First graders explore the concept of double letter words. In this word recognition lesson, 1st graders discuss the concept and play a game that requires them to form double letter words.

First graders say compound words fluently. In this compound words lesson plan, 1st graders say compound words that are given to them on cards, and they try and say them automatically and as fast as they can.

Students write their stories. For this sight words and writing lesson, students examine a list of 20 teacher-provided dolch words and use them to write their own stories. Students share their stories with their classmates.

Students build word families. In this interactive language arts activity, students visit a website where they play a game creating word families. Students may print out their work when finished.

Learners read short stories containing Dolch sight words and describe the scenes and answer comprehension questions. After relating the stories to their own experiences or observations, they draw pictures illustrating a scene from the...

For this grouping words worksheet, students recognize the word that doesn't belong in a group. Students complete ten questions by choosing the word that doesn't belong with the other words.

In this root word worksheet, students use given definition to choose the best foreign root word that explains highlighted words in sentences.

In this vocabulary worksheet, 5th graders choose the correct word to complete 8 sentences, with immediate online feedback.

For this spelling worksheet, students read a list of 100 commonly misspelled words. Words include absence, accept, accidentally, embarrass, and perceive.

In this language arts learning exercise, students read 10 sentences that have two-word verbs. Students rewrite each sentence and substitute a different verb. Example: The rain is letting up. (The rain is stopping.)

In this online interactive vocabulary skills worksheet, students match the 10 vocabulary terms in the word bank to the appropriate definitions. Students may submit their answers to be scored.

In this Language Arts worksheet, young scholars read three lists of a variety of words. The words are categorized according to their word family.

In this word meanings worksheet, students utilize context clues to assist them in choosing the appropriate multiple choice meaning of each underlined word in ten passages. Students interact with skew, legitimate, manipulate and embittered.

In these word choice worksheets, students read the sentences and complete the sentences with the word choices of either or who or whom.

In these word choice worksheets, learners read the sentences and determine whether or not to complete the sentence with the word it's or its.

In this basic math word problem worksheet, students practice their math skills as they solve 4 word problems that require them to add and subtract.

In this Olympic events word search puzzle, students examine the 41 Olympic events listed in the word bank and locate them in the word search puzzle.

In this possessive nouns activity, students make underlined nouns in sentences possessive. An answer key is included.

For this addition quiz worksheet, students complete a quiz in which they solve 10 addition word problems. There is a grading scale included at the bottom of the page.

In this word problem worksheet, students complete a total of 6 money word problems; answers are available on page 2. A reference web site is given for additional activities.

In this strategies for solving math word problems activity, learners read two pages of examples and explanations, then solve 42 addition, subtraction, multiplication and division problems, answer sheet included.

In this recognizing words with -er endings worksheet, students use Bingo cards to match the base word with the words with the -er suffixes. Students use 16 answers.

In this recognizing words with -ing endings learning exercise, students use Bingo cards to identify base words with -ing endings. Students use 16 answers.

Students engage in a game of Exquisite Corpse. By looking at a painting by Ren?? Magritte and creating their own Surrealist "room," students further explore the Surrealist idea of placing common objects in unusual locations.