“A Little Adjective Practice” (Printable and H5P)
Give adjective practice with Mary and Larry the Lamb! Ten items each have one adjective to mark.
Give adjective practice with Mary and Larry the Lamb! Ten items each have one adjective to mark.
Eight double-letter words are hidden in the grid. Highlight them with your cursor.
What’s in a name? Teach about history and the English language with this fun handout.
It’s grammar practice with Churro the cat! Ten sentences about cat life each have one verb to mark.
How quickly can you find six pairs? Tap to show two cards at a time.
Tap two cards to turn them over. Work to find five matching pairs.
Tip: After flipping a card, read it aloud. This can help you remember its location.
This set of noun worksheets fits multiple skill levels. Topics range from a snoopy squirrel to the moons of Saturn.
Learning the alphabet, we tend to confuse b and d. This freebie from Sudden Homeschool can help kids learn the difference.
The download is a black-and-white PDF. Extra materials: Blue and yellow crayons or markers.
Assign smart and fun reading comprehension for Halloween! This three-pack of Halloween worksheets is meant for grades 2 and 3.
Writers tend to overuse the word “said.” This lesson plan helps improve word choice.
Help assess reading comprehension with the Halloween story “A Change of Costume.”
Give handwriting practice with four worksheets entitled “Trace Winter Words.”