Find the Area Inside Worksheet
Practice finding area by counting unit squares within shapes.
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Practice finding area by counting unit squares within shapes.
Phonics/vocabulary worksheet using sentence completion to practice words ending in p, r, and s sounds.
Solve multiplication and division equations, correct wrong answers, fill in word-problem blanks and write equations from scenarios, identify multiplication properties, complete input/output tables, and find table rules, using space-themed illustrations (aliens, satellites, planets) as coloring/matching cues.
A worksheet giving practice correctly placing quotation marks around spoken dialogue in sentences.
Give your grade 2 learners something to roar about with this set of 12 math worksheets. Designed to include a variety of math concepts presented in second grade curriculum , each worksheet meets current mathematics standards. Learners will enjoy the friendly dinosaur characters as they work to solve problems in addition…
This resource is great for teachers who are looking for a fun and engaging way for their students to practice skip counting by 3s. The Skip Counting 3s Carousel Worksheet can be used with any number, so it's a great resource for teachers to have on hand.
All About Me - Back To School Worksheets (Superhero Themed) The product is designed for students to share information about themselves at the start of a new school year. With a superhero theme that is guaranteed to thrill, these instructional resources are intended for primary level learners in grades 2, 3, and 4. They work excellently…
A set of 11 addition worksheets (addition tables 0 through 10) for basic addition-fact practice, without answer aids.
Phonics/vocabulary worksheet using sentence completion to practice words ending in t, w, x, and y sounds.
Addition-practice worksheets using number pyramids, where students add pairs of numbers to reach the total shown above them, with totals up to 20.
This worksheet is a great way for students to practice finding the perimeter of different shapes. The grid format makes it easy for students to see how the perimeter is calculated. This is a great resource for teachers who want to provide extra practice for their students.
A dictionary-skills worksheet giving students practice alphabetizing words that share their first four letters.
Students read a fraction name and color the corresponding portion of a circle. The six models give you a short practice task for connecting halves, thirds and fourths with equal parts of a whole. Discuss the size of each part after coloring, using the circles to compare the different partitions.
Simplify fractions by identifying a greatest common factor. A worked example connects the shared factor with an equivalent fraction in lowest terms before students try the remaining problems independently. Ask students to check that both numerator and denominator were divided by the same amount.
A homophone practice worksheet where students fill in the blank with the correct word from a given pair/trio, paired with an answer key and a cut-and-paste 'Homophone Pair' picture-matching activity.
A poolside-themed worksheet set for practicing measuring to the nearest half-inch and quarter-inch using a ruler.
A worksheet helping students connect basic geometric shapes to real-world objects.
A worksheet combining drawing and sentence-writing to demonstrate understanding of hot vs. cold temperature concepts.
Correct sentences directly on the page: fix capitalization, add missing punctuation, correct spelling, fix subject-verb agreement, complete sentence fragments, choose the correct homophone, and rewrite vague sentences for clarity.
Count the objects in each set and circle the correct number from three answer choices, for six sets per page across five pages.
Ending Sounds T W X Y Z Worksheet: This worksheet is intended for students who are learning to read and spell words with the ending consonants T, W, X, Y, and Z. By adding these letters to different word stems, students can practice their phonics skills and learn to spell new words. This is a great resource for teachers who are…
Look beyond the first two letters when putting words in alphabetical order. Five lists share their opening letters, so students compare the third letter and continue farther when needed. They rewrite each group in order, then use the completed reference to check. Model identifying the first differing letter before students begin a list.
Practice identifying rhyming word pairs through a find-and-color activity.
Fill in a 'My favourites' worksheet and complete a 'newspaper front page' writing template about the first day at school (title, image, article, journalist byline).