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Read each short-a CVC word, write it, and find/color it (2 pages); read short sentences containing a short-a CVC word and color that word (2 fluency pages); and cut out pictures and glue them to match short-a CVC words (2 matching pages).
Free download Study 1st-grade Dolch words presented alphabetically and by frequency (within the full 220-word list reference), then complete fill-in-the-blank worksheets by writing the correct word into each sentence (e.g. 'Could you please help me?'); an answer key is provided.
Teach identification and counting of US coins (pennies, nickels, dimes) and simple addition of coin values, via a money poem, worksheets, and a hands-on coin activity mat.
Combine letter/color recognition, counting, and fine motor skills into find-and-color and find-and-tally worksheets themed around the letter F.
Look at three instruments shown per page, answer questions such as naming the instruments, identifying what they have in common, spotting the odd one out and explaining why, and naming differences; clues are provided (e.g. 'think about how the instruments are played'). An answer key with completed answers (e.g. 'They are all…
Look at the capital letter shown at the top of the page and use dot markers to dot each acorn matching that letter within the grid.
This Subtracting Seven Writing Equations Worksheet is a great resource for students to subtract seven from a given number. This worksheet is also a great way for students to practice writing equations and using pictures.
Color and cut out BR words and glue them onto the matching word/picture; glue words under matching pictures (word match); cut and glue BR words in alphabetical order; sort pictures/words into BR vs. not-BR columns, and real vs. nonsense BR word columns; write an original BR word.
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.
Sight-words reading story and comprehension worksheet themed around a campfire cookout, targeting third-grade-level sight words.
Look at the lowercase letter shown at the top of the page and use dot markers to dot each acorn matching that letter within the grid.
Better Description: The Writing Words Worksheets help students write words that start with each letter of the alphabet.
The pages develop making ten through two-addend equations, ten-frame representations, three-addend problems and missing-number combinations. Model how an addend can be split to complete ten, then let students explain the equivalent addition. Select the format that matches their current understanding.
This Subtracting Three Writing Equations Worksheet is a great resource for teachers who want to help their students subtract three from a given number. This worksheet uses pictures and equations to help students understand the concept.
Practice identifying the beginning sound of pictured animals.
For each worksheet, students look at the target letter shown at the top of the page and use dot markers to dot every occurrence of that target capital letter as they follow it through a grid maze.
This worksheet is a great way for students to learn and practice their beginning sounds!
For each page (one target capital letter, e.g. A, B, C...), use a dot marker to dot every occurrence of the target letter among a scatter of distractor capital letters, per an on-page key.
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.
Read the leveled story; fill in missing words in sentences; change the first letter of given words to make new words (word families); read a sentence and draw a picture.
Count the pictures to fill in the missing numbers in each number bond, then complete the corresponding number bond sum by filling in the missing number.
Look at the capital and lowercase letter shown at the top of the page and use dot markers to dot each acorn that matches that letter within the grid.
Use the pictograph key (values shown per icon) to graph the dental hygiene pictures on a blank bar chart grid numbered 2 to 20.
Practice identifying the beginning consonant blends pr, tr, and gr using picture-based vocabulary.