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Students go on an outdoor scavenger hunt for natural shapes/items, then use collected materials (e.g., rocks) to complete craft projects such as a rock caterpillar.
A set of worksheets for practicing telling time on analog and digital clocks, across multiple sub-skills: hour, half-hour, and quarter-hour increments, AM/PM identification, sequencing times, and time-duration/unit-conversion calculations.
Cut and glue the matching parts of a book (author, title, illustrator) into the correct boxes.
Cut out a scarecrow-shaped ruler at the bottom of the page, then use it to measure the height of four pictures and record each measurement in 'scarecrows' units.
Complete the 40-activity worksheet for each grade level (ELA, Math, Science, Social Studies, Art, and for Grade 6 also PE and Music), then check answers with the included answer keys.
Use the grid pattern on the left side of each page as a reference to copy/reproduce the image onto the matching blank grid on the right side, square by square.
Read informational pages on Thurgood Marshall's biography and the Supreme Court, complete reading-response worksheets (true/false, short answer), fill in vocabulary cards, sequence a life-events timeline (cut and paste), write facts, compare two paired biographical texts, and respond to writing prompts.
Use the grid pattern on the left side of each page as a reference to copy/reproduce the image onto the matching blank grid on the right side, square by square.
Each day students read a short nonfiction passage about money, define vocabulary words as used in the passage, answer comprehension questions, and respond to a writing prompt; the Answer Key provides model vocabulary definitions, model comprehension answers, and writing guidance for each day plus keys for the diagnostic, unit quizzes…
Count fall-themed pictures, color in a bar graph (numbered 1-10) to represent the counts, then color the category with the most and the category with the least.
A worksheet packet for practicing the correct spelling and usage of the homophone pair EIGHT/ATE.
Fill spring pictures with dot markers, including flowers, butterflies, birds and rain boots.
Summer Dot Marker Activity Pages | Printable Fine Motor Fun for Toddlers, Preschool, and Kindergarten 🎨 Make summer learning bright, fun, and hands-on with this adorable Summer Dot Marker Activity Pack ! Designed especially for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners , this set of printable worksheets encourages creativity while…
A worksheet packet for practicing the correct spelling and usage of the homophone pair BE/BEE.
Read a prompt (whether art is objective or subjective) and two accompanying argumentative texts ('Art is Objective' and 'Art is Subjective'); complete Step 1 (identify essay type/topic), Step 2 (flip/restate the prompt as a thesis), Step 3 (read and mark/underline relevant evidence in the text, crossing out irrelevant…
Look at each picture, sound out the word (cup, sled, mitten, snow, hat, shovel), write how many syllables it has, then color the picture.
Solve each addition problem, then color the corresponding region using the color-code key based on the sum, to reveal a mystery picture.
A worksheet packet for practicing the correct spelling and usage of the homophone pair BARE/BEAR.
A 7-step personal research project guiding students to choose a real-world topic, form a math question about it, learn/practice needed skills, research, calculate an answer, and present their findings.
Skip count by 10s from 10 to 100 and cut and glue the matching number under each of ten toadstool/mushroom pictures.
Compare pairs or sets of decimal numbers using , = symbols; convert between expanded, standard, and word formats; order decimals; solve decimal word problems.
Color each numbered region of a picture according to a provided color-number code (e.g., 1=Pink, 2=Yellow, 3=Orange...), producing a completed beach/summer scene; each of the pages included uses a different code and picture.
A worksheet packet for practicing the correct spelling and usage of the homophone pair RED/READ.
Students write original poems in multiple forms, assemble foldable flip-book pages for an interactive notebook, use parts-of-speech sensory cards to draft sensory poems, and are graded on their work with a rubric; strongest poems may be submitted for outside publication.