In this word comparison worksheet, students say the three words in each row and then pick the word that does not belong. Parents or guardians must sign the worksheet.

In this uppercase and lowercase letters worksheet, students read each letter and draw a circle around each uppercase letter. Parents or guardians must sign the worksheet.

In this letter recognition worksheet, students find the letter "w" in the story and point it out four times. Students find a "p" in the story, all the "m's", and all the "o's."

For this source information worksheet, students have their family members read the letters and numbers from the license plates. Students then read the letters and numbers.

For this letter sounds worksheet, learners look at each letter in the words and make all of the sounds. Students say the sounds quickly and then say the word.

In this word sounds worksheet, students point to each word and say it slowly. Family members repeat the word and then ask the children to name the sounds.

In this beginning word sounds instructional activity, students listen to a family member say each word. Students then tell the sound the word starts with.

In this letter sounds worksheet, learners say the sound that each letter makes and then name the letter the matches the sound. Students then write their names and say the names of the letters.

In this word sounds worksheet, students cut out the words in the boxes. Students then look at one word at a time and name the sounds they hear. Students say the word.

In this letter sounds worksheet, students look at each word, point to each letter, and make that letter's sound. Students repeat each word on the page. Students then sound out the letters in their name.

In this letter sounds worksheet, students have a family member read each line to their child. The students then tell the letter for the sound he or she hears at the beginning of the word.

In this ending sounds worksheet, students name each pictures and listen for the last sound. Students then write the letter for the last sound they hear.

In this letters and sounds instructional activity, students name each picture and listen to the beginning sound in the word. Students circle the letter with the same sound.

In this simple words worksheet, students look at each picture and name the object. Students use a pencil to circle four of the things they like best. Students sound out each word for the pictures and write the letters that spell each...

In this sentences and ideas activity, 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.

In this spelling activity, students look at each picture and name the object. Students sound out the word for each picture and write the letters that spell each word on the lines under the picture.

In this vocabulary acquisition worksheet, students write down three new words they learned at school. A family member then writes a sentence for their child using one of the new words and read the sentence aloud.

In this following text worksheet, students tell a story about their family in their own words and ask a family member to write it on the provided lines. The family member then reads the story to the child.

In this important school words instructional activity, students have a family member write two words that are important to know in school. Students then ask their child to name and write the first letter of each word and the last letter.

In this learning shapes worksheet, students study the different pictures of circles. Students use a crayon to draw around the circles in the pictures and then write the word circle twice.

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 new words worksheet, students learn the word for the week and practice writing the word. Students ask their family to help finish the sentence using the word.

In this word connection worksheet, students read several color words and determine how the words are alike. Students then read some animal words and determine how they are alike. Students then try to think of some other words that go...

In this vocabulary acquisition worksheet, students pick out a book and name its title and author. Students read the book with their family and ask them to help them write down three new words from the story. Students then word with their...