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For each of the 11 word groups: study flash cards, find words in a word search, spin a paper-clip spinner and write the word landed on, put words in ABC order, and complete a 'Read It / Write It / Add It' tally-and-count worksheet.
Trace sight words; color sight words shown among distractor words; build sight-word letter pyramids one letter at a time; color frames containing target sight words; complete sentences by choosing the correct word from a word bank; check work against a provided answer key.
Read an informational passage about magnetism, magnets, poles, and lodestones; circle correct answers in comprehension sentences; list places magnets are found; circle correctly spelled vocabulary words; solve simple word problems about magnets; unscramble magnet-related vocabulary words.
Match pictures to sight words, trace the word, fill in the correct word to complete a sentence, read and trace sentences, rearrange scrambled words into a sentence, and complete a word ladder puzzle, per word.
Read an informational story about bats, fill in comprehension blanks, write a first-person creative narrative as a bat, alphabetize word sets, solve word problems about bats, form contractions from story words, and (for the teacher) lead extension discussions on bat types/echolocation/endangered species using provided web…
This Measurement Terms Worksheet is a great way for students to learn and practice using measurement terms. With this worksheet, students will choose a word from the box to describe the pictures . This is a great way for students to learn about measurement, and it will also help them practice their vocabulary skills.
For each row, unscramble the given jumbled letters, draw a line to match them to the correctly spelled sight word printed alongside, then trace the word.
Students solve crossword-grid-style puzzles where Across and Down clues are arithmetic expressions whose numeric answers fill the grid cells; also complete word problems and cumulative reviews.
Read a narrative passage (a grandmother explaining ancient vs. modern Olympics to her grandchildren), then complete a compare/contrast chart, write a persuasive letter to a mayor, look up Greek-derived vocabulary words in a dictionary, solve math word problems using facts from the passage, and identify countries/continents for…
Complete a variety of reproducible worksheets (mixed up words, boxed words, writing tasks, sight word story activities) built around high-frequency sight words shown with real-life pictures; use accompanying flash cards, word search/crossword puzzles, and graphic organizers.
Read/reread each poem during shared reading, identify the featured sight words, and color or mark up the black-and-white worksheet version.
Solve 8 mixed math problems per page (e.g. multi-digit addition/subtraction with regrouping, place value, ordering numbers, word problems) as daily review, glue into interactive notebooks if desired, and complete weekly quizzes covering the accumulated skills.
Students read the biographical passage, then complete a fact-vs-opinion identification exercise, a first-person journal-entry writing task imagining being on the 1909 expedition, a geography/map short-answer exercise, a vocabulary exercise on prefixes, math word problems based on facts from the passage, and a themed crossword…
For each word, trace the word by following dots, then trace it freehand multiple times; circle the target word among distractor words or within a sentence; complete or write an original sentence using the word; for some words, draw a picture related to the sentence.
For each word, color a picture, read the word, trace it, and write it independently in repeated boxes.
A large reproducible activity book giving second-grade teachers cross-curricular worksheets to use across the school year.
Read each sentence, choose the missing sight word from the word bank shown above it, write the word in the blank, and color the star at the top of the page.
Students read a short nonfiction passage (e.g., on farming or pigs) then complete a 'Understanding What You Read' comprehension worksheet, a 'Tell Your Own Story' writing prompt, a 'Vocabulary Builder' antonym exercise, a 'Figure It Out!' math word-problem worksheet, and a word-unscramble activity tied to the passage topic.
Complete a morning message worksheet; read independently and fill out a fiction or non-fiction reader-response form; solve addition/subtraction word problems and match answers to numbers in a sentence anagram; complete a multiplication-by-3s and triangle-measuring activity; build a personal timeline using construction paper…
Students cut and glue words to build a sentence with 'away' and illustrate it; color/trace/write and cut-and-spell the word; complete a word-search and word-grid coloring activity locating 'away'; trace/rainbow-write and paint/color the word; fill in sentence blanks with 'away'; and read a short passage, circling each…
Students read a nonfiction passage (e.g., on peanuts) then complete an 'Understanding What You Read' comprehension worksheet, a 'Vocabulary Builder' antonym exercise, a 'Figure It Out!' math word-problem worksheet, a 'Tell Your Own Story' writing prompt, and a themed word-search puzzle tied to the passage topic.
Create a bar graph from bat-echolocation data, build a pictograph from a tally chart, convert numbers between expanded and standard form, and solve October-themed addition/subtraction word problems.
Read each sentence, choose the missing sight word from the word bank shown above it, write the word in the blank, and color the star at the top of the page.
Students cut and glue words to build a sentence with 'big' and illustrate it; color/trace/write and cut-and-spell the word; complete a word-search and word-grid coloring activity locating 'big'; trace/rainbow-write and paint/color the word; fill in sentence blanks with 'big'; and read a short passage, circling each…