Students read and reread decodable words in connected text. In this language arts lesson, students focus on improving their fluency to help them gain more meaning from the text. The story focused on is Arthur's Loose Tooth.  

Students play a musical Alphabet game after listening to the book "Alphabet Letters" by Rolando Merino in this Language Arts lesson for early-elementary classrooms. The lesson includes an idea on how to evaluate student comprehension.

In this language arts letter b worksheet, students choose a homework activity from a list of four choice. There are directions provided for each choice.

In this language arts bug worksheet, students see 4 pictures of bugs, each with a descriptive word label. Students complete 4 sentences about the bugs, choosing the correct adjective.

In this language arts worksheet, young scholars color the pictures of objects which begin with P. Students also practice printing both upper and lower case P, as well as 3 words with the letter P. This is Zaner-Bloser style.

In this language arts worksheet, students find the pictures that match each of the four sentences and improve on the skill of sentence structure.

In this language arts worksheet, students study the American holiday of Labor Day. Students read a short factual passage, and answer 3 questions.

In this language arts worksheet, learners unscramble the twelve words and write the correct spellings on the spaces provided. The answers are on page 2.

In this language arts learning exercise, students examine the reading of the text in this short story with the clues of the pictures to help decipher meaning in context.

In this language arts activity, students practice examining the pictures and spelling the words correctly that are described in the image.

In this language arts worksheet, students examine the pictures and correlate the image to the correct spelling word by filling in the 7 lines.

In this language arts worksheet, students create new words by using the appropriate suffixes from the three columns. This is done while attaching them to the root word.

In this language arts worksheet, students write the correct word with adding the suffixes to the root word in the three columns. Special attention is paid to the "ed" ending.

In this literacy activity, students are tracked in language arts competency skills. The sheet is useful for teachers as they track students progress towards standards mastery.

For this language arts worksheet, students are led through the process of a writers' workshop with an emphasis upon editing and publishing.

In this Language Arts worksheet, students find the errors in a sentence and write it correctly below. Students also write a sentence about a time they drew a picture for something they love.

In this language arts worksheet, students construct a 3 level word building wheel with initial consonant, vowel and ending sound. There are no directions or pictures to help students figure out how to assemble the wheel.

For this language arts worksheet, students receive one of the 4 reward certificates when they have mastered reading and writing the specified phonemes and blends. Teachers sign and date these certificates before giving them to students.

In this language arts worksheet, students analyze a chart of 50 phonemes. The title reads "Do you know these sounds?" It appears that students learn the sounds on this list.

In this Language Arts worksheet, students read a story and record the chain of events. Students describe three events and the outcome of the story.

In this language arts worksheet, students learn cause and effect by reading 9 clues and solving them with a word from the word bank. Students complete the crossword puzzle.

In this language arts worksheet, students locate 8 words pertaining to birthday celebrations in a word search puzzle. The word bank features picture clues for each word.

In this language arts worksheet, students learn to organize research before writing a report by using this KWL chart. KWL stands for "What I Know, What I Want to Know, What I Learned."

in this language arts worksheet, learners practice reading short vowel a, o and e words by playing a game. Students use the Snakes and Ladders game board with words printed in the squares. There are no directions but the rules seem evident.