Writing about a Topic or Book Worksheet
An opinion-writing worksheet where students state and support an opinion about a topic or book.
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An opinion-writing worksheet where students state and support an opinion about a topic or book.
This Writing Your Address Worksheet is a great way for students to practice writing their home address. They can also draw a picture of their house, which is a fun activity for them. This resource is perfect for teachers who want to help their students learn how to write their address.
Connect expanded place-value descriptions with standard four-digit numerals. Students combine named thousands, hundreds, tens, and ones in ten items, then break four numerals into their place-value parts. A completed reference supports checking. A simple four-column chart can help students keep track of each quantity as they translate the expression into a number.
A music worksheet pairing rhythmic note patterns with automotive-themed vocabulary for rhythm recognition practice.
Counting worksheet for identifying quantities 1 through 5, with an answer key.
Give students repeated practice recalling multiplication facts for the 4 times table.
This probability worksheet is a great way for students to practice determining the likelihood of an event occurring. It features eight different scenarios for students to consider. This is a great activity for small groups or math centers .
Letter F D'Nealian Script Handwriting Practice Worksheet This educational resource helps young learners to develop proper letter formation and handwriting skills. The printable worksheet focuses on practicing writing the uppercase and lowercase letter F in the D'Nealian style. Students trace dotted letters then write the letter F on…
This Fill in the Vowel CVC Worksheet is a great way for students to practice identifying and filling in the correct vowel for various CVC words. The provided pictures are a great visual aid that will help them with this task. This worksheet is perfect for any teacher looking for a fun and effective way to help their students learn.
This product is great for teachers who are looking to help their students build sight word fluency. The First Grade Sight Words T to W Worksheet is a great resource that can help teachers with this.
This Subtracting Eight Writing Equations Worksheet is a great way for students to practice solving subtraction problems by writing equations and using pictures. This is a great resource for teachers who want to help their students practice this skill.
The resources have been created with a differentiated approach in mind, so that if needed, for example, pupils can begin by practicing skip counting with 5 up to 100 then at a suitable pace go all the way up to the Challenge Worksheets that mixes questions with skipping 5, 10 & 100 with sequences that start at any number and go all the…
This worksheet is a great way for students to practice solving subtraction problems by writing equations and using pictures. This is a great resource for teachers who are looking for a way to help their students practice this skill.
The word bank supplies adjectives for illustrated sentences, including worried, shy, brave, sleepy and speedy. Students use the picture and the sentence together to select a word. Ask them to identify the clue that supports a choice, then distinguish a feeling from a description of how someone acts.
Six initial L-blends are practiced through listening, tracing, picture sorting, spelling, and word building. Short readings, comprehension questions, dictation, and a spinner-and-hunt game offer further ways to apply the blends. Choose activities for the learner’s current stage, moving from recognizing a blend to using it in words and connected reading.
A multiplication/division fact-families worksheet packet for elementary students, using visual fact-family triangles/houses to practice the relationship between multiplication and division.
This product is the perfect way for students to learn their beginning sounds! The Beginning Sounds M N P Pictures Worksheet is a great way for students to learn the beginning sounds of M, N, and P.
Say each picture word together before students circle a blend. Compare the second sound in fl and fr, then have students print their choice on the line.
Fill-in-the-blank worksheet for practicing the homophones their, there, and they're, with an answer key.
The picture starts the story, but students decide who the characters are and what is happening. Name the characters before drafting and add details that help a reader imagine the scene. The second page gives room to continue the response.
Practice using multiple-meaning words correctly by writing two sentences per word that each show a different meaning.
A map-reading comprehension worksheet built around the Minneapolis skyway system map, with 7 comprehension questions and an answer key.
Adding Three Counting On Worksheet: This resource is great for students who are struggling with adding three to the first addend. This resource will help them understand the concept and provide them with the practice they need to be successful.
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.