Vegetable Counting Worksheet
Practice counting objects and matching quantities to numerals and number words.
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Practice counting objects and matching quantities to numerals and number words.
Count the peanuts, then match them to the correct numbers (1-10).
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.
Practice identifying the beginning consonant sounds g, t, and b using picture-based CVC words.
Sight-word reading comprehension practice using a short first-person story followed by comprehension questions.
Find and color pictures the correct color using color words, and find and tally pictures by counting them.
Look at each picture and write full sentences explaining how it shows a way people take care of their teeth.
Children read and trace completed addition equations organized around one fixed addend at a time. Eleven pages cover addends from zero through ten, with ten equations on each page. Pair a selected family with counters or a number line to discuss the quantities before tracing, using the printed sums as models for numeral writing and fact reading.
Practice counting forward within 1,000 through three spoken counting ranges and five written skip-count sequences. Students follow intervals involving fives, tens and hundreds, identifying the change before filling the gaps. Model crossing a tens or hundreds boundary during oral practice, then ask students to explain the pattern in a written row. Completed sequences support checking.
The SM, SW Blends Worksheet is a great way for students to learn about beginning sounds. With this worksheet, they can look at the pictures and determine which sound begins the word. This is a great tool for teachers to help their students learn about beginning sounds.
Practice counting a set of pictured objects and recording the count as both a numeral and a number word.
A two-page phonics worksheet (with answer key) for identifying beginning consonant blends from pictures.
Count the buttons on each snowman, then trace and write the number.
Practice distinguishing the hard c and k spellings of the /k/ sound by sorting words.
Write a letter in each box to complete a CVC word matching the picture shown.
Letter H Tracing Worksheet This phonics resource provides a tracing worksheet to help young students practice properly writing the uppercase and lowercase letter H. Students trace the letters, reinforcing the fine motor skills and muscle memory needed for handwriting mastery. With engaging graphics and ample room for…
Practice identifying the beginning sound of pictured animals.
A primer-level sight-word reading comprehension worksheet built around the sight words on, into, out, under, went, came, ran, who, that, there.
Worksheet for building counting fluency by practicing finding the number that is ten more or ten less than a given number.
This worksheet is intended for students who are struggling to build their counting fluency. It is a great way for them to practice counting up to 20.
This product is the Using Uppercase Letters Writing Worksheet. It is a great resource for students who are trying to build recognition skills by practicing writing uppercase letters.
Search a picture for images beginning with G, color them according to a color key on the 'find and color' page, and count and tally occurrences of each picture on the 'find and tally' pages.
Practice identifying the beginning (initial) sound of animal names.
color the pictures and the corresponding letter for each letter of the alphabet