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Free download Copy/trace sentences and target words, read sentences aloud, color pictures whose names begin with a target blend (e.g. sw, sk, st, cl, gl, fl), sound out and write missing letters, and match sounds to pictures.
Read and trace math operation keywords, glue small posters into interactive math journals, and complete practice worksheets that reinforce keyword-to-operation recognition.
A self-checking digital pixel-art activity plus printable worksheet for practicing solving linear equations that involve decimal coefficients and constants.
Twenty vertical subtraction problems use multiples of ten without regrouping. After calculating, students follow directions to color by odd or even differences. Because the given calculations use whole tens, discuss why their differences are even rather than expecting both color groups to appear.
A worksheet packet ('Decoding Essay Prompts', TS30) that teaches high school students a two-step strategy for understanding and paraphrasing essay writing prompts before drafting a response.
Build each word with letter tiles (Velcro-based), find/select the target word among distractor words ('put the stars on the word'), match words, and trace words.
Make teaching time-telling simple, fun, and stress-free with these Telling Time Practice Worksheets ! Designed for elementary students, this resource offers a variety of engaging activities to help kids confidently read and write time on both analog and digital clocks. With clear visuals and plenty of step-by-step practice…
Read the printed soliloquy text, fill out a conflict-analysis chart identifying the conflict raised by each quoted statement, then write a 1-2 paragraph response identifying and justifying, with quotes, the themes suggested by the conflict analysis; an answer key with a completed chart and possible theme answers is included.
Students find and circle a list of Pulaski/history-themed vocabulary words (e.g. Casimir, Pulaski, Day, March, Hero, General, Soldier, Army, Cavalry, Horse, Battle, War, Freedom, Liberty, America, Poland, Patriot, Service, Honor, Courage, Leader, History, Uniform, Flag, Nation, Country, Victory, Fight, Brave, Defend, Legacy, Respect,…
A post-viewing ESL/EFL movie-guide worksheet for the film "Moana", used to build vocabulary, character recall, and written reflection after students watch the film.
Students circle long-vowel/silent-e letters in words, fill in missing vowels/silent e to complete words, cross out silent e and read the new word, color pictures with a target vowel sound, fill in sentence blanks from a word bank, match words to pictures, and write ar/or to complete words.
A math practice workbook (Set #2) for using an abacus to solve addition and subtraction equations, and for number tracing/writing practice up to 50.
Fill in the author, genre, and publishing date of "Bad Hare Day"; list 10 new vocabulary words and write their meanings; name a favourite chapter and explain why; give the novel a star rating and write a review; write three diary-entry pages from the point of view of a chosen character, retelling three scenes.
A kindergarten-focused printable workbook teaching letter recognition and formation for the letters M through Z, including letter-partner (uppercase/lowercase) matching, tracing, and writing practice.
A multi-worksheet packet teaching Roman numeral recognition and conversion, including reading time on Roman numeral clocks and a real-world application (Super Bowl game numbering).
Count by ones and write the missing numbers in sequence (1-15); fill in the missing uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet in sequence.
A fill-in worksheet packet built around a TED Talk video that students watch outside the document, used to build ESL listening, vocabulary, speaking, and writing skills.
A systematic, one-factor-at-a-time program to help students memorize multiplication facts (0-12) through weekly homework practice and Friday fluency tests.
A structured social-emotional learning (SEL) resource on the Self-Management topic "I can manage my own emotions," built around the CASEL framework, providing daily openers and a weekly lesson for classroom use.
A social-emotional-learning sorting worksheet that teaches students to distinguish appropriate from inappropriate ways to end a conversation.
A two-page article introduces J.K. Rowling and the Harry Potter series before thirteen comprehension and vocabulary questions. Students explain word meanings and consider the reading, then respond to two opinion essays about the series and its popularity. The format combines informational reading with a longer personal response.
Free download Children read short decodable stories built around a target digraph (e.g. 'ar' words in 'The Black Truck at the Shops'), practice sight words and target-sound words listed at the end of each book, then work through a matching workbook: writing target-sound words under pictures, tracking/underlining the target sound in a passage, drawing…
Look closely at two similar pictures per page and identify 7 differences between them, then color the images
Analyze a data table of historical US income/housing/college-cost figures, write and simplify ratios comparing the values across years, research and calculate ratios for an additional cost category, discuss findings, and create a meme illustrating a real-world proportional relationship.