Reading, writing and phonics worksheets.
Worksheets and graphic organizers for letters and sounds, grammar, main idea, context clues and figurative language.
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Letter M Worksheet
Students trace M and m, choose the first letter for six pictures, and write m to finish map, mouse and magnet.
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Subject and Predicate Worksheet
Students mark where the subject ends in six sentences, match subjects to predicates, and finish sentences by adding the missing part.
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Letter N Worksheet
Students mark the n pictures on a sound flower, find five hidden N's and n's in a picture scene, and trace N and n.
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Common and Proper Nouns Worksheet
Students sort 12 nouns as common or proper, write proper nouns of their own, and fix missing capitals in three sentences.
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Main Idea Worksheet
Students read three short nonfiction paragraphs, choose each one's main idea from three options, write a supporting detail, and title one paragraph.
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Theme Graphic Organizer
Students answer four clue questions about a story's main character, then use the clues to write the theme with proof from the story.
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Main Idea Graphic Organizer
Students write a main idea on an umbrella's canopy, add three supporting details in the raindrops below, and sum it up in one sentence.
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Short A Worksheet
Students pick out pictures with the short a sound, write a to finish four picture words, and read and draw two short a sentences.
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Story Map Graphic Organizer
Students follow a winding road through seven stops to record a story's characters, setting, problem, three main events and solution.
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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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