Math Mats: Counting by 2s - SET 13
Locate/read or cut out the numbers 2-24 (step of 2) printed in a fixed grid on each mat, in sequence
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Locate/read or cut out the numbers 2-24 (step of 2) printed in a fixed grid on each mat, in sequence
Single-activity worksheet/ebook helping preschoolers recognize, identify, or practice the letter C (soft and hard sounds).
Select a scientist/inventor from a list of 12, research their life and achievements, then create a social-media-style profile (username, bio, 3 posts/quotes with images, hashtags, list of people they might follow), add color/design, and give peer feedback using a rubric.
Back-to-school themed pattern-recognition worksheets ('What Comes Next in the Sequence?') for early math practice.
Students sketch graphs of given rational and polynomial functions, find x- and y-intercepts, identify holes and vertical/horizontal asymptotes, fill in x/y value tables approaching asymptotes, and complete matching quizzes and homework problems.
Practice pencil control by tracing printed lines on activity pages.
Read each sentence, choose the missing sight word from the word bank shown above it, write the word in the blank, and color the star at the top of the page.
Grade 3 language arts workbook practicing dictionary skills, alphabetical order, context clues, synonyms, and antonyms.
Practice workbook of varied subtraction question formats (missing numbers, differences, word-style prompts, input/output tables) for upper-elementary/middle-school students.
A 40-unit spelling/phonics workbook (Book 3, the most advanced of a 3-book series) that teaches English sounds and rarer/more complex letter blends -- including irregular spellings -- to students at a spelling age of 12 and above, with harder exercises emphasizing written application of extensive word knowledge.
Trace and then independently write the name of a color word, then write the names of pictured items that are that color, and color the illustrations.
Single-activity worksheet/ebook helping preschoolers recognize, identify, or practice the letter B (handwriting).
Teach students to set up and solve proportion word problems -- including multi-step/unit-rate comparison problems -- through scaffolded guided notes with worked examples, followed by independent practice.
A four-week classroom mindfulness workbook (Mindful Moments for Middle Schoolers, by Giselle Shardlow of Kids Yoga Stories) providing daily five-to-ten-minute mindfulness activities for sixth-to-eighth-grade classrooms.
Discover our latest learning tool for educators: the Preschool Letter by Letter – Letter 'S' Handwriting ebook! This fun and engaging resource has been carefully crafted to help young learners recognize and appreciate the alphabet, starting with the letter 'S.' This digital treasure comes as an 8-page PDF file that's easy to…
Are you a preschool or kindergarten teacher, or a parent eager to keep your child's math skills sharp and engaged during the summer break? Make sure to grab this exciting and comprehensive Fourth of July Kindergarten Math Worksheets Counting How Many Pages 1-20! This printable activity pack is designed to captivate and engage your young…
A card-sort worksheet that has students match key thematic terms from An Inspector Calls to their dictionary definitions.
Teach and build number sense around the number 15 ('Fifteen') through a mix of hands-on manipulatives and printable practice pages covering recognition, formation, and counting.
Practice sheet for building fluency with the multiplication facts of 7 through repeated copying/writing of the full multiples sequence (the 7 times table).
Count remaining objects and write the number, cross out objects and subtract, and solve numeric subtraction problems (including two-digit subtraction with borrowing).
Complete matching, fill-in-the-blank, and multiple-choice (circle the correctly written sentence) exercises on contractions, sentence usage, and abbreviations
Complete fill-in exercises adding more examples of capitalized items in each category (names, sentences, letters, abbreviations, titles, place names, streets, buildings, organizations, historical periods, quotations), then rewrite 7 given sentences correcting capitalization.
Students identify coins and make change, calculate percentages/decimals in money contexts, work with wages/salaries, checks and deposit slips, budgets, order forms, interest, time, Celsius temperature, and metric units of length/volume/mass.
Read a short letter-A story, then find and circle each letter Aa in the story; draw a red circle around each capital A and a blue square around each lowercase a in a separate letter-search activity.