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Use the clues in the chart to fill in the missing verbs! Students will practice finding the root word and implementing phonics skills to make changes to the root word before adding inflectional endings. Three charts are provided, each addressing a different phonics rule to make changes to the root word. 1) Add -s or -es? Students will practice looking at the root word ending to determine whether -s or -es is needed. Ex: mix - > mixes 2) Double the final consonant following a short vowel in

Welcome to France! Discover the landscapes, animals, culture, and monuments of France in this print-and-go unit study. An outline and guide are included as you walk through the lessons included in the unit study. Each page will have a reading and activity. A matching game and memory game are provided at the end of the unit study to help review what was learned. The unit study concludes with a report that students can complete to showcase all that they learned about the country of France.

Enter the world of Frances Hodgson Burnett’s The Secret Garden! The unit study serves as a companion to the book, with activities both prior to reading and throughout reading the novel. Closing activities include pages on book review and summary. In this study, we will dive into each chapter with either a focus on a literary device or comprehension questions to guide readers through the events of the novel. Through these pages, readers will be able to identify key components in the book and mor

Younger learners who are beginning map skills will love this fun neighborhood map! Practice reading the map together with the use of a map key. Read the prompts on the corresponding page to the student as they find locations, determine addresses, and read simple street names. In this activity geared towards young learners, students do not have to write their answers, but instead will point at the prompted locations and can offer oral responses.

It's time for a fall leaf hunt! Collect your leaves and sort by color. Find out how many of each color you have with these print and go pages to make a bar graph and tally chart. A perfect fall activity to practice beginning graphing skills.

Welcome to India! Discover the landscapes, animals, culture, and monuments of India in this print-and-go unit study. An outline, lesson guide, and recommended book list are included. Each page in the unit study will have a reading and activity. A matching game and memory game are provided at the end of the unit study to help review what was learned. The unit study concludes with a report that students can complete to showcase all that they learned about the country of India.

Each page of this unit study guides students through an adventure learning all about the classic stories known as fairy tales. Lessons are geared around reading a fairy tale, identifying the story elements, and an additional activity. After an initial focus on identifying story elements, the unit study begins to add on activities such as sequencing, comparing and contrasting, character maps, outlining story plots, and having fun with parodies of the stories we have read. Lesson pages are meant

Learn or review Newton's 3 Laws of Motion with this print-and-go cut and paste activity. Children will enjoy filling in the blank with the options they cut out from their word bank.

Have fun with reading and identifying inflectional endings! In this packet, two levels are provided for your students to read and identify each inflectional ending in a paragraph. The inflectional endings covered are: -s -es -ing -ed -ied -ies LEVEL ONE Students will read a paragraph to find the words with the indicated inflectional ending. Highlight the words found in the paragraph. Write the words. Finish by answering the Challenge Question at the bottom of the page. LEVEL TWO Students will re

Introduce and practice beginning skills with a bar graph and tally chart. A perfect fall activity for young learners.

Introduce students to pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters with this 18 page unit! The unit is easy to print and go as you walk through each coin and amount. Begin with pennies and practice counting pennies before layering on nickels, and so on. Activities include counting, matching, and cut and paste.

Practice and review ordinal numbers with this page that goes with the story "The Napping House" by Audrey Wood. After reading, work together to determine who is first on the bed to nap, second, and so on. This print and go page is cut and paste for early learners.

Familiarize students with the number line with these two print and go pages. The first page reinforces the number line for 1-10 and the second page reinforces the number line for 1-20. Both pages show a number line to help students as they work.

Practice map skills with a fun story! Students will read the map with the use of a map key to find the correct answers on a corresponding worksheet. The worksheet includes the map key and 6 questions that will take them through a short story about Helen and her friends. (Answer key included!)

What comes next in each seasonal pattern? Walk through the four seasons with this cut and paste activity!

Read with long "a" vowel words to create a bar graph, practice addition and subtraction, and write math sentences. A perfect blend of skills in one worksheet for your kindergartener or first grader.

Use this fun worksheet on "class pets" to blend skills for your kindergartener or first grader. Read with short e words to create a tally chart and bar graph. Close with practice writing numbers as you answer questions about your bar graph!

Practice sight word recognition while coloring the bubbles in this fun ocean themed set! Three pages are provided, each with a set of sight words. (The sight word "from" is duplicated and is on two of the three pages! Other sight words are not repeated.)

Review the numbers 1 through 10 in Spanish with these matching worksheets! Read, trace, and match.

Read with short vowel "i" words to create a tally chart and bar graph in this fun and colorful worksheet! Integrate different skills for your kindergartener or review with your first grade student. Close with practice writing the names of colors as you answer questions about your bar graph. Print and go!