Using a Tens Frame to Show Addition Worksheet
This worksheet helps students visualize addition using a tens frame. It also reinforces number bonds to 10. This is a great activity for small groups or math centers .
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This worksheet helps students visualize addition using a tens frame. It also reinforces number bonds to 10. This is a great activity for small groups or math centers .
Using an Ordnance Survey Map is a 1-page social studies worksheet that teaches Grade 3 to 5 students how to read and utilize information from ordnance survey maps.
This file contains three practice sheets for 7th grade math students to use their knowledge of angle pairs to answer questions and to solve for unknown angles.
This worksheet is a great way for students to practice writing addition equations. It also helps them to understand how to use arrays to find the total number of squares.
This worksheet is a great way for students to learn about place value and how to represent numbers using base 10 blocks. It would be a great resource for any teacher looking to help their students better understand place value.
This worksheet is a great way for students to practice writing numbers in different forms. Base 10 numerals, number names, and expanded form are all covered, so students can get plenty of practice.
Students choose words to complete two short sets of sentences, moving from collective nouns to reflexive pronouns. Use one section after teaching the relevant concept or assign both as a mixed review. The answer page supports checking, and students can explain how each selected word fits its sentence.
Encourage students to notice when they use complete sentences in everyday speaking. Four monitoring cards cover contexts such as sharing information, retelling, giving directions, and asking questions, with stars for self-monitoring. Model a complete response before students begin tracking their own speaking.
This Using Conjunctions Worksheet is a great way for students to connect and rewrite sentences using a conjunction like and, but, or, & because.
Connect familiar doubles facts to subtraction with a worked candy-bowl example, an addition review, and independent practice. Students use relationships such as 8 + 8 = 16 to reason that 16 − 8 = 8. The pack includes a thirty-item doubles drill and twenty subtraction problems, making it most useful after students know their doubles facts.
This resource is a Using Doubles Worksheet . This 1-page worksheet works well as an informal assessment, homework and so much more. There are 12 problems to solve. An answer key is included.
Compare shades of meaning among related words in twelve sentence contexts. Four word groups include choices such as toss, throw, and hurl, requiring students to consider the strength or manner of an action. The answer key supports discussion of why one word fits a sentence better than another.
This worksheet is a great way for students to practice using homophones in context. The word bank provides options for students to choose from, and the sentences are all age-appropriate.
Using Idioms Worksheet
This worksheet is perfect for helping students understand how illustrations can help an author tell a story. It guides students through analyzing an illustration and finding how it helps explain the story.
This product, "Using Illustrations to Understand Worksheets ," can help students understand how illustrations help authors tell stories.
This irregular nouns worksheet is a great way for students to learn correct usage. By choosing the proper irregular noun for each sentence, they can improve their understanding and avoid common mistakes.
A short definition explains irregular past-tense forms. In each of seven sentences, students circle the verb choice that fits and rewrite the completed sentence on the lines below. Discuss time clues and compare each chosen form with its present-tense partner.
Illustrated sentence prompts give students practice choosing the appropriate present-tense form of be. They fill each space with is, am or are and consider whether the subject is singular, plural or I. Use a few completed sentences for partner reading and ask students to explain why the verb fits.
Review latitude and longitude using the definitions and worked example on the page. Students then read the coordinate grid on the included world map and write locations for four marked shapes: a circle, square, triangle and star.
This Length to Order Objects Worksheet is a great way for students to practice ordering objects from shortest to longest. This is a skill that is essential for students to learn and this worksheet is a great way for them to practice.
This Measurement Words Worksheet is a great resource for students to build their measurement vocabulary. By choosing words from the box to describe the pictures , students will be engaged and learning new words in no time!
A vocabulary-building activity where students collect new words and phrases encountered while reading and use them in their own writing.
This Non-Fiction Text Features Worksheet is a great way for students to learn about the different features of nonfiction texts. By finding examples of these features, students can better understand the information they are reading.