Aesop's Fables "The Ant and the Grasshopper"
Read the fable, participate in a reader's theatre performance using the included script, complete a craft and coloring page, and complete related worksheets/writing prompts.
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Read the fable, participate in a reader's theatre performance using the included script, complete a craft and coloring page, and complete related worksheets/writing prompts.
Read each themed word problem (pets, school, food, sports, nature, party, space, transportation, shopping, farm, pirates, school supplies) and solve using multiplication or division as directed.
Multiplication Facts Writing | Strip Lines Set 9B This educational resource focuses on building fluency with multiplication facts. The product includes printable strip lines worksheets for practicing multiplication combinations up to 9 x 9. Students will reinforce their understanding of repeated addition and early…
Skip Counting by 6 Worksheets The Skip Counting by 6 Worksheets is a captivating teaching resource made to support young learners develop their math skills. Suitable for students in Preschool, Kindergarten, Grade 1 and Grade 2, this tool also caters to early learning. This resource is packed with special worksheets that help kids learn…
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.
For each sight word, students trace the printed word, write it independently, color instances of the word, and circle/find the correct word among distractor words in a small word-search grid; one page per sight word.
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.
Write a sentence (or sentences) about the picnic picture, using a supplied helper word bank (Zoggy, kids, and, are, at, a, picnic, sit, rug) and space provided for their own words.
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.
For each sight word, students read it aloud ('say it'), trace the printed word, then write the word independently in a blank column, repeated for 45 sight words across 6 groups.
Study anchor-chart references for measurement tools and units, then complete worksheets, including calculating area and perimeter of shapes given side lengths in centimeters.
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.
Read the word, trace it, circle it among distractors in a grid, read a sentence and circle the target word, fill in the missing word in a sentence, cut and paste the word, and spell it out with individual letters.
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.
Students unscramble the jumbled letters of six sight words per page (using a word bank as a guide) and write the correct spelling in the blank space.
Trace the printed lines on each worksheet page with a pencil or crayon.
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.