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A summer literacy review packet for students transitioning from grade 1 to grade 2, covering phonics, sight words, reading comprehension, vocabulary, and sentence writing to help prevent summer learning loss.
Students read a multi-paragraph nonfiction-style passage, answer short-answer and true/false comprehension questions that require justifying the answer from the text, complete word-meaning or synonym tasks, and write one to three personal-opinion or comparison essays responding to prompts about the topic.
Practice articles (a/an), nouns (including singular/plural), adjectives, verbs, adverbs, pronouns, prepositions, determiners, and connectors through guided worksheet exercises, with periodic revision pages; check answers against an answer key.
Compare pairs or sets of decimals to the hundredths place using >, <, = symbols; judge true/false decimal comparison statements; order sets of 4 decimals.
Write numbers in expanded/word form, round numbers, solve multi-digit addition/subtraction/multiplication/division, list factors and find LCM, identify primes, simplify fractions, convert fractions to decimals, add/subtract/compare fractions, convert measurement units, and solve word problems.
An SEL worksheet set that helps students identify and express their own feelings through drawing and labeling.
For each target word, the student builds the word on a 'Place Velcro here' word-building page, then finds and marks (stars) the correct target word on a page mixing it among several distractor words.
Teach middle/high school students what fiscal policy is and how the federal government uses taxing and spending decisions to affect the economy, including budget deficits and the national debt.
Students draw lines matching animals to the sounds they make, write the correct sound for a named animal, write the animal name for a given sound word, and answer short-answer questions identifying which animal makes a given sound.
A 1-page practice worksheet for two-digit subtraction, with and without regrouping.
Practice double-digit addition with regrouping (carrying) through repeated calculation problems.
Roll a die and write the given sight word repeatedly in the color corresponding to the number rolled, one word per page, repeated across 6 weeks of words.
Begin with the multiplication-by-one equations and ask students to describe the relationship between each factor and product. Follow with selected practice sheets, using the repeated layouts to check whether students recognize the identity pattern without recounting. The set includes a test and answer material for reviewing responses, with additional cards available for practice or display.
Phonics tracing, sound-out and sentence-completion worksheets built around a short 'Zoggy the alien meets Dan' story episode, targeting specific consonant blends (sk, sp, tr, qu), designed as supplementary practice for the phonic reading book 'An Alien Visits' (Mission Spelling Zero series).
The worksheet asks students to identify rational numbers, evaluate statements about number types and convert between fractions and decimals. Its irrational-number section extends the comparison to examples involving roots. Review fraction notation and terminating or repeating decimals first, then ask students to explain the reasoning behind a classification rather than simply naming a category.
Teaches high school students how to evaluate and choose a credit card, applying percentage, decimal, and ratio math to compare interest rates, fees, and perks.
An end-of-year Grade 3 math review packet covering multiplication, division, fractions, area/perimeter, and elapsed time through worksheets and games, aligned to Common Core standards.
Students follow a 5-step directed-drawing sequence to draw the bird-in-a-boot image, then color a version of it, plus a blank coloring page to design their own pattern, and a page to write about their drawing ('thoughts').
Complete worksheets practicing specific graphemes/phonemes (e.g. ck, ch, sh, th, ng, ai, ee, igh, oa, oo, ar, or, ur, ow, oi, ear, air, er), including word sums and puzzles; separate files practice beginning sounds and CVC/CVCC word decoding.
An intensive phonics workbook giving students practice and consolidation with consonant blends, digraphs and trigraphs, for students needing extra reading/spelling support.
Practice counting a set of pictured objects and recording the count as both a numeral and a number word.
Post-reading novel study worksheet packet for the Magic Tree House book "Midnight on the Moon" by Mary Pope Osborne, guiding students through setting identification, chapter-by-chapter summarizing, and two extended creative-writing responses.
A nonfiction reading passage traces the history of R.L. Stine's Goosebumps series, covering his early career, the series' 1990s launch, its blend of horror with humor, its expansion into television and film, and the ongoing debate between fans and critics over its formulaic structure. Twenty-two comprehension questions follow, asking students to define terms such as cliffhanger, grotesque, and formulaic, recall facts from the passage, and argue two true-or-false claims using textual evidence. Three extended writing prompts then ask students to reflect on their own experience with horror fiction for young readers, compare Goosebumps to another horror novel, film or TV series aimed at young audiences, and evaluate a different book series that motivated young readers. The worksheet targets intermediate ESL/EFL learners building reading comprehension and essay-writing skills around a pop-culture topic.
Students: (1) draw a line connecting each word to a word that rhymes with it (e.g. Chat-Rat, Chien-... ); (2) complete a French sentence with a rhyming word supplied in parentheses (e.g. 'Il fait beau sur mon ___ (bateau)'); (3) circle the word from a set of choices that rhymes with a given word (e.g. Chat: Rat / Soleil / Voiture).