Students explore the dispositional hearing as a part of the juvenile justice system. After a brief discussion of the parts of the disposition hearing, students work in groups to review case studies involving juveniles in Utah's justice...

In this counting practice worksheet, students examine 2 pictures and record the number of bats in each. Students may also color the pictures.

In this cutting practice worksheet, students use their fine motor skills to color an apple and cut the apple puzzle pieces along the dotted lines.

In this apples coloring activity worksheet, students add apples to the tree in the picture as they color the picture of a tree and the sky.

In this flower shadow match worksheet, students examine the 7 pictures of flowers and then match each of them to the shadowed pictures.

In this letter A worksheet, students use a pencil to follow the direction arrows and trace one large example of upper case letter A. Students see that the letter looks like a landing strip for an airplane.

For this spring coloring worksheet, students examine a picture of the smiling sun, flowers, bees, butterflies, and a pixie character. Students color the untitled picture.

In this pre-writing worksheet, students trace 14 straight lines that are raindrops in a picture. Students also trace 4 umbrella shapes with curved lines. Students color the picture.

In this printing worksheet, students trace 4 dotted examples of the word "brown". Students then practice on their own using the primary lines before coloring the word "brown" and a leaf outline. This is Zaner-Bloser style.

For this Easter vocabulary worksheet, students read and learn a list of 13 words that pertain to Easter. Students then find and circle the words in a word search puzzle.

In this love note worksheet, students color one large and one small heart. In the large heart, students write a love note to someone that begins with the words "I love you because..." Students sign their name in the small heart.

In this counting worksheet, students analyze a picture of an apple tree with a background of birds and clouds. Students count and record the number that tells how many birds, clouds and apples. Students then color the picture.

In this sorting and matching worksheet, students cut out pictures of Christmas toys at the bottom of the page. They paste the pictures on the decorated boxes in which they would fit. They can draw lines to match the toys to the boxes...

In this St. Patrick's worksheet, students study a page of clover pictures and search for the lucky shamrocks or four-leafed clover. Students color them green.

In this counting and drawing worksheet, students look at the number on the bow tie of 5 cats. Students draw that number of whiskers on the cats. All numbers are 10 or below.

In this sorting and categorizing instructional activity, students fill in the colors of a rainbow picture with Fruit Loops. Students color the pot of gold to complete the picture.

For this Mother's Day activity worksheet, students color the picture of a mother and child. Students then trace the words Happy Mother's Day.

In this early childhood prewriting skills worksheet, students use fine motor skills to trace the dotted lines in order to join baby birds with the mother bird.

In this Mother's Day activity worksheet, students color the picture of a mother and child. Students then trace the words Happy Mother's Day.

For this making a Father's Day card worksheet, students cut and paste the card pattern and insert and the write a message. Students cut and paste 6 items.

For this making a Father's Day card worksheet, students cut out the hearts and complete the starter, "Dad I love you because . . .. Students write 1 short answer.

In this making a Father's Day card worksheet, students color the jeweled crown and the sign "My Dad Rules". Students color 2 items.

In this making a puzzle worksheet, students cut out the picture of the American flag and cut it into smaller pieces to create a puzzle. Students make 1 puzzle.

In this Pledge of Allegiance activity worksheet, students draw a picture that represents their thoughts about the Pledge and then recite the words of the Pledge at the bottom of the worksheet.