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Free download Students can practice using the correct spelling of homophone words with this worksheet packet. This packet focuses on the homophones: meet and meat What are homophones? Homophones are a pair of words that sound the same but are spelled differently. Words that are homophones can often be tricky for students to spell correctly since the…
The packet introduces wood and would with illustrated reference pages, then asks students to choose between them in sentences and a story. A color-by-code activity reinforces the same distinction. Model how the material noun wood differs from the verb form would, then have students explain the context that supports each answer.
Use the reference poster to compare buying something, being beside or passing a place, and saying goodbye. Students apply those meanings in individual sentences, a story cloze and a color-by-code task. Answer keys support review of the three worksheets, while asking students to explain each choice helps reveal whether they understand the word rather than simply recognize its spelling.
Help students use meaning to choose among there, their, and they’re. The packet combines a reference poster with sentence completion, a story cloze, and a color-by-code worksheet, allowing practice to move between isolated sentences and connected text. Keys are supplied for the three worksheets, and the reference page can support a discussion of how each form is used.
Students can practice using the correct spelling of homophone words with this worksheet packet. This packet focuses on the homophones: made and maid What are homophones? Homophones are a pair of words that sound the same but are spelled differently. Words that are homophones can often be tricky for students to spell correctly since the…
A large no-prep worksheet packet with one dedicated practice page per number, building two-digit number sense through multiple representations (circling, tracing, base-ten blocks, tally marks, number words).
A simple sight-word/decodable emergent-reader booklet (early learning/ESL) built on a small set of high-frequency words, followed by three practice worksheets.
Build addition fact fluency within 10 by evaluating whether addition equations are true or false.
A themed 'I Spy' counting worksheet set where students count and record the number of pictured items per page.
A set of no-prep 'seek and find' style worksheets (word search, picture maze, word search puzzle) for practicing recognition of AG-family CVC words, usable for centers, sub plans, or homework.
A simple sight-word/decodable emergent-reader booklet (early learning/ESL) built on a small set of high-frequency words, followed by three practice worksheets.
A simple sight-word/decodable emergent-reader booklet (early learning/ESL) built on a small set of high-frequency words, followed by three practice worksheets.
A comprehensive, multi-format skip-counting resource (guide, teaching pages, worksheets, and interactive assessments) covering skip counting by 2s through 10s with randomizable ranges and starting points.
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Build letter formation, spelling, and visual discrimination skills for each Dolch primer sight word through a four-part trace/write/color/find routine.
Give students repeated practice with basic multiplication facts (x1 through x10, doubles, and mixed multiplication) at two differentiated skill levels.
Alphabet handwriting practice worksheets that pair letter tracing with back-to-school themed vocabulary.
A simple sight-word/decodable emergent-reader booklet (early learning/ESL) built on a small set of high-frequency words, followed by three practice worksheets.
Students connect multiplication and division by writing four related facts from each number triple. A modeled family introduces the given-number tasks before an open page asks learners to select their own three related numbers. Use the student-created families for partner checking, asking students to explain how multiplication verifies the corresponding division facts.
Three word problems ask students to compare two quantities drawn from everyday situations — math problems completed out of a set, portions of a sandwich and an apple, and sneakers within a ten-pair shoe collection — then draw a picture and record the comparison as an inequality. Each problem provides dedicated space for the drawing and for writing the greater-than or less-than symbol, giving students a visual model to lean on before they commit to the symbolic answer. A second page provides the worked inequality for all three scenarios so the comparisons can be checked. Because there are only three problems, the sheet suits a short guided-practice segment, an independent check, or a quick warm-up once fraction comparison has been introduced.
A worksheet set teaching a mental-math strategy for subtracting by 'bridging' through the nearest 10 and/or 100, for subtraction problems up to 1000.
A set of self-checking, randomizable worksheets teaching 3rd-grade students the commutative property of multiplication, first using visual arrays and then numerical practice.
Pattern-recognition worksheets asking students to determine what comes next in a sequence, in an end-of-year/summer theme.
Worksheet for practicing counting objects (dots) and writing the corresponding numeral, up to 20.