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Solve multiplication fact problems themed around American symbols and Independence Day scenarios, measure American-symbol images to the nearest half inch using a cut-out ruler, and complete time/graphing/liquid-volume/word-problem worksheets.
Creative-writing worksheet teaching students how to write a structured, informal welcome letter to a new neighbour, modeling letter format, tone, and content ideas.
This CVC Word Sounds Worksheet is intended for helping students build their reading fluency. They will look at the pictures and choose the CVC word that matches.
A single-page self-reflection sheet for students to process a behavior incident by reflecting on their feelings, what happened, and what they should have done differently.
Students read a multi-paragraph informational/feature-style passage about Hong Kong, answer short-answer and true/false comprehension questions citing the text, work through vocabulary-in-context items (defining or giving synonyms for words used in the passage), and then write one or more opinion, reflective, or narrative essays…
A set of music/guitar-themed worksheets that use a guitar-neck diagram to practice multiplication/division and addition/subtraction fact families.
Give students practice finding the perimeter of shapes described in real-life word-problem scenarios.
A post-reading response worksheet for the novel "Season of the Sandstorms" (named in-text, by Mary Pope Osborne), giving ESL/EFL students setting-identification, creative postcard-writing, and alternate-ending essay tasks after they have read the book.
This Short Vowel Sounds U Worksheet is a great way for students to practice identifying words with the short vowel sound. By circling the words on the page, students will reinforce their understanding of this important phonics concept.
A two-page product landing/index page (section 11 of 17) for a Grade 1 music theory e-learning pack (ABRSM syllabus), covering introduction to semitones: recognising, writing and calculating a semitone and enharmonic equivalents, with a help section on each slide and a quiz section testing all components. The page links out to…
A pre/post-viewing ESL companion worksheet for "The Crown" Season 3, used to record background facts about the season, build vocabulary, track characters and episodes, and prompt a written character-diary response.
Students practice multi-digit division with one- and two-digit divisors, using bridging and chunking to organize the calculations. A worked example of 5,620 divided by fifteen models partial quotients before the later problems. The answer key includes remainders, giving learners a way to compare results and check them by multiplying the quotient and adding the remainder.
Match Roman numerals to Arabic numerals, answer short addition/counting word problems using Roman numerals, write Roman numerals for given Arabic numbers and draw a matching quantity of objects, and use a Roman-numeral-to-letter key to decode the answer to a joke (e.g. 'What is a table you can eat?' -> 'A VEGETABLE').
This worksheet is great for helping students identify the beginning and ending sounds in common Short U words. This is a skill that is essential for reading and writing. This worksheet is a great resource for teachers who are looking for extra practice for their students.
Post-viewing ESL/ELL worksheet pack built around the film "Hotel Transylvania: Transformania": guides students through a vocabulary log, character review, personal response, and a creative diary-writing task after watching the movie.
Post-reading novel-study worksheet for the Magic Tree House chapter book "Late Lunch with Llamas" by Mary Pope Osborne: guides students through identifying setting/time, two open-ended 10-item response lists, a chapter-by-chapter (Chapters 1-10) summary grid, and two creative-writing prompts.
Count pictures and record totals as tally marks (2 tally pages); color pictures according to printed color words (1 find-and-color page).
This cut and paste worksheet is a great way for students to build their rhyming skills. They will sort pictures into categories and match them up with the correct rhyming words.
Four double-entry journal boxes walk students through Othello Act 4, Scene 1 in sequence, each pairing a specific line range with a comprehension prompt on the left and a request for supporting textual evidence on the right. Students first explain Iago's accusation against Cassio, then trace how Iago manipulates Othello into believing Desdemona's infidelity, then describe what Othello threatens to do to Desdemona and how that differs from his earlier attitude toward her, and finally characterize Othello's public treatment of Desdemona in front of Lodovico. For each box, students must locate and explicate the key lines from the cited range that support their explanation, directly tying interpretation to quoted evidence. A closing prompt asks students to summarize the entire scene in their own words, and the file is provided as both a Word document and a matching PDF. Teachers working through the play in order can pair this with an earlier Iago soliloquy analysis covering Act 1 and Act 2, which builds the same close-reading and textual-evidence skills on Iago's manipulation before this Act 4 confrontation.
Solve word problems (subtraction, elapsed time, date calculation, reading an analog clock face) and write vertical equations in the space provided.
Both versions use 22 multiplication problems and a storm-surge illustration to organize the answers. Students calculate first, then place products from least to greatest up the page. The product positions are an ordering activity; the answer values are not measurements of water depth. The second sheet includes larger factors for additional challenge.
This worksheet is great for helping students learn to solve division equations when the divisor has two digits. It walks them through the steps of long division, so they can see how it's done and get practice doing it themselves.
Post-viewing ESL/EFL worksheet built around the film "Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules" that gives students structured space to record film details and write a creative diary response from a character's point of view.
Record the day's high and low temperature (in Celsius or Fahrenheit) on a large thermometer chart, then find the difference between the two temperatures using number-line counting, mental math, or the subtraction algorithm.