In this unusual word and parent communication worksheet, students read a newspaper, magazine, or book then make a list of some new, unusual, or interesting words they found while reading. Kids write down a way to find the meaning of...

In this following steps worksheet, students listen carefully to a set of directions that a family member reads once to them. Students then attempt to accomplish the steps in the correct order and answer a series of questions about their...

For this showing possession worksheet, learners review the rules and several examples for apostrophe usage to show possession. Students' task is to change the phrases to show possession using an apostrophe.

In this editing writing worksheet, students write a story about the most exciting thing that ever happened to them. Students brainstorm ideas on this worksheet and then write the rough draft. Students then complete a checklist of their...

In this descriptive writing worksheet, students review the process of descriptive writing. Students choose a topic from the given list and then complete the brainstorming checklist. Parents or guardians must sign the worksheet.

In this spelling correctly worksheet, students cut along the dotted lines and have their parents or learning partners use the top half of the paper. They slowly read the five words to the students. Students fill in the missing letters to...

In this formal letter writing worksheet, students write a letter to their teacher to thank him or her for helping them learn. Students then have their family member reread the letter and make any necessary changes. Parents or guardians...

In this multi-paragraph writing worksheet, students write a story about their kitchen. In the first paragraph they write about the way the kitchen looks. The second paragraph students write about what they do in the kitchen. The third...

In this story writing worksheet, students write a story about a birthday party they went to and incorporate a clear beginning, middle, and end. Students must read the story aloud to family. Parents or guardians must sign the worksheet.

In this new word worksheet, students learn how to figure out new words using the other words in the sentence or context clues. Students then ask three questions to learn the new words listed. Parents or guardians must sign the worksheet.

In this listening worksheet, students listen to a family member talk about a favorite relative. Students then write down three questions about the relative, have their family answer the questions, and then write them on the worksheet....

In this sentence writing activity, students write a story about an animal they like and try to incorporate interrogative and declarative sentences. Parents or guardians must sign the activity.

In this writing format learning exercise, students learn to leave spaces between the words in a sentence by writing four sentences that describe their favorite food. Students have their family check their writing on the format for upper...

In this book section worksheet, students review the purpose of the table of contents in a book. Students then answer several questions using a table of contents. Parents or guardians must sign the worksheet.

In this book section activity, students pick any book and write down the title and author's name from the cover of the book. Students do the same for the title page of the book. Parents or guardians must sign the activity.

In this worksheet on following 2-step directions, students are instructed to first draw a box on the paper, then draw their favorite toy in the box. This worksheet is designed to be signed by parent and student when completed.

In this listening to reading instructional activity, students learn to listen when being read to. Students write down three things they remember from a story they have been read.

In this rhyming words activity, students learn to recognize words that rhyme by pointing to each word and reading it. Students then put an X on each word that rhymes with cat.

For this reading aloud worksheet, students read the sentences aloud and try to repeat the sentence exactly the way they heard it. Students then draw a picture of a dog who loves to run and jump.

In this reading words worksheet, learners learn to read some words quickly without sounding them out. Students read the words on each strip to their child and ask them to practice reading the words aloud.

In this name writing worksheet, learners practice writing their first and last names five times. Parents or guardians must sign the worksheet.

In this beginning sounds worksheet, students listen as a family member says each word to them. Students must tell the sound that each word begins with.

In this vowel worksheet, students trace the word beside a picture. All words have either the long e or long o sound. Worksheet is designed to be signed by parent and child when completed.

For this phonics worksheet, students practice saying each sound in a word, that blend the sounds and pronounce each word. Worksheet is designed to be signed by parent and child when completed.