In these book parts worksheets, students receive help from a family member to complete the 4 worksheets. Students find a book's title and author, the plot, and the setting to complete the exercises.

In this genre worksheet, 3rd graders review the difference between fiction and nonfiction literature. They write an X on the correct line for each of 6 titles which tells if the book is fiction, nonfiction, or other. There is a place for...

In this grammar worksheet, learners and parents review the definition of a suffix. They practice using the suffix "er" as they add it to words while completing 6 sentences. They independently write sentences using words that include the...

In this reading worksheet, student read a list of 10 commonly used words, then practice reading a poems that uses the words. Worksheet is designed to be signed by both student and parent when completed.

In this longer word worksheet, students review the chunking sound method for spelling longer words. Students then review a list of longer words and select four to write on the provided lines. Students then write short sentences for these...

In this following instructions worksheet, students and their caregivers complete the worksheet as the caregiver reads aloud 3 sentences containing instructions while the child follows the instructions given.

In this book genre activity, students read the titles of four different books and then write F for fiction or NF for nonfiction on the lines below the books. Parents or guardians must sign the activity.

In this plural nouns worksheet, 3rd graders write the plural nouns from the 6 nouns in parentheses at the end of each sentence that complete each sentence grammatically correct.

For this reading worksheet, students listen to a family member read 1 total of 6 sentences and clap each time they hear a word. Worksheet is designed to be signed by parent and student when completed.

In this early childhood beginning sounds learning exercise, students say the name for 15 pictures and, with the help of a caregiver, write the beginning sound of each word.

In this identifying sentences worksheet, students distinguish among letters, words, and sentences with the help of a caregiver.

In this early childhood beginning sounds worksheet, students say the name for 15 pictures and, with the help of a caregiver, write the beginning sound of each word.

In this early childhood beginning sounds worksheet, students say the name for 15 pictures and, with the help of a caregiver, write the beginning sound of each word.

In this early childhood pre-writing worksheet, students learn to write down ideas before writing as they make a list of things to talk about in their story with help from a caregiver.

In this early childhood vowel sounds worksheet, students name 12 pictured items, listen for the vowel sound, and identify the correct word for each item by circling them.

In this early childhood vowel sounds worksheet, students name 12 pictured items, listen for the vowel sound, and identify the correct word for each item by circling them.

In this early childhood short a and short e learning exercise, students trace the words hat, bed, nest, bat, fan, pen, pets, and man.

In this beginning sounds worksheet, students name each picture and then write the letter for the beginning sound of each word.

In this sound and letter worksheet, students tell the sound that each of the eight words ends with. Parents first say each word to the child, then the child tells the sound the word ends with. For more fun, students choose five words...

In this ending sounds worksheet, students name each picture and then write the letter of the ending sound of the word for each picture on the line.

In this beginning sounds worksheet, students say the name of each of the six pictures on the worksheet. Next the students have 5 sentences in which they choose a word from the box to complete each sentence.

In this learning new words worksheet, students review any new words they heard in school and their meanings. Students work with a family member to write the words down.

In this sentences and ideas worksheet, students tell their family about their day at school. The family member writes the words the student says on the provided lines. Students then draw a picture of their favorite part of the school day.

For this writing worksheet, students learn to write stories with a clear beginning, middle, and end. Students write their story about a day at school. Students plan their stories by writing in the beginning, middle, and end charts and...