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I Like To Draw : Funny Faces Volume 2 is a printable workbook that allows young students to practice tracing and drawing silly faces. This resource helps children ages 4-7 develop fine motor skills while exploring creative expression. The engaging activity pages guide students to draw funny noses, eyes, mouths and more using different…
A grade-2 math error-analysis workbook in which students find mistakes, check answers, and explain their thinking, organized into 3 sections ('Find the Mistake', 'Who Is Correct?', 'True or False?') plus an answer key.
If you are teaching about liquid units of measurement and conversion, don’t pass up this opportunity. Your grade 4 learners will enjoy practicing and/or reviewing their skills with this concept because not only does it include visuals with the worksheets, but four delicious winter drink recipes are also provided. They are a…
Students complete one page per day in a no-prep opener workbook (mental health check-in plus daily prompt) while teacher displays corresponding slides; students also complete a weekly SEL lesson on teamwork.
Read the two-part song-lyric passage on the history of Frozen, identify five key events, record them on a sequencing graphic organizer, write a chronological paragraph using sequence words, and build a timeline with dates for four more events.
A three-page movie-guide worksheet has students record a film's director, genre, actors, and release year, then log ten new vocabulary words and their meanings as they watch. A character page provides space for notes on eight named characters — Henry, Dort, James, Debbie, Ed, Howard, Dick, and Irene — followed by a favorite-scene reflection, a personal review section, and an extended creative-writing task asking students to write a three-day diary from a chosen character's point of view.
Trace lines (left-to-right, top-to-bottom, curved, slanted), draw paths connecting pictures, trace and circle letter endings (-en, -an, -og, -ig, -ub), trace whole words, and color pictures.
For each of 20 daily lessons, read a short passage and answer comprehension questions (Read & Think), complete a grammar/language exercise (Language & Grammar), do a word-study/vocabulary task (Word Work), and write a short response (Write About It); also play included print-and-play literacy games.
A large set of practice worksheets ('Calculate Powers - Find Cities') on powers with integer exponents and multiplication, where each correct calculation yields a letter that spells out the name of a megacity.
Students solve ten subtraction facts within five on a compact practice page. Time and accuracy fields let you record results when useful, and the answer page supports checking. Leave timing optional while students are developing understanding, and use objects to discuss a subtraction they found difficult.
Fill in the author, genre, and publishing date of "Deep Trouble"; 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.
Complete a sequence of vocabulary activity pages: read/trace/write target words, fill in blanks in sentences using the target words, match words to pictures, circle true sentences or yes/no answers, connect dots and draw pictures, sequence story events by numbering them, solve two crossword puzzles using the taught…
In small groups, students split a box of 24 crayons into equal groups (2, 3, 4, 6, 8, or 12 groups), record the matching multiplication and division equations, share results with the class, and then complete an independent practice sheet of related multiplication/division fact families for 24.
Free download Provide practice multiplying two 2-digit numbers using a set of numbered task cards with a matching response sheet and answer key.
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.
Color/draw pictures for each body part (eyes, ears, nose, hand, foot), trace/write associated words and numbers, identify animals via sight/sound/smell association, and record height and weight.
A worksheet applying sinusoidal (sine/cosine) functions to real-world contexts -- windmill blade height, AC voltage, and ocean tides -- to practice writing and interpreting trigonometric equations.
Alphabet letter recognition worksheets themed around healthy-lifestyle vocabulary, pairing each letter with a health-related word and activity.
ESL Reading Comprehension Worksheet - EFL Activity on Books This Fantastic ESL-EFL-TESOL Reading Comprehension + Writing Activity Worksheet on Reading Books and the Benefits of Reading across different Genres (3 PDF Printable Slides) is great to train Language skills in English. Ideal participants for this ESL Activity are…
Read/trace target words, complete sentences using a word bank, circle correct words describing pictures, match words to pictures.
A structured social-emotional learning (SEL) resource on the Self-Management topic "I can use stress management strategies," built around the CASEL framework, providing daily openers/bellringers and a weekly lesson for classroom use.
A balance-scale visual model walks students through nine one-step and two-step algebra equations, using bags marked n for the unknown and individual cubes for known quantities so that removing or dividing cubes on both sides mirrors the operation needed to isolate the variable. Three worksheet pages progress from simple one-step problems such as 6 = 2 + n into two-step equations, then into two word problems where students sketch a cube scenario before writing and solving the matching equation. A ninth prompt has students draw their own scenario and write and solve an original equation. A full answer key on the final page shows the worked steps for all eight structured problems, and the title page suggests pairing the sheet with paper bags and cubes for a hands-on class demonstration.
Provide multiple game-based review formats (task cards, Jeopardy-style PowerPoint, Google Slides version) to build reading comprehension and higher-order-thinking vocabulary around the novel Hatchet by Gary Paulsen.
Students respond to 2 double-entry journal prompts tied to specific page ranges of Chapter 2 (inferring Steinbeck's attitude toward pearls from his description of how they're formed and used, and describing the imagery/mood of the Song of the Pearl That Might Be), citing key lines and explicating them, then write a summary of…