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The pages give students repeated opportunities to form the open curve of C and c. Begin with tracing the models, then move to the independent writing spaces. Demonstrate the starting point and stroke direction before students practice keeping their letters consistent along a row.
Introduce PreK-2nd grade students to the letter Ee through a 12-page set of recognition, coloring, handwriting, and tracing exercises.
Practice visually tracking and recognizing the letter F (uppercase and lowercase) within a grid of distractor letters.
Dab-it (dot marker) worksheets for practicing recognition of uppercase and lowercase letter H within a field of distractor letters.
Practice fine motor control and letter-N vocabulary/formation through Q-tip/dot-painting worksheets.
A role-play preparation worksheet for An Inspector Calls, framing Eva Smith's death as a coroner's inquest that each Birling-family character (or Gerald) might be questioned at.
Practice recognizing and using long vowel team spelling patterns (a_e, e_e, i_e, o_e, u_e, ai, ay, ee, ea, ie, oa, ow, oe, ue, ui, igh, eigh, ey, ou, oo) through posters, word sorts, and printable worksheets.
Teaches the categories of nouns (concrete vs. abstract, common vs. proper, singular vs. plural including regular -s/-es rules, y-ending rules, and irregular plurals) and how to recognize nouns using noun-signal articles (a/an/the), through a narrative dialogue plus a passage-identification exercise.
A single proofreading worksheet in which students read an unpunctuated, uncapitalized short story and correct it by adding missing capital letters, punctuation, and other conventions.
A scavenger hunt task-card activity to reinforce identifying simple, compound, and complex sentences, usable as informal assessment.
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.
Provide an editable, fillable-form PDF that lets a teacher generate up to 10 sight-word practice worksheets for any word the teacher types in, each worksheet covering reading, tracing, coloring, finding, building, and sentence-use of that word.
Teach the 'i before e except after c (when the sound is ee)' spelling rule and awareness of silent letters (including silent 'o' in words like 'soup').
A set of quick-check formative-assessment worksheets for Grade 2 reading standards (4th quarter), designed to be used with any book students are currently reading.
Practice recognizing and writing words containing the long-A vowel teams 'ai' and 'ay' through tracing/writing and picture-matching exercises.
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A Kindergarten/Grade 1 early-reading workbook teaching sight-word vocabulary (people, animals, prepositions, action verbs, adjectives, vehicles, places, pronouns) through picture-labeled activity pages, two crossword puzzles, an illustrated mini-storybook ('The Three Wishes'), and a final practice test.
Practice putting words into alphabetical order.
A printable mini-booklet that practices consonant blends through writing missing beginning blends, matching blends to pictures, completing sentences, and a roll-and-read blend fluency game.
Worksheets for practicing beginning-sound identification, where students color the letter that matches a pictured item's beginning sound.
Teach and review initial consonant blends (sl, cl, gl, bl, fl) using themed mini-book stories and practice worksheets.
A phonics worksheet set having students read CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words and draw a picture representing each word.
Ten pages ask students to rewrite sentences with correct capital letters. Six sentences per page provide practice with names, places, holidays, months, titles, organizations, and sentence beginnings. Discuss the reason for each capital after rewriting, distinguishing a proper name from an ordinary word.
A creative-thinking activity where students identify compound words represented by pairs/trios of pictures.