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This worksheet is a great way for students to practice subtracting ten from a given number. By writing equations and using pictures, they will be able to understand the concept better. This will be a valuable resource for teachers who want to help their students understand this concept.
This resource is great for teachers who are looking for a fun and engaging way for their students to practice skip counting by 3s. The Skip Counting 3s Carousel Worksheet can be used with any number, so it's a great resource for teachers to have on hand.
A one-page phonics worksheet for practicing the beginning consonants F, G, and H by building new words.
All About Me - Back To School Worksheets (Superhero Themed) The product is designed for students to share information about themselves at the start of a new school year. With a superhero theme that is guaranteed to thrill, these instructional resources are perfect for primary level learners in grades 2, 3, and 4. They work excellently…
A sight word practice worksheet for writing Dolch primer-level sight words beginning with letters U through W.
This product is perfect for teachers who want to help their students build their print handwriting skills. The Letter A Tracing Worksheet can be used to trace, color, or form the letter A. This is a great resource for any teacher who wants to help their students improve their handwriting.
Free download A set of 11 addition worksheets (addition tables 0 through 10) for basic addition-fact practice, without answer aids.
Free download Addition-practice worksheets using number pyramids, where students add pairs of numbers to reach the total shown above them, with totals up to 20.
Phonics/vocabulary worksheet using sentence completion to practice words ending in t, w, x, and y sounds.
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.
A dictionary-skills worksheet giving students practice alphabetizing words that share their first four letters.
Students read a fraction name and color the corresponding portion of a circle. The six models give you a short practice task for connecting halves, thirds and fourths with equal parts of a whole. Discuss the size of each part after coloring, using the circles to compare the different partitions.
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.
Sight-word reading comprehension practice using a short first-person story followed by comprehension questions.
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.
A worksheet helping students connect basic geometric shapes to real-world objects.
A worksheet combining drawing and sentence-writing to demonstrate understanding of hot vs. cold temperature concepts.
Set of grammar/editing worksheets giving students sentences to correct across several proofreading skills.
Letter B D'Nealian Script Handwriting Practice Worksheet helps young learners build essential penmanship skills. This useful resource provides opportunities for children to trace and write uppercase and lowercase B. With engaging graphics and clear models of letter formation, students are guided to correctly shape this letter according…
Ending Sounds T W X Y Z Worksheet: This worksheet is perfect for students who are learning to read and spell words with the ending consonants T, W, X, Y, and Z. By adding these letters to different word stems, students can practice their phonics skills and learn to spell new words. This is a great resource for teachers who are looking…
Look beyond the first two letters when putting words in alphabetical order. Five lists share their opening letters, so students compare the third letter and continue farther when needed. They rewrite each group in order, then use the completed reference to check. Model identifying the first differing letter before students begin a list.
Practice identifying rhyming word pairs through a find-and-color activity.
Help students share personal favorites and reflect on the first day of school through a fill-in worksheet and a newspaper-style writing activity.
A worksheet for practicing solving subtraction word problems.