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(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.
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(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.
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(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.
(added October 8, 2024)
Fill in the blanks with the words from the word bank to complete this cloze activity all about voting and elections.
(added October 7, 2024)
Use these vocab cards to reinforce students' understanding of election-related words like vote, ballot, candidate, governor, president, democracy, and more.
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button below worksheet descriptions to view our Spanish translations. Learn more.(added October 7, 2024)
Cut out the terms at the bottom of the page and glue them under the corresponding pictures.
(added October 3, 2024)
Hide these cards around the classroom and have your students complete this engaging and educational scavenger hunt activity about the American Revolutionary War.
(added October 3, 2024)
Give your students more practice with important ELA topics such as subject and predicate, capitalization, description, reading comprehension, and more.
(added October 3, 2024)
Print out this next set of daily ELA review worksheets to help your third graders keep up with and refine their language arts skills. Topics include contractions, possessives, proper nouns, and many other important skills related to ELA curricula.
(added October 3, 2024)
Work on more key ELA skills with this week's daily worksheets. These printables include practice with capitalization, contractions, proper word use, and much more.
(added October 3, 2024)
Keep those ELA skills fresh with this week's set of daily ELA Buzz worksheets for fourth grade. Skills this week include title capitalization, homophones, compound words, quotations, and more.
(added October 3, 2024)
This week's daily ELA worksheets cover important language arts concepts such as metaphors, proofreading, coordinating conjunctions, articles, and much more.
(added October 2, 2024)
Use these task cards to help your students practice telling the difference between adjectives and adverbs.
(added October 2, 2024)
Help your students practice basic reading, writing, editing, and grammar skills with these daily review worksheets. Each day covers a variety of English language arts skills.
(added October 2, 2024)
Practice direction words, proper spelling and word use, phonics skills, and more with this week's daily ELA review worksheets.
(added October 1, 2024)
This fun coloring page lets students design their own flying witch. The given illustration includes a moon, haunted house, and a cat on the front of the broom. The artist just needs to add the witch!
(added October 1, 2024)
This trick-or-treater illustration can be customized by young artists to show any costume they wish.
(added October 1, 2024)
This coloring page features a blank pumpkin that students can turn into their own unique jack-o'-lantern.
(added October 1, 2024)
Keep refining those language arts skills with week 6 of our first grade ELA Buzz worksheets. Skills covered this week include sorting words into categories, identifying vowels, question words, and more.
(added October 1, 2024)
Continue practicing important first grade ELA skills, including spelling, rhyming, plural nouns, and much more, with this week's set of ELA Buzz worksheets.
(added September 30, 2024)
Six of the twelve pictures on this sheet depict words containing the trigraph tch. Color them all in without coloring in any that use other spelling patterns!
(added September 27, 2024)
Add and subtract to solve the beginner math problems. There is a key at the bottom that will guide students to color each part of the dragon picture.
(added September 27, 2024)
On this worksheet, students will color the word, color the letters in the word, trace the word, and write the word in a sentence.
(added September 27, 2024)
Students will trace and circle the word another. Then they'll cut out the letters and glue them on the paper to make the word.
(added September 27, 2024)
Trace the word. Write it in the sentence. Then draw a picture.
(added September 27, 2024)
Use glitter, stickers, or markers to trace the giant sight word.
(added September 27, 2024)
On this printable, students will color by number, circle the word, count the letters, trace, and print the word.
(added September 27, 2024)
This page has large outline letters for painting or coloring the sight word another.
(added September 27, 2024)
Cut out the letters in the word Another and glue them in the correct spaces on the worksheet.
(added September 27, 2024)
Use an ink dabber, markers, or crayons to color the word another every time it appears on this worksheet.
(added September 27, 2024)
Students can practice their typing skills with this printable "laptop." Just have them fold the page to make the sheet resemble a real laptop. Then they can practice typing the sight word another on the keyboard.
(added September 27, 2024)
Cut out the puzzle pieces and put them together to form the word another.
(added September 27, 2024)
Trace the word another five times on the primary-ruled paper. Then try to write it two times.
