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Homonyms Practice Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
Eight homonym pairs — band, bark, chest, leaves, date, bat, scale, and well — are practiced through picture labels, context-word tracing, and cut-out matching cards.
Author KD's Kids School Shop
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Tags Homonyms Practice, Vocabulary Practice, Grammar Worksheet, Matching Pictures, Picture Cards, Tracing Page, Handwriting Practice, Worksheet On Homonyms, Homonyms Worksheets, Homonym Worksheet
How to Brush Your Teeth – Sequencing & Writing
, Not Grade Specific,
Introductory pages explain how-to writing as clear, ordered explanation and provide transition words for beginnings, middle steps, and endings. Separate editing checklists address early and more experienced writers. The activity then offers modeled procedure text, short step cards, sequencing options, and writing pages that let learners reconstruct and explain the process at different levels of independence. New copy avoids repeating health-frequency claims from the sample and focuses on the verified writing instruction.
Author Simply Schoolgirl
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Tags Writing Center, Editing Checklist, Informational, Expository, How-to, Personal Hygeine, Sequencing, Editing, Emerging Writer, New Writer
I can count by 4's to 100 or 120
, Not Grade Specific,
Skip counting by 4's is practiced with a highlight-the-chart task offered in both 100-number and 120-number chart versions, four pages of each.
Author Primary 206 Mix
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Tags Count By 4's, Skip Count By 4, Multiples Of 4, 100 Chart, 120 Chart
I can count by 6's to 100 and 120
, Not Grade Specific,
Eight highlighting pages have students skip-count by 6s across a number chart, alternating between a chart that runs to 100 and one that runs to 120.
Author Primary 206 Mix
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Tags Count By 6, Skip Count By 6, Multiples Of 6, 100, 120, Counting By 9s Chart, Skip Count By 7 Chart, Count By 6 Chart, Count By 6s
I can count by 9's to 100 or 120
, Not Grade Specific,
Skip counting by 9s becomes a highlighter activity on number charts: students mark every number they say, working either to 100 on a hundred chart or to 120 on a 120 chart.
Author Primary 206 Mix
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Tags Counting By 9's, Skip Count By 9, Multiples Of 9, 100 Chart, 120 Chart
I Can Count By Tens to 100 Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
The page displays numbers through one hundred as a visual reference for skip-counting. Learners begin at zero, say the sequence by tens, then close their eyes and attempt it again from memory. Three dated progress statements provide space to record how far they counted on separate occasions. This combines pattern recognition, oral rehearsal, retrieval practice, and simple self-monitoring rather than a written fill-in sequence alone.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Skip Counting, 100 Tens
Identifying the Genre of a Story Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
Identifying the Genre of a Story introduces genre as a way to group texts by form, purpose, and typical features. Learners examine sample covers and connect each one to a label such as poetry, fantasy, nonfiction, mythology, history, realistic fiction, drama, mystery, fable, or fairy tale. Teacher support is explicitly invited in the directions, making the task suitable for guided discussion of visual and title clues. A completed second page supplies the intended matches for review.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Genres, Genres Worksheets, Genres Worksheet, Genre Worksheet, Reading Genre Worksheet, Genre Worksheet 1
Identifying Top or Bottom Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
The page introduces a two-choice spatial relation: top versus bottom. In each picture, learners locate a hat relative to another object, determine whether it is above at the top or below at the bottom, and circle the printed word that matches. The repeated symbol keeps the object being tracked consistent while the surrounding pictures change. The repeated comparison keeps attention on positional language rather than counting, naming, or writing about the surrounding objects.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Have Fun Teaching
If I Were a Firefighter - Writing Prompt
, Not Grade Specific,
Students imagine a day as a firefighter in a short written response, then draw themselves in uniform helping at a fire scene.
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
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Tags Writing, Writing Prompt, Career, Careers, Firefighter, Writing Prompts, Careers Writing Prompts, Spring, Writing Centers, Literacy
If I Were a Tree - Writing Prompt
, Not Grade Specific,
An Earth Day prompt in two matched halves: one page asks students to write about their life as a tree, and the other asks them to draw themselves as one, showing what surrounds them in their tree home.
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
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Tags Earth Day, Earth Day Drawing, Earth Day Writing, Earth Day Writing Prompts, Writing Prompts, Spring Writing, Spring Writing Prompts, No Prep
If I Were a Veterinarian - Writing Prompt
, Not Grade Specific,
Two prompts ask students to write about which animals they would help as a veterinarian and how, then draw themselves in the role with the animals and tools they would use.
Author Ponder Palette Plazza
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Tags Writing, Writing Prompt, Writing Prompts, Spring, Writing Centers, Spring Writing Prompts, Career, Careers, Labor Day, Labor Day Writing
Insect Counting Numbers 1-5 Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
Insect Counting links three representations of small quantities. Learners count each illustrated insect group, write the matching numeral, and also record the corresponding number word. A printed bank of values from one through five supports the written responses, while a completed companion page shows the intended matches. Moving from objects to digits and words helps children see that each form names the same amount and gives early practice with conventional number-word spelling.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Statistics
Is It True or False Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
The worksheet treats equality as a relationship rather than a cue to calculate only what comes after the sign. Learners evaluate groups of equations, compare the values on both sides, and fill bubbles for statements that are true. Several items include more than one operation or a less familiar equation arrangement, requiring complete evaluation instead of surface matching. The equation-selection reference provides the intended choices for review without exposing them in the listing.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Jack and the Beanstalk Masks - Full-Colour and Colouring versions included
, Not Grade Specific,
Printable Jack and the Beanstalk character masks are provided in both a full-colour version and a black-and-white colouring version across ten pages.
Author Little Owls Resources
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Tags Story, Role-play, Children Book, Jack And The Beanstalk, Mask, Jack And The Beanstalk Versions
L blends Worksheets
, Not Grade Specific,
The sequence addresses initial consonant blends beginning with C, B, F, G, P, and S followed by L. Early pages develop auditory discrimination and letter tracing, followed by picture finding, sorting, and writing the correct blend. Later tasks move into word building, spelling from pictures, cut-and-place matching, sentence completion, short passages, comprehension, dictation, and drawing. A final spinner activity asks learners to locate and read words by their opening blend.
Author Lilibette's Resources
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Tags Consonant B;ends, L-blends, L Blends, Phonics, Blends, K Phonics, Blends And Short Vowel Words, L Blends Worksheets, Phonic Worksheets, Kindergarten
Label a Diagram
, Not Grade Specific,
Twenty-four everyday-object diagrams — from a computer and a dog to a bicycle, a ladybug, and a beach scene — each pair a word bank with unlabeled parts for students to fill in, with a matching answer key for every diagram.
Author Soumara Siddiqui
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Tags Vocabulary Enrichment, Label A Diagram, Labeling, Labels, Vocabulary Building
Farm Animals Matching Worksheet – Cut & Paste
, Not Grade Specific,
Ten farm animal names — dog, cat, goat, horse, chicken, pig, duck, rooster, sheep, and cow — are matched to their pictures across two worksheet pages.
Author KD's Kids School Shop
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Tags Farm Animals, Matching Worksheet, Science Activity, Animal Printable, Farm Animal Matching Game Printable, Animal Matching Worksheet, Farm Animals Matching, Matching Animals Worksheet, Matching Farm Animals
Learning to Count How Many Worksheets
, Not Grade Specific,
Two count-and-circle pages and two trace-and-draw pages make up these how many worksheets, covering the numbers one through six. Counting runs both ways: two pages have students ring the numeral matching a pictured group, and two have them trace a numeral and draw that many objects.
Author KD's Kids School Shop
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Tags Counting Worksheet, Math Worksheet, Numbers, Count And Circle, Tracing
Less and More Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
Less and More Worksheet separates quantity comparison into two focused tasks. On the first page, learners inspect each pair of pictured groups and circle the set containing fewer objects; the second page reverses the prompt and asks for the set containing more. Keeping the layouts parallel lets teachers introduce the two comparison words one at a time before asking learners to contrast their meanings.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Statistics, More Or Less Worksheet
Less Than, Greater Than, or Equal To Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
Less Than, Greater Than, or Equal To Worksheet builds each comparison from visible dot quantities rather than isolated numerals. Learners count Group A, count Group B, and then record whether A is greater than, less than, or equal to B across the repeated rows. A corresponding checking page preserves the same group layout and supplies the relationship for each comparison.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Have Fun Teaching
Letter A Dab It Worksheets
, Not Grade Specific,
Three learner worksheets isolate different stages of letter recognition. The first asks children to locate uppercase A, the second focuses on lowercase a, and the third mixes both forms in the same field. Dot-marker responses add a simple fine-motor component without requiring handwriting. Teachers can assign the pages in sequence or select the case that matches current instruction, using errors to identify visually confusable letters.
Author The Connett Connection
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Tags Letter A, Dab It Activity, Dot Painting, Letter Recognition, Alphabet Center, Letter A Activities, Alphabet Activity
Letter A Worksheets - Cut and Paste Activities
, Not Grade Specific,
Three cut-and-paste sorting tasks build recognition of the letter A — sorting pictures that begin with A into an apple, sorting capital and lowercase A among distractor letters, and sorting pictures by long or short A vowel sound.
Author The Connett Connection
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Tags Letter A Worksheets, Cut And Paste Worksheets, Alphabet Worksheets, Beginning Sounds, Letter Recognition, Letter A Activities, Morning Work, Kindergarten Homework, Phonics Worksheets, Letter A Activity Worksheets, Letter I Worksheets Cut And Paste, Cut And Paste Alphabet Worksheets Pdf, Cut And Paste Letters, Alphabet Cut And Paste, Letter W Cut And Paste Worksheets, Cut And Paste Alphabet Worksheets
Letter C Cut and Paste Worksheets
, Not Grade Specific,
The first page asks children to select pictures whose names begin with C and attach them to a cactus. A second page separates capital C from lowercase c, while the third distinguishes examples of C from unrelated letters in both cases. Cutting and gluing turn each classification into a hands-on response. The progression moves from sound-based vocabulary to case recognition and then visual discrimination among distractor forms.
Author The Connett Connection
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Tags Letter C, Letter C Activities, Letter C Worksheets, Alphabet Worksheets, Cut And Paste Worksheets, Letter Recognition, Beginning Sounds, Initial /c/ Sound, Initial Sounds, Phonics Worksheets
Letter C Dab It Worksheets
, Not Grade Specific,
Each page presents a dense field of printed letters for selective marking. The first isolates uppercase C, the second isolates lowercase c, and the third mixes both target forms in one search. Children use a dot marker to cover each target while leaving unrelated letters untouched. Changing the target across pages develops case-specific recognition first, then requires flexible switching when capital and lowercase examples appear together.
Author The Connett Connection
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Tags Letter C, Letter C Activity, Letter C Worksheets, Dab It, Alphabet Activities, Dot Marker, Letter Recognition, Fine Motor, Alphabet Worksheets