11 SUBTRACTION WORKSHEETS for TRACING | SPECIAL EDUCATION
Gives students, including those in special education settings, practice with subtraction facts 0 to 10 in a tracing format where the answer digit is printed for students to trace.
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Gives students, including those in special education settings, practice with subtraction facts 0 to 10 in a tracing format where the answer digit is printed for students to trace.
Trace, Write, Color, and Find It worksheets for Grade 2 sight words, set 5, combining handwriting and word-search-style recognition practice.
A set of 20 themed, timed single-digit subtraction practice worksheets across 3 skill levels, within the number range 0-10, for building subtraction fact fluency.
Simple story/sentence-writing worksheet using a picture prompt (Zoggy and kids having a picnic) to build early narrative writing skills.
Math worksheet set teaching elapsed-time word problems.
A set of 'color by sight word' practice worksheets for Fry's 4th 100 sight words, where students color spaces based on matching the correct word.
Read/Trace/Write worksheets for Grade 2 high-frequency (Fry) sight words, set 4, to build sight word recognition and handwriting.
A packet of anchor charts and worksheets covering multiple units of measurement (length, temperature, time, weight) and related skills such as area and perimeter.
Worksheet pack giving students repeated practice solving two-digit addition problems, including regrouping/carrying.
Practice converting between analog clock hands, digital time, and time written in words.
A one-page cut-sort-and-glue worksheet that has students sort short scenario phrases or pictures into two contrasting categories (upstander vs. bystander (bullying response)) as social-emotional-learning (SEL) practice.
Gives young students fine-motor line-tracing practice to build pre-writing skills.
Multi-skill sight word practice (reading, tracing, writing, sentence context, cut-and-paste, letter spelling) for 10 Fry sight words (#91-100, different set/format than SET 5).
Practice putting sets of themed vocabulary words into alphabetical order.
Homophone pairs including witch/which, bear/bare, wear/where, meet/meat, deer/dear, and two/to/too are practiced across two fill-in-the-blank pages where students select the correct word from the shared word bank printed on the first page to complete sentences like "The ___ flew through the air on her broomstick" and "A grizzly ___ chased a ___ but thankfully it got away." A third "Challenge Activity" page lists four additional pairs — buy/by, break/brake, flour/flower, and hi/high — and asks students to choose one pair and write their own original sentences using each word correctly. The worksheet is written in British English, using the spelling "favourite" throughout, which is worth noting for classrooms using American spelling conventions. With no included answer key, the activity is designed for independent practice or teacher-led review of commonly confused sound-alike words.
Fraction practice worksheets covering identifying/shading a fraction of a shape and finding equivalent fractions.
A printable/digital worksheet set for practicing Fry's first 100 sight words by unscrambling jumbled letters to spell the correct word.
Fine motor / pre-writing practice: tracing printed lines on repeated worksheet pages.
A worksheet set teaching Roman numeral recognition and conversion between Arabic and Roman numerals, plus joke-decoding puzzles using a numeral-to-letter cipher.
A social-emotional learning unit teaching 'whole body listening' (eyes, ears, mouth, hands, feet, brain, heart all engaged), combined with listening games, a mindfulness listening walk, worksheets, and an emergent reader.
A 5-day homeschool/co-op unit study built around the novel Midnight on the Moon (Magic Tree House #8), pairing daily reading with videos, worksheets, and hands-on activities about the moon and space exploration.
An introduction connects emotions with sensations and reactions in the body. Children consider body-feeling choices on emotion-specific pages and color those that match their experience or the discussion. Use the prompts to invite descriptions, allowing for differences in how children notice and express feelings.
Make the first week of school fun and engaging with these Back to School Dot-to-Dot Worksheets! These printable activity pages are perfect for young learners to practice number recognition, fine motor skills, and focus, while having fun connecting the dots to reveal back-to-school themed shapes. After connecting the numbers, students…
An early-writing/emergent-literacy practice worksheet series teaching sentence construction (reading, tracing, cut-and-paste word ordering, and independent handwriting) around a short 'Zoggy At A Picnic' story.