In this beginning sounds worksheet, students draw lines to match 6 pictures with the initial consonant. Note: The consonants are capitalized.

In this matching pictures worksheet, students complete 2 activities that help them understand the usage of this, that, these, and those.

In this upper and lower case letter matching worksheet, students cut out 15 lower case letters which are printed on pictures of pumpkins. They match the pictures to the upper case letters shown on the worksheet.

For this matching pair worksheet, students draw a line from a picture in one column to its matching picture in a second column. Next, students write how many pairs there were in all.

In this letter matching learning exercise, learners match small pictures of apples with a letter in them to larger pictures that contain the same letter. They work with the letters g, h, i, j, k, and l.

In this matching pictures worksheet, students must recognize the animals and then draw lines to match the like animals one to one.

In this read and match instructional activity, students draw lines to match pictures with their correct names; all pictures are of food items, 12 total.

In this science worksheet, students cut and paste the 4 season words to label each picture. They label the pictures which represent each of the four seasons; a snowflake, colored leaves, an Easter basket, and a person resting on the beach.

In this literacy worksheet, 1st graders match the pictures of kids with each other. This is played after cutting out the pictures of children and this improves memory skills.

In this reading worksheet, students match 12 words with their correct picture. Words include coke, coat, bike, pipe, tire, and hole.

In this reading worksheet, students match 12 words with their correct picture. Words include meat, wave, rain, hive, robe, soap, and kite.

In this spelling worksheet, students match the pictures with the word endings and write in the missing letter to spell the word correctly.

In this word recognition worksheet, 1st graders read 5 words and match them with their corresponding picture. Each word is only three letters.

In this matching worksheet, students match pictures of traffic signs to the written description. There are twenty-nine different signs and descriptions for students to match.

In this picture cards worksheet, students cut out, color and match up thirty-six character cards. Students work with a partner to drill each other on the cards.

In this school supplies matching worksheet, students cut out pictures of school supplies and follow directions to play a matching game. A reference web site is given for additional activities.

In this math worksheet, students match the numbers 6-10 with pictures of sets. Students trace both the numerals and number names and draw lines to match them with the math sets.

In this spelling match worksheet, students choose the word that matches a picture and is correctly spelled. A reference web site is given for additional activities.

In this matching worksheet, learners draw lines from pictures of aliens to their "shadows." There are 5 aliens total, with matching black shadows.

In this money pictures and words activity, student fill in the blanks below 5 money pictures with the words that name them. They see the words in a word bank below the pictures. They see words which include penny, nickel, dime, and dollar.

In this math worksheet, learners practice counting from 1 to 10 by cutting apart picture and number cards. Students count the objects, then find the number card that corresponds to the picture. Learners match the cards.

In this alphabet awareness worksheet, students experience matching up the twenty six letters of the alphabet to pictures that begin with each letter of the alphabet.

For this ESL jobs picture-word matching worksheet, students match small, black and white pictures of jobs with the words that name them. They complete 10 matching examples.

In this ESL sentence matching instructional activity, students examine 10 pictures of people doing things. They match the pictures to the sentence, either a statement or a question, that tells what is happening in the picture.