Finding Geometry Examples Worksheet
A worksheet helping students connect basic geometric shapes to real-world objects.
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A worksheet helping students connect basic geometric shapes to real-world objects.
Read the word, trace it, circle it among distractors in a grid, read a sentence and circle the target word, fill in the missing word in a sentence, cut and paste the word, and spell it out with individual letters.
Practice sight word recognition and spelling by unscrambling letters into common sight words.
Practice comparing pairs of objects/animals/people across several measurement concepts: size (bigger/smaller), height (taller/shorter), length (longer/shorter), capacity (full/empty), quantity (more/less), and weight (heavier/lighter).
Read a short passage in which the sight word "back" repeats, fill in the same word from memory in a cloze version of the passage, then copy the sentence "I want to go back to the park." and draw a picture illustrating it.
Practice matching quantities to numbers by placing the correct number of shell images into a labeled bucket, per the worksheet instruction 'Put the correct number of shells in the bucket.'
Write the number shown by a set of base-ten cubes, then fill in the correct comparison symbol ( , or =) between the numbers shown.
Read each sentence with a missing word, choose the correct sight word from the 7-word list given for that section, and write it in the blank; students are also directed to color a star on each sheet.
Say the number, recognize the printed number (and the numerals), and know how to write it NUMBER DOT MARKER WORKSHEETS 0–10 These Number Dot Marker Worksheets for the numbers 0 – 10 are fully engaging and interactive, allowing young children to have fun with physical activities while learning this early math skill! intended for…
Practice reading and writing analog and digital clock times to the minute.
This Three Wishes Second Sight Words Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way for students to build their reading comprehension and phonics skills. This worksheet is intended for second grade sight words.
Read a short passage in which the sight word "any" repeats, fill in the same word from memory in a cloze version of the passage, then copy the sentence "Do you have any money?" and draw a picture illustrating it.
Trace numerals and number words 1-10; count objects (desserts, flowers, fruits) and write or circle the correct count.
Count how many objects are in each of two sets, then circle the set with less/more, or write 'More', 'less', or 'same as' under each group as directed; other pages label sets as Greater/Equal/Fewer.
Sight-words reading story and comprehension worksheet themed around a campfire cookout, targeting third-grade-level sight words.
Read a short passage in which the sight word "are" repeats, fill in the same word from memory in a cloze version of the passage, then copy the sentence "The trees are tall." and draw a picture illustrating it.
Count the insects shown on each page, then color in the corresponding number of insects that 'the frog ate'.
This What Can Fly? First Sight Words Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way for students to build their reading comprehension and phonics skills. This worksheet is intended for first grade sight words.
Count the coconuts in each of 10 sets and write the number on the line.
Draw the stated number of acorns to feed the squirrel, color the acorns, and trace the numeral and number word.
Read a short passage in which the sight word "an" repeats, fill in the same word from memory in a cloze version of the passage, then copy the sentence "This is an apple." and draw a picture illustrating it.
Use the pictograph key (values shown per icon) to graph the dental hygiene pictures on a blank bar chart grid numbered 2 to 20.
Count the unicorns shown, then write the correct number.
Read a short passage in which the sight word "ask" repeats, fill in the same word from memory in a cloze version of the passage, then copy the sentence "I will ask a question." and draw a picture illustrating it.