Reading, writing and phonics worksheets.
Worksheets and graphic organizers for letters and sounds, grammar, main idea, context clues and figurative language.
- Language arts · Worksheets
Letter B Worksheet
Students trace uppercase and lowercase b, pick out pictures that start with the b sound, and find every b hidden among look-alike letters.
- Language arts · Worksheets
Letter D Worksheet
Children trace big D and little d, colour pictures that start with the d sound, and dot every d among look-alike letters.
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Compare and Contrast Graphic Organizer
Students sort how two things are alike and different in a three-part Venn diagram, then sum up both sides using signal words.
- Language arts · Worksheets
Letter T Worksheet
Students trace T and t, mark thumbs up or down for six pictures by first sound, and join dots to build each letter.
- Language arts · Worksheets
CVC Words Worksheet
Students blend and write six CVC words, match four pictures to their words, and change one letter to finish two word ladders.
- Language arts · Worksheets
Letter H Worksheet
Students trace H and h, match four capital letters to their lowercase partners, and colour a path of h pictures from Start to home.
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Context Clues Worksheet
Students use definition, synonym, antonym, example and general clues to work out 11 unfamiliar words in sentences and a short passage.
- Language arts · Activities & games
Letter F Craft
Students colour and cut out a big letter F, fish pieces and six f picture cards, then glue them together into a fish scene.
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Cause and Effect Graphic Organizer
Students record three cause-and-effect pairs from any text, trace a three-step chain, and decide whether one event is a cause or an effect.
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Teaching language arts with these resources.
A simple shape for any lesson. Adapt it to your class.
- 1Start together
Make the thinking visible.
For letter worksheets, name each picture aloud before students start.
- 2Let them try
Give practice a purpose.
Have students fill in an organizer for a text you are reading together.
- 3Bring it back
End with an explanation.
Ask students to underline the clue or detail behind each answer.
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