in this number 3 activity, students color the number 3, practice tracing and printing the word and trace and print the phrase "three kites."

In this language arts activity, students learn to recognize the sight word "take" by tracing a dotted example and then writing their own word in DeNelian printing. Students then color the picture which illustrates the verb "take."

In this letter B worksheet, students fill in the letter b at the beginning of the word "banana," practice printing and tracing the word banana and the sentence "It's a banana," then color a picture of a banana.

In this letter G activity, students fill in the first letter of the word goose, practice tracing the word, first by itself and then in a sentence. Students then color a picture of a large goose.

In this letter "C" activity, learners trace over the word "carrot", count and add the carrots, color the stars with "c", and sort three sets of pictures.

In this letter d worksheet, students trace the word date, add pictures of dates and write sums, color stars with letter d inside and circle correct items in pictures. 

In this letter i activity, students trace the word ice cream, add pictures and write sums, color pictures with the letter i and circle correct items in pictures. 

In this letter "J" worksheet, students trace over the word "juice", count and add the glasses of juice, color the stars with a "j", and sort three sets of pictures.

In this letter R worksheet, students trace the word "ribbon," add pictures of ribbons and write sums, color stars with the letter r inside and circle correct items in pictures. 

In this letter T learning exercise, learners trace the word "tomato," add pictures and write sums, color tomatoes with the letter t inside, and circle correct items.

In this letter u instructional activity, students trace the word umbrella, color umbrellas with the letter u, add pictures and write sums and circle correct items in pictures. 

In this letter v activity, students trace the word vet, count vets and write sums, color stars that have the letter v inside and circle correct items in pictures.

In this grammar worksheet, students practice tracing and writing the letters in the word fire three times a piece. Students then color and decorate a picture of a fire.

For this handwriting worksheet, students utilizing phonics pronounce, trace and write the word keys four times on the lines provided and then color a picture of a set of keys.

In this comparing living things worksheet, students examine pairs of pictures that show living organisms such as a snail, a cat, a butterfly, a giraffe, and a rabbit. They look at pairs of pictures and orally answer questions using...

In this handwriting:  ten mice worksheet, 1st graders trace and write the words twice, then color the numerals and the pictures of the mice.

In this number 7 worksheet, learners color the number and a picture of 7 rabbits, and practice tracing and printing the word "seven" and the phrase "seven rabbits." 

In this number 6 instructional activity, learners color a large number 6 and trace and practice writing the word "six." Worksheet is labeled as ESL, but is not exclusive.

In this handwriting:  how many peaches worksheet, 1st graders trace the letters, write the words and color the pictures of a peach and the numeral one.

In this letter "E" worksheet, students trace over the letters of "egg", count the eggs, color the stars with "e" on them and sort three sets of pictures.

In this letter p worksheet, students trace the letter p, count pots and write the sums, color stars with the letter p inside and circle correct items in pictures.

In this the letter "Z" worksheet, learners trace over the letters to write "zip", then count how many zips there are, then color the stars with "z" and sort the three sets of zips.

In this printing practice activity, students learn to form both upper and lower case DeNelian letter Aa. Students trace the dotted example and then write their own letters. Students color the anteater picture.

In this coral reef design worksheet, student use pattern blocks, tangrams, or pentominos to make a design that looks like the animals and plants that live in a Coral Reef. They trace the shapes on your paper, color it, and label each...