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Sight Words Trace 81-90 Helps Students Master Early Reading and Writing Skills This 10-page pack focuses on high-frequency Fry sight words 81-90. Young learners trace the words then practice writing them on their own to build muscle memory. These printable worksheets help kindergarten, first grade, and struggling…
Read a simple sentence, trace over its letters, cut out and paste scrambled words to reassemble the sentence, then write the sentence independently from memory - repeated across seven sentences in a short story about Zoggy and the sun.
Includes: Instructions page ('How to use these worksheets') · 7 sentence-practice pages, each with: Read / Trace round the letters / Cut and paste (scrambled word bank) / Write the sentence yourself
A 4-page math activity teaching students to read, interpret, and create bar graphs using a sock-themed story and data-collection exercise.
Includes: page 1: 'Socks in Stock' bar graph reading/interpretation worksheet with 5 questions plus bonus question · page 2: 'Mr. Sylvester's Socks' coloring/graphing worksheet (color socks by group, fill in pictograph, key = 2 socks per symbol)
Roll a die and write the given sight word repeatedly in the color corresponding to the number rolled, one word per page, repeated across 6 weeks of words.
Follow numbered step-by-step directions to complete each craft project (e.g. glue colored sand onto cardboard to make a sand painting; build a paper-strip sculpture; decorate a shoe box as a treasure box); count blocks in a sculpture counting activity; color pictures; draw a favorite treasure.
Includes: Sand Painting project: materials list, numbered how-to steps, extension ideas, 'at the beach' coloring page, and a fact box about… · Paper-Strip Sculpture project: materials list, numbered how-to steps, extension ideas, a block-counting worksheet page
Cut out and label Antarctic animals (Antarctic Krill, Arctic Tern, Baleen Whale, Emperor Penguin) using short definitions; read body-part definitions and label a diagram of an Emperor Penguin, then colour it correctly.
Includes: Cut-and-label animal cards (Antarctic Krill, Arctic Tern, Baleen Whale, Emperor Penguin) · Label the Emperor Penguin worksheet (body parts: back, belly, bill, claws, eye, neck, webbed feet, wedge-shaped tail, flipper-shaped wing) · Answer key
Practice addition doubles facts (e.g. 1+1 through 10+10) through a robot-themed color-by-number activity to build mental math fluency.
A short, ready-to-print formative check for the Common Core grade-2 reading-literature standard RL 2.3, used to assess whether students can identify characters, explain how they respond to challenges, the effects of events on them, and how they change.
Includes: one worksheet page (Quarter 3) with the same open-response question set printed three times for cutting/economical photocopying, repeated across 2 total pages
Track books read each day (title, level, % correct), complete daily 'good morning work' grammar tasks, fix capitalization/punctuation in 'crazy sentences' about Johnny Appleseed, and sort words into noun/verb/adjective/adverb columns in a parts-of-speech activity.
Includes: daily reading log/tracker sheet · 'good morning work' grammar tracking sheet
Think of four famous pink characters, draw them, and write down what they represent.
Includes: single-page drawing/writing prompt worksheet
Social-emotional learning (SEL) book-companion lesson teaching the difference between 'bossing' and 'suggesting', built around the picture book 'Cake & I Scream' by Michael Genhart.
Includes: 17-slide presentation: story introduction with an embedded read-aloud video link, discussion questions, a 'bossing vs. suggesting' definitions slide, an… · 9-page coloring/cut-and-sort worksheet with paired bossing/suggesting phrase cards to sort…
Turn math time into playtime with this Addition and Subtraction: Count and Color activity! Designed to engage even the most math-resistant students, this resource combines basic arithmetic with creativity. It’s the magical fusion of problem-solving and coloring that makes equations as fun as picking crayons out of the box…
Teach students to recognize and correctly use 100 common homophone pairs/sets through definitions, example sentences, and practice exercises.
Includes: ebook explaining homophones with instructions for use · list of 100 homophone pairs/sets each with a definition-style example sentence · practice exercises at the end
Count two sets of mixed coins/bills (Set A and Set B) and write the correct comparison symbol ( , =) between them; a digital Google Slides version is also referenced.
Includes: directions/cover page with link to a digital (Google Slides) version · 10 worksheet pages, each comparing a Set A and Set B of mixed money using , =
Fill in the missing final sound of a CVC word for each picture, then read simple repetitive sentences and draw a line matching each sentence to the correct picture.
Includes: 12-page worksheet packet: missing-final-sound fill-in paired with simple repetitive sentences and sentence-to-picture matching by…
Pick a target sight word, scan a grid of repeated words to find and check/color each matching instance.
Gives students practice converting between Roman and Arabic numerals in the 10-100 range, then applying that skill to decode letter-substitution jokes.
Includes: Roman/Arabic numeral reference chart · numeral conversion questions · word-problem style numeral questions
Combine sight word review with short creative writing practice for first graders
Includes: name/date line on each page
A short, ready-to-print formative check for the Common Core grade-2 reading-literature standard RL 2.2, used to assess whether students can identify a story's problem/conflict, its resolution, and compare the story to their own knowledge.
Includes: one worksheet page (Quarter 2) with the same open-response question set printed three times for cutting/economical photocopying, repeated across 2 total pages
Free download A social-emotional learning activity helping young students recognize emotions from facial expressions in photographs of real people.
Includes: 4 worksheet pages, one per emotion (Happy, Sadness, Anger, Worry), each with a set of real-people photo faces to choose from
Use prewriting graphic organizers (T-chart, list, web) to brainstorm, then answer 20 'Would You Rather' prompts (e.g., fish or turtle, pizza or sandwich, astronaut or pirate) by choosing an option and writing several lines explaining their opinion.
Includes: T-Chart graphic organizer (with worked example and blank version) · List graphic organizer (with worked example and blank version) · Web graphic organizer (with worked example and 2 blank versions)
Pick a target sight word, find and check it within a grid of repeated words, and color each occurrence of it, working through 7 words per page across multiple pages.
Includes: 8 worksheet pages, each covering 7 primer sight words (sets #01-07 through #22-28 seen, pattern continues) in a 'pick a word / check…
Read simple sentences and cut and paste the correct end punctuation mark (period, question mark, or exclamation mark) at the end of each sentence.
Includes: 3 pages of 'What's my Punctuation?' cut-and-paste worksheets, each with sentences and a punctuation-mark answer bank to cut and paste
Copy a grid-based image pattern from a reference grid onto a blank grid using the coordinate labels (numbers 1-5, letters A-E), design the letter shape by adding patterns, lines and shapes, then color the completed drawing.
Includes: one 'Mini Grid Drawings' worksheet per letter (observed A-D+, pattern continues per page count), each with two 5x5 grid-copy exercises…