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Free download For each of 25 items, choose which of three versions of a sentence is written correctly (capitalization, punctuation, or dialogue formatting); students also fill in a bubble-style answer sheet keyed to each question number.
Complete a fixed sequence of seven short daily activities on each page: (1) Write About It journal prompt, (2) 'Every Day Counts' place-value/number-sense task on a given number (e.g., round, double, find 10/100 more or less, expanded form, make with coins/money, odd/even), (3) a themed spelling-practice task (e.g.…
Complete a mix of tasks: color a key-based picture and tally how many of each color/shape appear ('Dressed in Sheets' activity), write your name in a special 100th-day style, color and assemble a wearable bracelet and a paper crown, complete open-ended sentence starters ('If I had 100 ___, I would ___', 'If I had $100, I would…
Read 24 task cards showing lowercase titles (e.g., 'the magic tree', 'the enchanted forest'), determine correct capitalization using the provided rules chart, and write the corrected titles on a recording sheet.
Read short prompts and complete fill-in-the-blank, circling, matching, sorting, and multiple-choice quiz items for each topic.
Complete a fixed sequence of seven short daily activities on each page: (1) Write About It journal prompt, (2) 'Every Day Counts' place-value/number-sense task on a given number (e.g., round, double, find 10/100 more or less, expanded form, make with coins/money, odd/even), (3) a themed spelling-practice task (e.g.…
Answer teacher-led discussion questions about the story; complete story-matching, story-pattern, tracing, story-jigsaw, story-crown, character-traits, story-elements, comparing-stories, and drawing/response activities; sequence the story (First/Next/Then/Last); write/draw about the book; watch linked YouTube videos (read-aloud…
Track daily independent reading (genre, book title/level, % correct) in a reading log; complete a 5-day 'Crazy Sentence Fixer' editing exercise correcting capitalization and spelling errors in insect/spring-themed sentences; sort insect-related vocabulary words into boxes by syllable count on a separate 'Insects Are…
Students find and circle common nouns in a word search; correct capitalization of proper nouns in sentences; identify plural forms of nouns in pictures; add -es or change y to -ies to form plurals; decode an action verb using a letter-number code; choose the correct form of am/is/are, has/have, and does/do to complete…
Six short practice pages build the odd-and-even-numbers concept through tracing, circling, and sorting tasks. Students first trace a printed row of even numbers (2 through 20) and then a row of odd numbers (1 through 19), reinforcing numeral formation alongside the odd/even label. Two follow-up pages present a 1-20 number grid and ask students to circle only the odd numbers on one page and only the even numbers on the other. A final pair of pages shows groups of dots that students must label as 'Odd' or 'Even' by writing the word underneath, moving the skill from tracing numerals to classifying quantities.
Students color and circle the letter A within images, find and circle instances of letter A/a hidden in a grid of look-alike letters, trace rows of the letter Aa, and trace/write the letter independently.
Free download Ten single-number tracing worksheets present the numbers 1 through 10, one per page, each printed several times across rows so a child can trace the numeral repeatedly with a pencil or crayon. The worksheets are ordered sequentially by number, dedicating a full page to one number at a time before moving to the next, which builds repetition of the same numeral shape ahead of introducing a new one.
Introducing numbers from 11 to 20 has never been more enjoyable than with our captivating "Teen Numbers Practice Pack" (Trace, Write, Color & Find). This educational resource includes 10 engaging worksheets that make learning an adventure. It is designed for young learners so it's intended for preschool, pre-K, and kindergarten…
Play/complete a series of group games and worksheets: an 'I Have Who Has' instrument card game; a dance-and-movement activity matching music genres (orchestra, opera, pop, choir, marching band) to recordings; a 'Guess That Instrument' listening worksheet (10 sounds, match instrument to sound, with answer key); a decade…
Eight tracing pages split the numbers 1-10 into a 1-5 set and a 6-10 set, with each set repeated across four picture contexts: drawing apples on a tree, drawing dots on a die, drawing spots on a ladybird, and drawing a line to the matching number of fingers. Every page follows the same format — large numerals to trace followed by a hands-on quantity task — so students practice numeral formation and one-to-one counting correspondence together rather than as separate skills. The repetition across four picture themes for each number range is meant to reinforce the same counting skill in slightly different visual contexts rather than introduce new content on each page. For students who need more explicit stroke-by-stroke guidance before combining number formation with counting, number writing practice isolates the pencil path for each numeral.
Version 1: find the missing numerator or denominator to complete an equivalent-fraction equation. Version 2: determine what fraction of a visual model must be shaded to make an equivalent-fraction statement true.
Students trace/write the letter A (upper and lower case), use play dough mats and write-and-wipe cards for letter formation, sort upper/lower case letters via cut-and-paste, complete beginning-sounds cut-and-paste and coloring worksheets, build sentences with picture cards, assemble a letter flip book and alphabet…
Worksheet for practicing letter-A word-family endings (e.g. -ab, -ack, -ad, -ake, -am, -and, -ape, -are, -ate, -ay) by tracing/writing the repeated pattern.
Find a missing equivalent fraction, multiplier, or divisor across three worksheet sets: Set 1 (multipliers), Set 2 (divisors), Set 3 (mixed multipliers/divisors), each with three worksheets of increasing challenge; each worksheet includes an answers page.
Math worksheet for practicing writing equivalent fractions by multiplying or dividing the numerator and denominator.
Identify which automotive term (car brand, part, or accessory) matches a given rhythm pattern (quarter/eighth note variations) and write it down.
For each letter A-Z, students trace the uppercase and lowercase letter forms, find/outline the letter, then color in circles/shapes where the letter was outlined, using an associated picture word (e.g., Apple, Banana, Carrot) as a prompt.
Simplify fractions by cancelling down top and bottom, colour and count fractions of shapes, match equivalent fraction/decimal/percent forms, and complete additional number problems (multi-digit addition; identifying triangle types by angle/side).
Say the name of each pictured item, then circle/color the items whose names contain the target letter and cross out (or leave uncolored) the items that do not.