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(added July 29, 2026)
Build the words know and knight with the letters from the bottom of this printout. Glue them in the correct order under each picture.
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(added July 29, 2026)
Cut out the letters at the bottom of the page and use them to build the two words shown by pictures on this printout. Glue the correct letters in place to spell the words.
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Cut out the six kn- words at the bottom of the page. Then glue them to the correct picture on this printout.
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Review words that have the kn- digraph with this phonics flip book. Words included are: knight, know, knee, and knock.
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This silent letter mini book features several kn words with the silent k. Students can write the words, color the pictures, and put the book together.
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Have each of your students make a pennant by coloring in a picture and writing a kn- word on the lines below it. Then put the pennants on a piece of string or rope and display them in your classroom.
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With this cut and glue activity, students will look at pictures that show words that start with the /n/ sound. They will have to determine whether each word begins with a silent k or simply the letter n.
(added July 29, 2026)
Help your students review words with the silent k, such as knob, knock, knuckle, knack, knapsack, knowledge, and more, with this set of flashcards
(added July 29, 2026)
Put together and spin the word wheel to practice reading silent k words such as know, knead, knight, knee, and more.
(added July 28, 2026)
The words on this word slider are knot, knee, knife, knock, knit, kneel, know, knuckle, knight, and knead.
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(added July 28, 2026)
Use the cards in this printable file for a variety of different card games and activities involving kn- words.
(added July 28, 2026)
Cut out the words and arrange them to spell sentences using at least one kn- word in each sentence. Then write the sentences on the lines provided.
(added July 28, 2026)
Pull out the letter stampers and practice spelling each of the silent k words on this printout. Perfect for learning centers, this worksheet keeps students engaged while spelling out the words know, knit, knee, knob, and knife.
(added July 28, 2026)
The words on this anchor chart all have a silent k. The words included are: knife, knee, knot, know, knight, knob, knock, and knit.
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Color the pictures that show words starting with kn-. The words all start with the same sound, so students will need to be familiar with the silent k.
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Use the pictures to choose the correct kn- words from the top of the page. Write the words on the primary lines below the pictures.
(added July 28, 2026)
Color, trace, and write the kn- words on this printable worksheet. The words are: know, knit, knock, and kneel.
(added July 27, 2026)
Look at the pictures and fill in the missing letters to complete the kn- words. Then write the words on the lines below.
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Draw lines to match the pictures to the correct silent-k words. Words include knob, knit, knot, kneel, and knight.
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Fill in the blanks with letters to create the missing kn- word in each sentence.
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Complete each sentence with the best word from the word box. Pictures are included alongside each kn- word.
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This word web has space for students to write six kn- words. Pictures give them clues to three possible responses.
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Challenge your students to think of as many kn- words as they can. They can write them on the primary lines provided and add more on the back of the page if necessary.
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This week, the daily word problems focus largely on finding volume of different shapes, including measurements with fractions.
(added July 27, 2026)
Keep your students' math skills sharp by having them complete these daily worksheets focusing on important aspects of the 6th grade math curriculum.
(added July 27, 2026)
Solve real-world math problems involving all four operations, speed, area, and much more.
(added July 27, 2026)
This week, students will focus on ratio and rate reasoning, solving problems involving finding the whole or a percent, and more.
(added July 27, 2026)
Make sure your students understand line plots, operations with fractions, rectangular prisms, and much more with this week's set of daily math review worksheets.
(added July 23, 2026)
Can your students figure out the secret number using the 5 clues given? They can try to guess each day or wait until they've heard all of the clues.
(added July 23, 2026)
Use one clue each day to try to determine the secret number. Students will have to use their math skills to figure it out.
(added July 23, 2026)
Give students one clue each day and see how quickly they can guess the secret number.
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Have your students write about two separate causes, each with two effects that came as a result of that cause.
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With this cause and effect graphic organizer, students will write about four different effects of one similar cause.
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Use this printout to help students organize their thoughts about certain causes & effects. There is space for them to write 4 separate examples of a cause and effect.
(added July 22, 2026)
These daily review worksheets cover a variety of important math skills, including word problems, coordinate planes, number lines, geometry, and more.
(added July 22, 2026)
Plot decimals on a number line, complete inequalities, evaluate multistep expressions, and do much more with this week's set of 6th grade daily math review worksheets.
(added July 21, 2026)
For the first week of 6th grade Math Buzz, students will review key 5th grade math concepts, including naming points on a coordinate grid, evaluating expressions, and much more.
(added July 21, 2026)
Reflect on the ways in which you treat others with this worksheet. Give examples of strengths and areas you can improve on.
(added July 21, 2026)
Write about your personal strengths and weaknesses when it comes to how you interact with others.
(added July 21, 2026)
Use this worksheet to help students reflect on how they learn new things. They'll focus on self-awareness by writing about their personal strengths and ways to improve upon their skills.
(added July 20, 2026)
With this worksheet, students will reflect on how they treat themselves. They'll think about their personal strengths in this area, as well as qualities they can improve on.
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With this primary-lined worksheet, students will write about what they like to do with friends, what a friend has helped them learn, and what they have helped a friend learn.
(added July 20, 2026)
This worksheet asks students to write down something they can do now that they could not do a year ago, who helped them learn it, and something that makes them proud.
(added July 20, 2026)
Teach students the basics about artists with this worksheet. After reading a short passage describing what artists are, they will draw a picture of themselves as an artist—whatever that means to them!
(added July 20, 2026)
This worksheet has two short paragraphs with a brief description of what makes a musician. It also asks students to draw their favorite musician or one they've made up.
(added July 20, 2026)
This printout is a perfect worksheet to use while introducing young students to the arts. They will color the tools an artist would use to make a picture blue and the tools a musician would use to make music red.
(added July 16, 2026)
Have your students reflect on and explain 3 things they enjoy and 3 things they don't enjoy. They should use details to explain their choices.
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Intended for younger students, this worksheet instructs you to draw and write about 3 things you like and dislike.
(added July 16, 2026)
Students will write a list of five things they like and five things they dislike.
(added July 16, 2026)
Knowing one's personal strengths is an important part of self-awareness and social and emotional learning. Use this anchor chart to show students examples of possible strengths. Then ask them to identify some of their own strengths.
