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Free download Match subjects to verbs in icebreaker card/relay games, discuss and correct sentences with subject-verb agreement errors on the board, complete individual worksheets filling in blanks and rewriting sentences correctly, work in groups on sentence fix-up tasks, and write example sentences for an exit task.
Students trace/write family member names, count and color objects by number, complete counting activities, and interact with themed pages (e.g. house, tent, fishing) tied loosely to family and seasonal scenes.
Free download Answer 15 multiple-choice questions by choosing the verb form that correctly completes each sentence (subject-verb agreement and irregular past-tense forms), then check answers against the included answer key.
For each letter A-Z, students trace the upper- and lower-case letter with numbered stroke guides, fill in the missing first letter of four picture-vocabulary words, color instances of the letter and count how many they found, find vocabulary words in a letter word-search grid, and draw a line connecting the current letter to…
A Grade 3 math workbook covering telling time, elapsed time, days/weeks/months/years/calendar skills, and money (coin identification, counting, comparing, making change).
Free download Answer 15 multiple-choice questions by choosing the verb form that correctly completes each sentence (subject-verb agreement and irregular past-tense forms), then check answers against the included answer key.
Adding Coins, Printable Worksheets for Automaticity Adding Coins, Printable Worksheets for Automaticity is an imperative teaching resource designed specifically for grade 1 to grade 3 students. It embeds a robust foundation by assisting students in understanding the value of coins and fostering their ability to add them.
Complete a sequence of vocabulary activity pages: read/trace/write target words, fill in blanks in sentences using the target words, match words to pictures, circle true sentences or yes/no answers, connect dots and draw pictures, sequence story events by numbering them, solve two crossword puzzles using the taught…
Read a review sheet explaining subject-verb agreement rules, then answer multiple-choice questions across 8 worksheets by choosing the verb form that correctly agrees with the sentence's subject; check answers against the included answer section.
Students read the review sheet, then answer 3-option multiple-choice questions (writing/circling the correct letter) across 8 worksheets on subject-verb agreement; they can self-check using the included answer key.
Complete consonant-recognition tasks: name pictures and circle those starting with a given letter sound (e.g., letter h), trace and say words that start with the target sound (harp, hen, horse, hat), choose between two words to identify the one matching a picture (e.g., 'hop or pop', 'mouse or house'), and complete a…
Sort cards into odd and even categories by pairing or counting objects by 2s (expressing an even number as a sum of two equal addends), then color odd apples brown and even apples red on a follow-up worksheet.
Sort train cars with pictures that begin with the letter A behind an 'A' engine card; sort train cars by capital vs. lowercase A behind the matching engine; sort cars by long-A vs. short-A sound behind two engines; trace and write the letter A and build a letter-A train; sort capital A and lowercase a onto the correct train on…
Read a review sheet explaining subject-verb agreement rules (including wish, request, and contrary-to-fact sentence patterns), then answer multiple-choice and fill-in questions across worksheets choosing the verb form that correctly agrees with the sentence's subject.
Complete daily guided-practice sheets (teacher-led, with an accompanying slideshow) followed by independent-practice worksheets on number/shape patterns (day 1), reading graphs (day 2), probability of single events (day 3), and probability combinations via the Fundamental Counting Principle (day 4); complete a review…
Students find and color instances of the letter A/apples, color letter-A-themed pictures, trace and independently write uppercase and lowercase A, and complete a combined worksheet that colors the letter, finds and circles it, traces both cases, connects letter instances, and colors pictures beginning with A.
read the story, trace the number, then place the correct picture (monkey or ladybug) in the box for each number counting down from 5 to 1
Patriot Day I-spy pages ask students to find repeated images, count each type, and record totals beside the picture key. Selected pages add brief remembrance or memorial context. Choose the page and level of discussion that suit the class, keeping the counting task connected to a thoughtful introduction to the symbols.
Read a review sheet explaining subject-verb agreement rules, then answer multiple-choice questions selecting the correctly agreeing verb form or the correctly written sentence across 8 worksheets.
A packet of differentiated early-childhood worksheets (two versions, A and B) paired with a correlating YouTube read-aloud video, covering vocabulary, farm-animal facts, color recognition/spelling, rhyming, counting, numeral writing, and simple addition.
Twenty illustrated exit slips provide repeated practice grouping quantities into tens and ones. Students count pictured objects, identify groups of ten and record tens, leftover ones and the total. The later pages still use pictures, including globes and pandas, with a shorter “How many tens and ones?” heading. No answer key is supplied.
The first pages ask students to find uppercase or lowercase A among other letters. The mixed page then brings A and a together for recognizing both forms. Model comparing a target with a distractor before students begin marking the search pages.
Students circle the subject and underline the predicate in sentences; identify compound subjects and/or compound predicates; correct verbs that don't agree with their subject and write the correct form; classify sentences as simple, compound, or complex, and combine or rewrite sentences to change their type; rewrite…
For the Grade 2 version, count saguaro squares in each numbered section by twos or threes and write totals, then write addition equations for totals on the arms/trunk. For the Grade 3 version, write multiplication equations to find the squares in each section, then write addition and subtraction equations comparing…