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Watch a YouTube video of the song, fill in missing lyrics from memory/video, solve a dollar-value word puzzle by adding up letter values, write definitions and parts of speech for vocabulary terms from the song, and answer grammar questions about the lyrics.
This worksheet is a great way for students to practice finding the perimeter in different real life scenarios. It will help them to better understand the concept and be able to apply it in different situations.
This Measurement in Inches Worksheet is a great way for students to practice their measurement skills. By writing line segments in fractions, they will be able to measure to the nearest inch. This is a great resource for any teacher looking to help their students build their measurement skills.
Six-times-table facts get drilled through roughly two dozen worksheet formats bundled into one packet: timed fact-recall sheets, a fill-in crossword, a joke-cracking code puzzle, matching and cut-and-paste answer sorting, two pages of word problems plus a page for writing original ones, a numbers word-search called…
Ten pages ask students to rewrite sentences with correct capital letters. Six sentences per page provide practice with names, places, holidays, months, titles, organizations, and sentence beginnings. Discuss the reason for each capital after rewriting, distinguishing a proper name from an ordinary word.
A math measurement worksheet using an illustration of 7 labeled saguaro cacti (A-G) with given age, height, and weight, teaching ordering, comparison, and unit conversion, with separate leveled versions for Grade 2 and Grade 3.
Free download Give students practice matching multiplication equations to their correct numeric answers.
Compare fractions that share a denominator across twelve written pairs. Students choose the correct relationship, explain their reasoning, and apply the comparison in a pizza question. The answer page includes the symbols and example explanations, supporting discussion after students have developed their own responses.
Build multiplication fact fluency (factors 1-10 across multiples 1-12) through repeated-addition style number arrays, tables, and posters.
A worksheet for comparing two objects using comparative measurement vocabulary.
Solve multiplication and division fact problems embedded in a castle storyline, round numbers to the nearest ten/hundred, identify numbers from place-value clues, check and correct addition/subtraction answers, and complete story-based word problems.
A measurement math worksheet where students use a ruler to find the perimeter and area of illustrated grid-based shapes ('petit prairies'), with a 3rd-grade version adding equation-writing practice.
Name each instrument family in the provided boxes, state which family the piano belongs to, and list as many example instruments as possible for each family.
Solve multiplication fact problems themed around American symbols and Independence Day scenarios, measure American-symbol images to the nearest half inch using a cut-out ruler, and complete time/graphing/liquid-volume/word-problem worksheets.
A set of music/guitar-themed worksheets that use a guitar-neck diagram to practice multiplication/division and addition/subtraction fact families.
A social-emotional learning resource teaching students to differentiate problems by size/severity (1-5 scale) and who is appropriate to help fix each size of problem.
Free download Each practice page focuses on a single divisor and provides a short set of calculations. Model the relationship between a division fact and its multiplication check before independent work. The existing related reference is a times tables 1-12 poster .
Both versions use 22 multiplication problems and a storm-surge illustration to organize the answers. Students calculate first, then place products from least to greatest up the page. The product positions are an ordering activity; the answer values are not measurements of water depth. The second sheet includes larger factors for additional challenge.
Free download Four worksheets ask ESL students to look at pictures and write the correct name for each place in the city, covering 48 vocabulary words across four themed word banks. The first page groups everyday locations such as house, church, school, park, restaurant, and hospital; the second introduces civic and transit locations like fire station, police station, bank, bus stop, and train station; the third adds recreational and commercial sites such as zoo, stadium, playground, mall, and airport; and the fourth rounds out the set with specialty shops and services including barber shop, pet shop, gym, farm, and aquarium. Each page repeats the same "Look at the pictures and write the names of the places in the city" instruction with a Name/Date header, making the four sheets usable individually or as a complete unit.
A short reading comprehension worksheet using a nonfiction passage about Arctic, Antarctic, Tundra, and Taiga habitats, with a comprehension quiz and answer key.
This Arctic and Tundra Reading Comprehension Digital Worksheet is a great way for teachers to engage their students in online distance learning. The worksheet is simple to use and can be easily assigned to students through Google Classroom.
Practice counting the value of different coin combinations (pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters) and writing the total value.
Round numbers to the nearest ten by matching numbers in apples to the correct rounded basket, identifying the two tens a number falls between, coloring the apple with the correct rounded answer, and writing rounded answers next to candy-apple graphics.