Youngsters drill their alphabet skills, honing in on lowercase letters q and r. They trace and print each letter before connecting it to images with the same initial sound. They also complete the alphabet by adding these...

Little learners familiarize themselves with the letters u and v. They find objects in each of two pictures that begin with either v or u. They say the sound of each letter and then trace it several times. 

The lowercase letter c and d are highlighted in this two-part worksheet. Kids complete the top half by tracing then printing the letter c and locating images that begin with the /c/ sound. Part two requires them to trace then write the...

Start out your alphabet practice right using this phonics and printing learning exercise. Pre-readers begin by tracing and printing lowercase letters a and b and adding them to an incomplete alphabet at the bottom. They...

Which of these pictures begins with this sound? Learners focus on letters g and h in this alphabet practice instructional activity. They trace and print each letter and add them to an incomplete alphabet. Then, they...

Which of these words begins with the letter e? Scholars become familiar with lowercase letters e and f by visually matching. After tracing each letter, they draw lines from the letter to images beginning with the same...

Let your class learn about the sounds made by the letters s and t. They work to recognize each lowercase letter and match the letter to images that begin with the /t/ or /s/ sounds. They also trace each letter several times.

Young scholars read the story "Ten Black Dots." They brainstorm what you can do with dots. Students create a picture and a story with ten dots. They discuss how a computer uses dots. Additional ideas are listed for cross curriculum.

In this latitude and longitude instructional activity, students plot 39 latitude/longitude locations on a graph, connecting the dots as they go along.

For this latitude and longitude worksheet, students plot 34 latitude/longitude locations onto a graph, connecting the dots as they go along.

For this vocabulary acquisition worksheet, students connect the dots from the vegetables to their matching words. Students trace the vegetable words and find the missing letter to complete each vegetable word.

In this number pattern worksheet, students connect the dots from one to twenty. In this drawing worksheet, students complete one picture.

For this contour map worksheet, students create 3 different contour maps by highlighting all the data points with the same value and connecting the dots.

In this spelling worksheet, students circle the word in a pair that is spelled correctly, then connect the dots alongside the correctly spelled words to get from the pine tree to the lake.

In this letter S worksheet, students trace one dotted example of upper case letter S. Students color three letter S word pictures.

In this science worksheet, 2nd graders will complete a dot to dot. Students will connect the dots from one to forty-three to create the prey of a rockfish.

In this number recognition worksheet, students read and connect number dots. In this drawing worksheet, students connect twenty dots.

In this counting by 5's dot to dot worksheet, students connect the dots as they count from 5 to 150. Students color the picture of the pig.

In this math and coloring instructional activity, students count from 1 to 5, connecting the dots. The picture shows a fish with bubbles. This is an easy instructional activity.

In this easy math worksheet, students count from 1 to 5 and connect the dots. The picture shows a person's hand giving a bone to the dog. Students color the picture.

In this energy worksheet, students connect the dots to complete pictures of three types of energy that include solar energy, static energy, and stored energy. They color the page and draw other examples of energy in a box at the bottom...

In this circle and rectangle worksheet, students identify a circle and connect-the-dots from number one to number ten to draw a rectangle. Students problem solve one dot-to-dot activity.

For this sequencing worksheet, students connect the dots to form a snowman. They draw details such as a scarf, buttons, and stick arms to the snowman.