number chart and the circled-number pattern explanation ('when you counted to 10, you already knew how to count to 50'); seller description frames it as a bulletin-board display or small-group/math-center reference rather than a fill-in worksheet.
Includes: number chart pages counting from 1-20 up to 1-100 in stages, with circled numbers illustrating the repeating ones-digit pattern
A complete 36-week, scripted Social-Emotional Learning curriculum for Grades K-2, organized into 4 units of 9 weekly lessons each, covering feelings, friendship, sharing, kindness, respect, listening, self-control, asking for help, problem solving, gratitude, growth mindset, and safety.
Includes: Part 2 - Student Pages Unit 1: Feelings, Friendship, Sharing (Lessons 1-9, ~87 pages) · Part 3 - Student Pages Unit 2: Kindness, Respect, Listening (Lessons 10-18, ~81-82 pages)
Varies by section: students fill out forms (e.g. student information form), complete themed reproducible worksheets (e.g. bug facts, spider facts), and use provided materials such as name tags, badges, and certificates.
Includes: teacher forms and letters (student info form, class rules, daily schedule, lesson plan, homework log, substitute teacher info) · themed units with hallway signs, door decorations, bulletin board sets, and reproducibles (units include Bugs, Rain Forest, Sports, Fall, and others per the… · lined/bordered/notepaper templates
146-page cross-curricular teacher resource book about the concept of time for grades 1-4, organized into six chapters covering what time is, lifetimes/growth, the 24-hour day, measuring time, the history of timekeeping technology, and telling time on clocks.
Participate in group lessons/games (Chapter One opens with 'Reading Bee') and complete individual worksheets; exact activity list beyond the first table-of-contents entry not sampled.