Classroom resources
Browse by lesson focus
Choose the topic or kind of practice you need.
Showing 745–768 of 3094 resources
Show filters
This multiplication worksheet is intended for helping students solve word problems with a queens guards theme. With drawings and equations, your students will be able to work through the problem and get the answer they need.
The bubble layout turns short-vowel identification into a selective coloring task. Students read each printed word and color it if it contains a short vowel sound. Listen to a few words together first, then have students explain the vowel sound in one colored example.
The sentence context helps students decide which beginning blend fits each incomplete word. They can read the remaining letters with each option, then check whether the resulting word makes sense. One sentence contains two incomplete words, so students need to attend to every blank rather than assume there is only one per item.
Develop a focused topic sentence by moving from a broad subject to a narrower idea. A definition and worked model introduce the process before students use the three-step planning spaces. A reptiles-as-pets selection task offers another way to discuss what makes a topic sentence clear and specific.
An open-ended writing/drawing worksheet for students to share information about an animal of their choice.
A worksheet for practicing double-digit addition without regrouping, in a vertical (stacked) problem format.
This Writing Your Name Worksheet is a great way for students to practice writing their name and drawing a picture of themselves. This is a valuable skill for students to have as they begin their schooling journey.
This Place Value Thousands, Hundreds, Tens, Ones Worksheet is a great way for students to build number sense skills. They will practice writing each number in standard form based on a digit's value.
Practice identifying the beginning sounds k and c using picture-based items.
Guide a frog through a maze to reach school. Students trace a route around blocked passages, practicing careful visual tracking and pencil control as they work. Encourage them to look ahead at a junction before drawing so they can plan a possible path.
This Subtracting Five Writing Equations Worksheet is a great way for students to practice solving subtraction by five problems. By writing equations and using pictures, students will be able to better understand the concept. This worksheet is a great resource for teachers who are looking for a way to help their students practice solving…
This Rectangles Area Worksheet is a great way for students to find the area of rectangles on a grid. They can count squares or use a formula, which makes it a great resource for teachers.
Research worksheet on the Arctic region's climate and animals.
A worksheet using a short narrative passage to help students identify words that express or evoke feelings.
Free download Provide subtraction fact practice worksheets covering subtraction tables for numbers 1 through 10.
Circle or state what is wrong with each of 3 sentences per page, rewrite each sentence correctly, then pick a favorite sentence to rewrite and illustrate.
Identify and write numbers in standard, expanded, and word form using candy-corn graphics; given an expanded form and number words, write the standard number in the top section of a candy corn (and similar identification tasks for expanded form).
Math practice worksheet for two-digit subtraction with regrouping.
This resource is great for teachers who want to help their students practice skip-counting. TheSkip Counting 2s Carousel Worksheet can be used with any number to complete the pattern, making it a versatile tool for teachers.
A worksheet for practicing choosing the correct operation to solve addition word problems (finding a total).
A worksheet giving real-life word problems for students to practice calculating perimeter.
Build fluency with four-digit subtraction that does not require regrouping. Twenty vertically arranged problems keep the ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands aligned. Students can focus on subtracting within each place, then review the completed differences for column or recording errors.
Model saying or tapping one complete repeat before drawing the next part. Ask students to explain the rule they used when checking a finished pattern.
This worksheet is a great way for students to practice identifying beginning sounds for the letters J, K, and L. The pictures on the worksheet provide clues to help students sound out the words and determine the correct letter. This is a great resource for teachers to use in the classroom or for parents to use at home.