In this early childhood reading text worksheet, learners read a brief selection with a caregiver, on their own, and to their teacher in order to practice reading smoothly, without stopping.

In this early childhood reading text worksheet, students read a brief selection with a caregiver, on their own, and to their teacher in order to practice reading smoothly, without stopping.

In this early childhood sight words worksheet, students circle each word in 5 sentences. Students also point out 5 words in any book with the help of a caregiver.

In this reading a book at home instructional activity, 1st graders choose a book to read at home with a family member and then answer 2 short answer questions about the book.

In this reading a book at home worksheet, 1st graders choose a book to read at home with a family member and then list 2 things they remember most about the book.

In this reading a book at home worksheet, 1st graders read a book at home with a family member, draw a picture of what they story is mostly about and then write. in their own words, what the story is mostly about.

In this reading a book at home worksheet, 1st graders choose a book to read at home with a family member and then write what was the first thing that happened in the story, what happened in the middle and what happened in the end of the...

In this writing sentences worksheet, students complete several sentences using the prompt on the lined writing paper. Students will write about their families.

In this sharing information worksheet, 1st graders share with their families 3 things that happened at school that day and then write them down as a story on the lines provided.

In this early childhood literacy activity worksheet, students find a quiet place to have a caregiver read aloud to them and then explain why they enjoy listening to someone read to them.

In this early childhood literacy activity instructional activity, students find a quiet place to have a caregiver read aloud to them and then explain what the story was about.

In this talking about a favorite book worksheet, 1st graders choose a book to read with their family and then write the answers to 3 questions about their favorite book that they chose.

In this early childhood recognizing lowercase letters learning exercise, students identify the lowercase letters in a grid of 15 lowercase and uppercase letters. Students look through books to find lowercase letters as well.

In this early childhood recognizing uppercase letters worksheet, students identify the uppercase letters in a grid of 25 lowercase and uppercase letters. Students look through books to find 10 uppercase letters as well.

In this reading words fluently activity, 1st graders look over 6 groups of letters, say the sounds quickly and then say each word. Students write their favorite word on the line provided.

In this early childhood recognizing uppercase letters worksheet, students identify the uppercase letters in a grid of 15 lowercase and uppercase letters. Students look through books to find uppercase letters as well.

For this early childhood reading words worksheet, students sound out 5 letter combinations and then read the words with the consonant cluster. Students identify 5 words that begin with tr.

In this early childhood recognizing uppercase letters instructional activity, students identify the uppercase letters in a grid of 25 lowercase and uppercase letters. Students look through books to find 10 uppercase letters as well.

In this retelling important events worksheet, students write about two important events that happened in a story and read them aloud to someone in their families. Students write three short answers.

In this early childhood recipe reading worksheet, students and their caregivers read a recipe for cinnamon toast and make it.

In this early childhood non-fiction comprehension instructional activity, students read a non-fiction book with caregiver, list the important facts, and retell the book in their own words.

In this book or story review worksheet, students record the title, author, main characters, setting, and problem in the book or story. Students write five short answers.

In this early childhood identifying sentences worksheet, learners underline sentences remembering that they begin with a capital letter and ending with a period.

For this recognizing a nonfiction passage, students read a passage about sharks, determine if it is a make-believe fiction passage or a true nonfiction passage, and put an X on their answer choice. Students choose one answer.