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Students read multiple-choice questions asking them to choose the best synonym (page 1) or antonym (page 2) for an underlined word from a quoted song lyric, using the full song lyrics (printed on pages 3-4) as context/clues if needed.
Free download Explore TRACING LINES EXERCISES - Dinosaur Theme.
Answer multiple-choice grammar questions (identifying verbs in sentences, choosing correct verb tense forms, counting verbs in a sentence) where each answer provides a clue (e.g. name length, age, weight, birthplace) used to eliminate animal suspects from a list until one remains guilty; then write an extended narrative about…
Helps young students identify and describe their emotions by relating feelings to weather patterns (e.g. happy = sunny, sad = rainy, mad = thunderstorm/tornado, tired = cloudy, afraid = winter storm).
Research/writing worksheet on the four types of pollution and their effects on environmental health.
Find and circle the listed vocabulary words hidden in a word search puzzle grid.
This is a 2 Digit Subtraction without Regrouping Matching Worksheet. There are 10 problems for students to complete. This worksheet can be printed in color or black and white.
A single-chapter excerpt ("chapter slice") from a Classroom Complete Press number-and-operations word-problems workbook, aligned to NCTM process standards, intended to build problem-solving with number and operations concepts.
Build vocabulary about eye health and vision care through a themed word search, in observance of World Sight Day.
Free download Practice pencil control by tracing printed lines on activity pages.
For each animal (lion, tiger, giraffe, rhino, chicken, bear, elephant, wolf, deer, zebra, cat, dog, camel, kangaroo, sheep, cow, hedgehog, turtle, and others), label parts of the animal, complete sentence frames describing what it can do / has / is, and write facts about it under a 'Let's Write About [Animal]' heading.
A one-page cut-sort-and-glue worksheet that has students sort short scenario phrases or pictures into two contrasting categories (feeling word vs. matching face) as social-emotional-learning (SEL) practice.
Star Wars Addition and Subtraction Math Worksheets teaches young learners essential math skills using beloved Star Wars characters. This printable PDF ebook provides supplemental math practice through simple addition and subtraction problems, counting activities, and graphing exercises featuring images from the popular films.…
Read the three-part song-lyric passage on the history of breaking, identify five key events, record them on a sequencing graphic organizer, write a chronological paragraph using sequence words, and build a timeline with dates for four more events.
Trace rows of capital J and lowercase j in solid-line and dashed-line formats, then use small writing/blank cards to practice letter formation independently.
An open-ended writing/drawing worksheet for students to share information about an animal of their choice.
Lesson teaching students that emotions vary in intensity/size and giving them tools to identify and manage escalating ('big') emotions.
Teach students about illicit drugs, substance use and abuse, and related behaviours: what makes a drug illegal, categories of drugs and their effects, overdose signs, and how to respond to a drug emergency.
Find and circle vocabulary words hidden in a letter grid; a matching solution grid is provided.
Inverse Operations Addition and Subtraction Worksheet This 2-page printable allows students to practice addition and subtraction by using inverse operations. Inverse operations are a set of two opposite operations that undo each other. On the first page, students are given 3 numbers in each of the 12 boxes. Their task is to…
A single-chapter excerpt ("chapter slice") from a Classroom Complete Press number-and-operations word-problems workbook, aligned to NCTM process standards, intended to build problem-solving with number and operations concepts.
Cut and sort diseases (e.g., cold, flu, heartburn, diabetes) into communicable vs. non-communicable categories; practice covering a sneeze into a tissue or elbow; practice a 5-step handwashing routine; write 3 personal health/wellbeing goals and how to accomplish them; discuss with a partner how regular doctor/dentist…
Write the correct 'ack' word under each picture; colour dot-sequences to build 'ack' words and write them; colour pictures that match printed 'ack' words; and circle the correct word among near-miss spelling options.
Trace a line from each farm animal to its associated object/offspring (e.g. rabbits to carrots, hens to chicks, sheep to lambs).