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For each animal (lion, tiger, giraffe, rhino, chicken, bear, elephant, wolf, deer, zebra, cat, dog, camel, kangaroo, sheep, cow, hedgehog, turtle, and others), label parts of the animal, complete sentence frames describing what it can do / has / is, and write facts about it under a 'Let's Write About [Animal]' heading.
Trace the printed lines on each worksheet page with a pencil or crayon.
Students fill in their name, age, favorite animal and where it lives, and what they want to learn in science this year.
Fill in blanks for name, age, grade, teacher, and favorites (food, animal, color, sport, subject, book).
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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.
Read a short passage in which the sight word "away" repeats, fill in the same word from memory in a cloze version of the passage, then copy the sentence "The dog went away." and draw a picture illustrating it.
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Students rewrite each of 6 given lowercase, unpunctuated sentences on a page with correct capitalization and punctuation, in their best handwriting; repeated across 5 pages (30 sentences total).
Use a picture cue to complete a sentence with the correct high-frequency word.
Read a short passage in which the sight word "am" repeats, fill in the same word from memory in a cloze version of the passage, then copy the sentence "I am a big kid." and draw a picture illustrating it.
Use a coloring tool or dot marker to mark the path of equations that equal 10 from the tree to the squirrel on each of four path challenges; complete a bonus challenge writing the correct answers for equations that are not on the path.
Students trace along the dotted/printed lines on each page to build pencil control and hand-eye coordination.
Read a short passage ('Baby Animals Are Born') and answer 5 literal comprehension questions in writing (when baby animals are born, what a baby duck/cat is called, who baby animals stay close to, what they learn to do).
Read a short passage in which the sight word "be" repeats, fill in the same word from memory in a cloze version of the passage, then copy the sentence "Let's be kind." and draw a picture illustrating it.
Provide Pokemon-themed addition-up-to-20 practice worksheets for early learners.
A spin-and-solve worksheet set for practicing basic single-digit addition.
Read each short, simple sentence (e.g., 'The sun is yellow.', 'I see a rainbow.', 'I jump in puddles.') and draw a picture in the matching box that illustrates the sentence.
Read a short passage in which the sight word "and" repeats, fill in the same word from memory in a cloze version of the passage, then copy the sentence "He and I are sad." and draw a picture illustrating it.
Two-page math worksheet for practicing composing numbers using manipulatives (counting cubes).
Read a short 6-sentence story about Emma feeling nervous on her first day of school and making a friend named Mia, then answer 5 comprehension questions about the story's events and characters' feelings.
Practice worksheets for basic single-digit addition facts.