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Page 1: look at a picture pattern, cut and paste the correct next picture. Page 2: read a letter pattern (e.g. AB, ABB, ABC) and color pictures to match using a color key (A=blue, B=green, C=red).
Look at each pictured word (e.g., bed, mug, baby, moon, hat, pie, rain, bat, rake, fox), draw a circle around short-vowel words and a square around long-vowel words, then color the pictures.
Read each word, decide if it makes sense as-is or needs a silent e added, add the silent e if needed, read the corrected word again, then draw a picture of the word.
Use the grid pattern on the left side of each page as a reference to copy/reproduce the image onto the matching blank grid on the right side, square by square.
Use the grid pattern on the left side of each page as a reference to copy/reproduce the image onto the matching blank grid on the right side, square by square.
Cut and glue the matching parts of a book (author, title, illustrator) into the correct boxes.
Cut out a scarecrow-shaped ruler at the bottom of the page, then use it to measure the height of four pictures and record each measurement in 'scarecrows' units.
Use the grid pattern on the left side of each page as a reference to copy/reproduce the image onto the matching blank grid on the right side, square by square.
Use the grid pattern on the left side of each page as a reference to copy/reproduce the image onto the matching blank grid on the right side, square by square.
Count fall-themed pictures, color in a bar graph (numbered 1-10) to represent the counts, then color the category with the most and the category with the least.
Fill spring pictures with dot markers, including flowers, butterflies, birds and rain boots.
Summer Dot Marker Activity Pages | Printable Fine Motor Fun for Toddlers, Preschool, and Kindergarten 🎨 Make summer learning bright, fun, and hands-on with this adorable Summer Dot Marker Activity Pack ! Designed especially for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners , this set of printable worksheets encourages creativity while…
Look at each picture, sound out the word (cup, sled, mitten, snow, hat, shovel), write how many syllables it has, then color the picture.
Solve each addition problem, then color the corresponding region using the color-code key based on the sum, to reveal a mystery picture.
Skip count by 10s from 10 to 100 and cut and glue the matching number under each of ten toadstool/mushroom pictures.
Color each numbered region of a picture according to a provided color-number code (e.g., 1=Pink, 2=Yellow, 3=Orange...), producing a completed beach/summer scene; each of the pages included uses a different code and picture.
Dot-to-dot connect-the-numbers worksheets with a coloring component, spring themed
Read a short passage about Kate making and drinking hot cocoa, then answer three comprehension questions (Who made the cup of hot cocoa? What color was the cup? Where did Kate sit?).
Practice addition facts using color-by-number 'mystery picture' worksheets that reveal a hidden flower image.
Look at each picture, sound out the word, and choose the correct capital or lowercase letter to complete the word (e.g., words involving letters A, B, S/C, C/B).
Students match each numbered region of a picture (Harvest Basket, Hedgehog Hugs, Fox in a Mug) to its assigned color per a provided legend (e.g. '1 - BROWN, 2 - DARK BROWN, 3 - LIGHT BROWN...') and color it in; blank 'Color Me' versions of the same three pictures are also included for open-ended coloring.
Cut out a snowman ruler at the bottom of the page, then use it to measure the height of pictures and write the answer in a box.
Cut out spring-themed word cards (e.g., bird, flowers, rain cloud, bird egg, watering can, bee, earth worm, rainbow, leaf, rainy day, to water the plants, bird nest, bird house, sun, rubber boots, umbrella, puddle, caterpillar, ladybird, to plant, snail, flower pot, butterfly, frog) and glue each one into its correctly matching picture…
Read four fall-themed sentences with errors (e.g., 'the fire iswarm', 'is the fox is fast.', 'the CORN is sweet', 'i havean apple.'), identify what's wrong, and write out the corrected sentence, then color the pictures.