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This Labeling Ordinal Numbers Worksheet is a great way for students to build number sense. They will label ordinal numbers to describe pictures arranged in a line. This is a great activity for students who are struggling with number sense.
A short reading comprehension worksheet using a nonfiction passage about Arctic, Antarctic, Tundra, and Taiga habitats, with a comprehension quiz and answer key.
Students complete one page per day in a no-prep opener workbook (mental health check-in plus daily prompt) while teacher displays corresponding slides; students also complete a weekly SEL lesson on teamwork.
Cut and glue pictures that begin with J into a jar; sort capital and lowercase J letters into 'I am letter J' / 'I am not letter j' categories.
Read two chapters per day (independently or aloud), watch a suggested video on ancient Chinese history/culture (e.g. Chinese fashion, the Great Wall, the Silk Road, the first emperor, the Lantern Festival), complete pre-reading prediction and KWL worksheets, take a chapter quiz for each pair of chapters, review…
This is a Make Numbers to 20 Worksheet . This is a 2 page printable for each student to complete. There are 5 columns on each of the pages. The columns consist of making 11 through making 20. There are 10 problems for students to complete in each column. Each problem follows the same sentence frame with a student having to…
Study two anchor charts (seasons; water cycle terms), color and label season pictures with the correct season word, match season pictures to words, read/color a thermometer to a given temperature and draw a matching seasonal scene, cut-and-glue weather-vocabulary pictures under the correct term, fill in vocabulary-term…
Draw a self-portrait and label personal favorites ('All About Me' worksheet); share three statements, two true one false, and guess the lie ('Two Truths and a Lie'); decorate a personal shield with strengths and favorites; sort food pictures into 'Go Foods' and 'Slow Foods'; assemble and roll an exercise cube and…
Glue pictures that begin with the letter L onto a llama image; sort capital and lowercase letter L's into 'I am letter L' and 'I am not letter l' categories; cut and sort letters from a mixed-letter strip (l, t, L, l, L, v, H) into those categories.
Read the informational passages about each Revolutionary War figure/group, then complete several graphic organizers (beliefs/ideas and effects for each person; compare-and-contrast of two chosen leaders; fact-collection organizers for Benjamin Franklin and a student-chosen figure), answer multiple-choice comprehension…
With these sight word worksheets, students will practice sight word recognition. Students will use these worksheets to find, spell, write, and read the target sight word. These worksheets are for the sight word: all. This sight word packet contains the following worksheets: With the Build a Sight Word Sentence…
Introduces the area of rectangles using unit squares, with definition posters and task cards for hands-on practice.
Students read assigned chapters each day, watch a related video (e.g. phases of the moon, history of Neil Armstrong), complete chapter quizzes and vocabulary work, fill out pre-reading and KWL worksheets, and do a daily drawing activity (e.g. draw the moon, an astronaut, a rocket ship, the solar system, Earth and the…
Calculate the area or perimeter for five given shapes (squares/rectangles with labeled dimensions), show work on a separate sheet of paper, then use a color key matched to their answers to color the numbered grid squares and reveal the picture.
Watch linked videos, do independent or read-aloud readings, complete worksheets (KWL chart, video notes, life cycle diagram, investigation organizers, comparison charts, historical timeline), draw and color polar bear pages, and create a poster/lapbook/interactive notebook project.
A 'Level 4' printable workbook of fun activities and fill-in-the-blank pages that helps children develop self-confidence, courage, kindness, conflict resolution, and healthy relationship skills.
This resource is great for teachers who are looking to help their students build sight word fluency. The Pre-Primer Sight Words J to O Worksheet is a great way for students to learn and practice their sight words.
Read a comprehension passage on WWI outcomes, answer comprehension questions at multiple Bloom's Taxonomy levels, complete a crossword and word search, take a comprehension quiz, and research a WWI soldier for an extension activity.
Teach and give practice finding the area of rectangles by counting unit squares and multiplying length by width.
Complete a daily mental-health check-in (color/name how they feel), work through a teacher-slide-displayed daily opener in a student workbook (Post-Its brainstorm, respond to a social scenario about a new student, draw a self-portrait activity, complete a word search, write/draw in a 'mirror' reflection prompt), and…
Read two chapters per day (independently or aloud), watch a suggested Ancient-Egypt-themed video, complete a chapter quiz (short-answer comprehension questions) and vocabulary work, do a daily drawing activity (e.g. draw a mummy, pyramid, pharaoh, sarcophagus, Egyptian), complete pre-reading 'Before Reading' and KWL…
Play a matching/concentration game pairing beginning-sound picture cards; on worksheets, circle or color the picture with a matching beginning sound, circle the letter for a picture's beginning sound, or write the letter for a picture's beginning sound.