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This Lowercase Letters Writing Worksheet is a great resource for students to practice writing lower case letters. This worksheet is intended for students who are trying to improve their handwriting skills.
Students count objects/pictures shown and write or select the matching number (1-20, with some circling-the-correct-count items); separately, students can open an unzipped interactive HTML activity (index.html) in a browser to complete the same counting practice on-screen.
Look at the color key mapping specific letters to colors (e.g., A-orange, B-yellow, C-red, D-green) and use dot markers to dot each acorn on the page according to its letter/color key.
Write missing uppercase letters into an alphabet grid, write missing numbers into a 1-20 number grid, trace lowercase letters and matching words to practice letter sounds, trace numbers 1-20 while counting dots, and trace/draw basic shapes.
Use a Q-tip, finger, or other medium to dot-paint/decorate each weather-themed outline image (rain boot, partly sunny, sun, rain, cloud, lightning bolt, rain drop, snow, thunderstorm); the file also suggests writing letters/numbers/shapes in the circles for students to selectively fill in.
Free download A social-emotional learning activity helping young students recognize emotions from facial expressions in photographs of real people.
This Farm Sentence Writing Worksheet is a great way for students to practice writing complete sentences using key vocabulary. The pictures of farm animals are also a great way to introduce new vocabulary words.
Read an informational passage on the topic, answer leveled reading-comprehension/critical-thinking questions (Bloom's Taxonomy), and complete a crossword, word search, and comprehension quiz; teacher checks answers against an included answer key.
Provides Grade 2 geometry/measurement/data practice pages (Unit 4 of a 'Premium Education Math: Grade 2' workbook series) covering plane and solid figures, angle/segment counting, congruence, symmetry, perimeter, pattern extension, and graph reading.
Print, color, and decorate a spinner template; glue it to cardboard and cut a slit to insert a penny; spin it and time (in seconds) how long it stays spinning across 8 trials; record the data; graph the results (bar graph and a color-coded pie/circle graph); and calculate the mean, median, and mode of the spin times.
A brief SEL worksheet on the importance of friendship, prompting students to identify qualities of a good friend.
Fill in missing letters in a sequence shown on pumpkin graphics, using given letters as a guide; sequencing gets progressively harder across worksheets (more letters removed each time).
Students read an informational biography of Kobe Bryant, complete a KWL chart, fill in a facts page, and complete a word search; supplementary video and (affiliate) book links are provided for extension.
This Writing Your Name Worksheet is a great way for students to practice writing their name and drawing a picture of themselves. This is a valuable skill for students to have as they begin their schooling journey.
This is a Counting Chocolate Chips Game Mat + Worksheets. This is a fun way for your little learners to practice counting numbers 0-25. The game mats have 3 numbers per page. These cards can be printed and cut to become a matching game. Printable worksheets are included for additional interactive practice.
Complete a maze, find items in an I-spy scene, spot differences in a picture, draw/write about favorite school things, color pictures, and assemble a school-themed sticker scene or mobile craft.
Complete a fixed sequence of seven short daily activities on each page: (1) Write About It journal prompt, (2) 'Every Day Counts' place-value/number-sense task on a given number (e.g., round, double, find 10/100 more or less, expanded form, make with coins/money, odd/even), (3) a themed spelling-practice task (e.g.…
Write a name; for each of several Arctic animals, write a sentence using the correct present-tense form of a regular verb about that animal, then follow numbered directed-drawing steps to illustrate the sentence.
Social-emotional learning (SEL) book-companion lesson teaching the difference between 'bossing' and 'suggesting', built around the picture book 'Cake & I Scream' by Michael Genhart.
This Police Officers Writing Worksheet is a great way for students to learn about police stations. They can draw a picture and write about what they learn. This is a great resource for teachers who want to help their students learn about the police.
Read an informational passage on the topic, answer leveled reading-comprehension/critical-thinking questions (Bloom's Taxonomy), and complete a crossword, word search, and comprehension quiz; teacher checks answers against an included answer key.
Practice double-digit addition through repeated calculation problems.
Free download A 26-page alphabet tracing minibook with an animals theme, for practicing letter formation through repeated-stroke tracing exercises.
Roll dice and draw matching facial expressions on a snowman while naming the emotion (game); match snowman facial expressions to emotion words; cut and paste emotion-word cards to matching snowman images; match everyday scenarios to the snowman face showing the correct emotion; complete a month-long journaling activity.