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Post-reading novel-study worksheet for the Magic Tree House chapter book "Hour of the Olympics" 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.
Cursive/handwriting copywork book using quotes from General George S. Patton to build penmanship, spelling, vocabulary, and punctuation skills while introducing WWI/WWII history.
A peer-editing worksheet for the first stage of a narrative-writing revision cycle, where students write an encouraging letter identifying what they like about a partner's narrative draft.
Phonics writing worksheet pack reinforcing the storybook 'Zoggy Digs' through consonant-ending tracing, word copying, sentence tracing, and cloze-style story recall.
An ESL/EFL reading comprehension and writing worksheet built around a passage about Martin Luther King Jr. and the US Civil Rights Movement, used to build reading comprehension, vocabulary and formal/creative writing skills in English.
Board game and worksheet set for practicing homophones (words that sound alike but differ in spelling/meaning), suggested for 4th-grade ELA.
A phonics teaching pack for the 'nd' and 'nt' consonant blends, using decodable readers, supporting worksheets, and video lessons, as part of a structured phonics reading program
Letter A D'Nealian Script Handwriting Practice Worksheet This handwriting practice worksheet focuses on tracing and writing the uppercase and lowercase letter A in the D'Nealian style. Students in preschool to 2nd grade can use this resource to reinforce letter formation, beginning handwriting skills, and fine motor development.…
Letter B puzzle worksheets for practicing letter recognition and letter formation.
Three dot-marker pages focus on recognizing C among other letters. Learners first search for capital C, then lowercase c, and finally capital C in a field containing only C and c. Use one page at a time to separate the two shapes before distinguishing them in the mixed-case search. Children mark the target letters with dot markers.
No-prep worksheets combining letter-E picture recognition with counting/tally practice and color-word identification.
“Frank the Frog” repeats letter-F words in a short story about the character’s traits, fear, friend, food, and activities. Five questions check attention to details, with a completed page for review. Ask learners to point to a phrase in the story when explaining an answer.
Name each picture and classify its vowel using a six-color key for short and long I, O, and U. Students color the boxes according to the sound they hear. A completed color reference supports comparing choices and revisiting words that were difficult to classify.
A set of QR-code task cards and response sheets for practicing 18 short-vowel-O CVC words: students view a picture, say the word, scan a QR code to self-check, and write the word on a response sheet.
Single-sight-word practice packet reinforcing recognition, spelling, and contextual use of the target sight word 'away'.
Give students aged 9-12 practice with a UK-style spelling test (modelled on Standardised Assessment Tests/Sats) covering patterns such as prefixes, suffixes, silent letters and homophones.
Provide a comprehensive print-and-go book companion of comprehension and literary-analysis activities for the read-aloud book 'Last Stop on Market Street' by Matt de la Peña, for grades 2-4.
A 50-page print-and-go summer literacy review packet for students finishing 2nd grade / entering 3rd grade, covering phonics, sight words, reading comprehension, vocabulary, sentence writing, and creative writing to help prevent summer learning loss.
First Grade Sight Words O to S Worksheet
Book 3 of a phonics activity series (Ready-Ed Publications' 'Literacy for Early Learners') that introduces, practices, and reinforces the most advanced set of phonic sounds/blends in the series for early readers through varied worksheet activities.
The sentence context helps students decide which beginning blend fits each incomplete word. They can read the remaining letters with each option, then check whether the resulting word makes sense. One sentence contains two incomplete words, so students need to attend to every blank rather than assume there is only one per item.
Practice identifying beginning (initial) letter sounds of pictured objects.
Free download This SP fun, Find and Color worksheet for beginning blends is Splendid for acquainting children orally with initial consonant blends and helping them develop the necessary phonemic awareness in preparation for more advanced blending work, involving four phonemes. What is included in the pack? One PDF sheet for the SP blend. What do the…
Free download A set of 5 short phonic workbooks (one per vowel: a, e, i, o, u) teaching children to blend, segment, read, and spell CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words, designed to be used as a systematic sequential programme.