TFK Family Reading

In this reading skills worksheet, students read a short passage and study the diagram of the tiger and its adaptations. Students use the information to answer the 4 questions. Students read the cover story 'Grrreat News for Tigers' and...

In these reading skills worksheets, students read the chart to learn about some of the world's highest mountains and answer the 5 questions about the chart. Students then write a draw ideas for their own magazine.

In these weather worksheets, students complete a graphing activity for rainy and sunny weather. Students then read the sentences about weather in English and Spanish and cut out the weather symbols to paste in the correct box.

In this Time for Kids worksheet, students read and article about entertainment and respond to the book it activity. Students respond to 10 short answer questions regarding plot and literature genres.

In this friendship-themed worksheet, students read an article regarding friendships, complete a variety of activities, and then draw 1 of their friends in the space provided.

In these two Presidents of the United States worksheets, students read facts about President George Washington and President George W. Bush, cut and paste words to complete a Venn Diagram, circle the pictures of Presidents on U.S. coins...

In this recognizing the three branches of the United States government worksheet, young scholars read a chart about the legislative, executive, and judicial branches and use the information to answer questions. Students write 5 answers.

In this current events worksheet, students identify the various features offered in the TFK magazine. They write the cover headline for the magazine shown. Students also select their favorite story and describe it briefly.

In this earth science worksheet, students study the graph pictured to identify how much water Americans use at home each day. Then they respond to five questions below the graph. Students also write three ways that they can save water at...

In this cause and effect worksheet, learners read illustrated sentences about an emergency situation and match the action that should be taken. Students match 4 answers.