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Study an R-blend anchor chart and word lists; trace and write R-blend words; cut and match pictures to words; cut and match word halves; read a short poem and a writing prompt using R-blend words; use picture/word flash cards.
Make teaching time-telling simple, fun, and stress-free with these Telling Time Practice Worksheets ! Designed for elementary students, this resource offers a variety of engaging activities to help kids confidently read and write time on both analog and digital clocks. With clear visuals and plenty of step-by-step practice…
Complete jigsaw-style puzzles at one of 3 difficulty levels (whole word shown to read; whole word shown to read and trace; no word shown, write the word in) and complete word-building worksheets that trace and write CVC words.
Read an illustrated story about a dinosaur character (Dino) who 'ROARS' when he has big feelings, then complete matching/cut-and-paste worksheets identifying emotions from facial expressions and scenarios, and write short empathy reflections about a time they felt a given emotion.
Study the anchor chart explaining the i-e split digraph rule (including the l-exception, e.g. 'smile'/'style', and words with either short or long i, e.g. 'live'); use picture-and-word cards for i-e words (e.g. dime, pine, mine, kite, bite, like, slice, slide, smile, spike, crime, swine, drive); complete an ABC-order worksheet putting…
A systematic, one-factor-at-a-time program to help students memorize multiplication facts (0-12) through weekly homework practice and Friday fluency tests.
In small groups, students split a box of 24 crayons into equal groups (2, 3, 4, 6, 8, or 12 groups), record the matching multiplication and division equations, share results with the class, and then complete an independent practice sheet of related multiplication/division fact families for 24.
Students complete drill, practice, and review exercises within each of the seven topic sections (sentence types and joining sentences with and/but/or, capitalization rules, punctuation including quotation marks and addresses, abbreviations, nouns/verbs/pronouns/adjectives, vocabulary skills like…
Use a lesson tutorial/notes to learn the Round & Adjust addition strategy, complete a homework practice sheet with a worked example, and complete an assessment scored with a rubric.
Provide a comprehensive literature kit (chapter questions, worksheets, graphic organizers, writing tasks, bonus activities) for teaching Beverly Cleary's The Mouse and the Motorcycle.
Students find picture flashcards around the room and label them, match job pictures to words on a worksheet, play a miming/guessing game ("What's my job?"), build simple subject-verb-object sentences from job cards (e.g. "A doctor helps sick people"), sort jobs into inside/outside and fun/boring categories, and rank…
Study an anchor chart and word lists of S-blend words, trace and write S-blend words, cut and paste pictures matched to words, cut and match word halves, read a poem containing S-blend words, write a short winter story using S-blend words from a word bank, and use picture/word flashcards for each S-blend sound.
Students complete drill, practice, and review exercises within each of the seven topic sections (sentence types including run-ons and compound sentences with a wider set of conjunctions, capitalization rules, punctuation including letter formats, abbreviations, nouns/verbs including irregular past tense and helping…
Read explanatory text and respond to embedded reflection prompts (e.g., 'What new things did you learn...', 'Can you think of other examples of SMART goals?') using blank lines provided for written answers.
Students answer 20 multiple-choice questions per worksheet: choosing which of three sentences matches a named sentence type (e.g. 'choose the declarative sentence'), selecting correct end punctuation for a given sentence, filling in a missing question word, and identifying the sentence type of a given sentence.
A set of relatable, empathy-focused problem scenarios (STEM + Empathy = 'Stempathy') where students design a physical solution (e.g. using LEGO/generic building bricks) to help a character facing a real-world accessibility, fairness, or social-emotional challenge, paired with a discussion/reflection worksheet.
A single-page SEL worksheet that gives students a structured way to write down worries as a coping/mindfulness activity.
A social-emotional-learning curriculum for grades 3-6 using role-play scenarios and empathy-mapping worksheets to build empathy and social skills.
A large first-week-of-school activity bundle covering all-about-me, ELA, and math worksheets for grades 1-5.
Students first read a review sheet defining complete sentences, fragments, and the four sentence types with examples, then complete 5 worksheets of 13-20 multiple-choice questions each (writing the correct letter A/B/C in a box) that ask them to identify sentence types, choose correct punctuation/words, and classify…
Apply number and operation skills to everyday word problems, with task sheets and review practice.
Play a color-identification game with items and swatches, draw and color pictures of a given color, write color words on worksheets, ask/answer 'What color is the ___?' about classroom objects and pictures, and color a rainbow to introduce additional colors.
Read each sentence, choose the missing sight word from the word bank shown above it, write the word in the blank, and color the star at the top of the page.
A progressive worksheet set teaching students to compare fractions with different numerators and denominators, moving from visual models (rectangle bars and number lines) to a numerical common-denominator method, building on Common Core 3.NF.A.3.D review.