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(added October 30, 2024)
Read this short passage about a mouse eating cheese. Then answer the reading comprehension questions, practice basic writing and phonics skills, and draw a picture.
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(added October 30, 2024)
This short beginner reading comprehension passage is about a small yellow chick. Students will answer questions about the passage, practice writing and recognizing sight words, and draw a picture.
(added October 24, 2024)
This interactive activity will have students cutting and sorting singular and plural nouns such as, apple, birds, tree, and flower.
(added October 24, 2024)
This interactive activity will have students cutting and sorting singular and plural nouns.
(added October 24, 2024)
Kids will read each sentence and circle the plural nouns in each sentence.
(added October 24, 2024)
Practice forming plural nouns by adding -s or -es to the end of each word.
(added October 24, 2024)
Students can refer to this poster while learning about plural nouns.
(added October 24, 2024)
This activity is a great opportunity for students to demonstrate their understanding of nouns and verbs. Students will cut the pictures and sort under "noun" or "verb".
(added October 24, 2024)
Students will search around the classroom for 6 nouns that are things. Then they will write the nouns on the lines provided.
(added October 24, 2024)
This fun activity will get kids searching around the classroom for nouns. Students will write 6 different nouns that are people.
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(added October 24, 2024)
Kids will read the sentence and complete it with the noun.
(added October 24, 2024)
Cut out cute pictures of a house, a nurse, a baby, etc. and glue under the correct heading.
(added October 24, 2024)
Cut out cute pictures of a sheep, a tree, a bed, etc. and glue under the correct heading.
(added October 24, 2024)
This interactive activity is a perfect introduction to nouns. Kids will cut out the nouns and glue under the matching picture.
(added October 24, 2024)
Students will love coloring the picture of each noun, then tracing and writing the noun.
(added October 24, 2024)
Assess your students knowledge of nouns using this simple worksheet. Students will circle the noun in each sentence.
(added October 24, 2024)
Students will identify and circle the nouns in simple sentences such as, "The cat plays."
(added October 24, 2024)
Use this anchor chart as an aide to teach nouns. This poster will help students learn that a noun is a person, place, animal, or thing.
(added October 24, 2024)
Use this anchor chart to teach students about basic action verbs. The examples on this page are run, jump, eat, and push. Each example includes a sentence and a picture.
(added October 24, 2024)
Choose the verb and write it on the line to complete each sentence.
(added October 24, 2024)
With this page, students will cut out six basic action verbs. Then they will glue them under the picture that matches.
(added October 24, 2024)
This printout introduces learners to six simple action verbs: jump, run, read, eat, sleep, and play. Students will trace and write each word. They can also color a small picture for each word.
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button below worksheet descriptions to view our Spanish translations. Learn more.(added October 24, 2024)
Each of these sentences has one action verb. Students must find and circle it.
(added October 24, 2024)
On this worksheet, students will find the verb in each of five sentences.
(added October 24, 2024)
Don't forget to keep reviewing those language arts skills every day! This week, students will read a poem, practice vowel sounds, put words in alphabetical order, and more.
(added October 24, 2024)
These engaging, spiraling ELA review worksheets cover key 4th grade language arts skills such as coordinating conjunctions, reading comprehension, possessives, synonyms, and more.
(added October 24, 2024)
Practice important language arts skills with this week's set of ELA Buzz worksheets. These review pages cover topics such as prepositions, suffixes, prefixes, capitalization of titles, and more.
(added October 23, 2024)
Practice important fifth grade English language arts skills with more of our daily review worksheets. This set includes questions on hyperbole, suffixes, collective nouns, and much more.
(added October 23, 2024)
Check out our next week of second grade daily ELA review! Suffixes, contractions, and adjectives are just some of the topics covered.
(added October 23, 2024)
Review vowel sounds, verb tenses, and the homophones too, to, and two with this week's set of daily ELA review worksheets. Many more writing, grammar, and mechanics skills are covered as well.
(added October 22, 2024)
In week 11 of our first grade ELA Buzz series, we look at topics such as rhyming, proofreading, spelling, and much more.
(added October 22, 2024)
Keep practicing important language arts curricula standards with week 10 of our first grade ELA Buzz series.
(added October 22, 2024)
Master more elementary-level language arts skills with this next set in our first grade ELA Buzz series.
(added October 22, 2024)
This version of our Cat or Dog color-by-number double mystery picture includes numbers up to 50.
(added October 21, 2024)
This worksheet lets students color in either an apple or banana, depending on which page you give them. The numbers go up to 50.
(added October 21, 2024)
This version of our boat or plane double mystery picture uses numbers up to 50.
(added October 21, 2024)
Print out this file and you'll have two different mystery pictures for students to complete. They'll use numbers up to 50 to color in each one.
(added October 18, 2024)
This double mystery picture has the same two solutions as the one above, but it uses larger numbers.
(added October 15, 2024)
Use this set of daily ELA review worksheets to practice skills such as simple and compound sentences, title capitalization, parts of speech, idioms, and more.
(added October 15, 2024)
This printable file contains two color-by-number pages that look the same, but by following the different instructions, students will get two different pictures. This worksheet includes numbers up to 50.
(added October 15, 2024)
Help students learn key facts about the Louisiana Purchase with this immersive scavenger hunt activity.
(added October 10, 2024)
There are many ways to use these game cards. Kids can color in the picture cards, match -dge pictures with printed words, practice filling in the missing word beginnings, and more.
(added October 10, 2024)
Use this brainstorming graphic organizer to come up with common -dge words. Three picture hints help get kids started!
(added October 8, 2024)
Assign or let students pick their favorite of 8 pictures. Color the pennants, spell the dge trigraph words, then use string and tape to display your classroom creation!
(added October 8, 2024)
The words edge, judge, lodge, and bridge are each missing one or more letters. Students will use their knowledge of short vowel sounds and consonant spelling patterns to fill in the blanks, then rewrite the full words.
(added October 8, 2024)
Color in the -dge pictures, trace the four words, and then write the words without tracing.
(added October 8, 2024)
Practice handwriting six words that use the dge consonant trigraph. Color the pictures of a table edge, police badge, lodge, fridge, hedge, and friends nudging each other, and write the words on the primary lines below.
(added October 8, 2024)
Use trigraph words to complete the sentences in this phonics minibook. Color in the pictures, cut, and assemble to make a fun reference material.
(added October 8, 2024)
Cut along the dotted lines of 6 -dge words. Use glue to label the pictures with the correct word.
(added October 8, 2024)
Students can refer to this dge anchor chart to master the trigraph pattern. Illustrations depict model words edge, bridge, badge, dodge, judge, pledge, hedge, and lodge.
