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This worksheet gives practice for determining the correct ending of a plural noun with endings -s, -es, and -ies. This is a great practice tool for primary grades.

This product features color coded prefix, base words, and suffix cards that students can use in small groups or for centers to help build words with suffixes and prefixes, and also to help them identify what is the prefix, base word, and suffix. A list of words is provided so you can see how they should be matched up, and a recording sheet is provided for students to record the words they make. Just print on colored paper, laminate, and cut and you are ready to use this product!

Looking for a resource to help your students with blending, phonemic segmentation, and spelling for blend words? This is it! These blending cards help with words with beginning blends (l blends, r blends, s blends), some double final consonants, and also blends ending in -ck. This product can be used with students in person for small reading groups or online in the virtual classroom by showing the blending cards using a document camera as you place your finger on the dots for students to make

Do your students need help understanding questions and question words? These worksheets are designed to help students understand question words, know the differences between statements and questions, and recognize question marks. These worksheets could be used for independent practice, whole group practice, or for small group practice.

This product features many different worksheets to help engage learners who need more help with the digraph /th/. This is a no prep packet; just print and use! Students will have practice finding words with th, completing spelling, reading a decodable passage with /th/ words, and so much more.

This worksheet will help third graders use data to create a line plot with a title and a key. It meets common core standard 3.MD.4.

Use this rubric to grade the social studies standard of recalling student home address and phone number. You can also add notes for the parents to review on what the child was unable to answer.