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Get more practice with independent and dependent variables in relation to tables, word problems, and ordered pairs.

Use this worksheet to practice writing equations and identifying the dependent and independent variables in the given scenarios.

Use the word problems on this page to practice identifying both dependent and independent variables.

Create one-step algebraic expressions with a variable to represent each of the given situations.

Play this fun and engaging game with your students to have them practice finding equivalent expressions.

Match the equivalent expressions by combining like terms, simplifying, or using the distributive property.

With this worksheet, students will determine which four expressions are equivalent and circle the one that is not. Students may need to simplify expressions, use the distributive property, or combine like terms to find the correct answers.

Use the given word problems to write expressions using variables.

Use this anchor chart to help students understand independent and dependent variables in relation to equations, tables, graphs, and word problems.

Complete each horizontal table using the word problems and equations given. Then identify what the independent and dependent variables represent.

Use the equations and word problems to complete each table and identify what the independent and dependent variables represent.

Early learners can read this short passage and complete the basic comprehension and writing activities.

This worksheet includes a short passage targeting a kindergarten reading level, as well as questions to test basic early ELA skills and reading fluency.

Test reading fluency and practice kindergarten reading skills with this worksheet that includes a short passage about a kid's red bike.

Practice converting between decimals, fractions, and percentages with this interactive classroom scoot game.

Synonyms, indefinite pronouns, linking clauses, and puns are just a few of the topics your fifth graders will be practicing with this week's set of ELA Buzz worksheets.

Review homophones, irregular verbs, subject-verb agreement, and much more with this week's set of daily ELA Buzz worksheets.

Daily practice helps make sure students don't fall behind or forget important ELA skills. This week students will review metaphors, double negatives, reflexive pronouns, and more.

Make sure your students are practicing ELA skills everyday with this set of spiral review. They'll practice adverbs, homophones, reading comprehension, and more.

Work on basic verb tense skills, capitalization, punctuation, and more first grade language arts concepts.

Keep practicing key first grade ELA skills such as rhyming, vowel sounds, commas, and more with this week's set of daily review.

Whether you're reviewing for state tests or just trying to get some practice on key concepts, ELA Buzz has what you need to keep your 5th graders' language arts skills fresh. Work on suffixes, proofreading, sentence subjects, and much more.

Work on important ELA topics like idioms, hyperbole, direct addresses, interjections, and more 5th grade concepts with this week's set of ELA Buzz worksheets.

This week your students will review 5th grade vocabulary, correlative conjunctions, roots and affixes, metaphors, and more.

Continue your daily language arts review with week 14 of our 5th grade ELA Buzz series. Among other things, your students will spiral back to concepts like commas and quotation marks, practice high-level vocabulary, and correctly use present and past participles.

These daily language arts worksheets are a great way to review important ELA skills or prep for state tests. They are closely correlated with current standards and focus on concepts important for 5th grade learners.

These daily ELA sheets are great for state test prep or just regular language arts review. Correlated closely with current standards, they focus on grade appropriate phonics, grammar, vocabulary, and conventions skills.

Work on key parts of fourth grade ELA curricula this week with our daily spiral review worksheets. Topics include suffixes, quotations, synonyms, and much more.

With this punctuation worksheet, students will complete each sentence with the best punctuation mark.

Draw lines to match the four basic shapes to the real-life objects of the same shape.

On this worksheet, students will review 4 basic shapes: circle, square, rectangle, and triangle. They will determine which shape each object shown is. Objects are real-life things they've seen such as a round pizza, a pizza slice, a hanger, a clock, and a book.

Write the correct end punctuation to complete each sentence on this pet-themed punctuation practice worksheet.

This simple anchor chart helps students understand to purpose of a period, question mark, and exclamation point. It also includes example sentences for each type of punctuation.

Give your students some practice with end punctuation with this simple cut & paste activity. They will cut and glue the question mark, period, and exclamation point next to the appropriate words.

Choose from the prepositions in the box to complete each sentence to match the picture.

Students will complete the sentence and color in the matching picture on this preposition worksheet.

With this preposition printout, students will fill in a blank primary line with a preposition to complete the sentence. Then they'll color the picture that goes along with it.

With this preposition worksheet, students will pick from 3 prepositions to complete each sentence based on a picture. The given prepositions are in front of, on, and in. This question sheet makes a great activity for reviewing prepositions.

Match the sentences with prepositions to the pictures they match. Prepositions in this activity include on, under, behind, next to, and in front of.

With this worksheet, students will listen to the long o words their teacher reads aloud. Each is spelled with either an o or o-e. Students have to pick which word out of their list of 4 the teacher read. At the end, two words are read that students must write on their own.

Teachers will read long o words spelled with oa, oe, and ow. Students will select the correct word from a list of four. At the end, two words are read that students have to spell on their own. Primary lines are provided.

Celebrate your student's graduation from OT with this printable award certificate.

You can write your student's name on this certificate to help them celebrate their accomplishments and graduating from speech therapy.

Help your students refine important language arts skills with this week's set of ELA review worksheets. They'll work with adjectives, syllables, contractions, and much more.

Keep practicing important language arts concepts with this week's set of daily ELA review worksheets.

Explore metaphors, title capitalization, sentence types, and more with this week's set of ELA Buzz worksheets.

Keep working on those important ELA skills with these daily worksheets. This week, students refresh their skills on spelling, reading comprehension, adjectives, punctuation, and more.

With this week's 5th grade ELA Buzz worksheets, students will refine skills related to dialogue, homophones, idioms, parts of speech, and more.

This week's set of review worksheets includes exercises on superlative and comparative adjectives, compound sentences, analogies, and more.

Practice more crucial 4th grade English language arts skills this week with our next set of ELA Buzz.