Instant Worksheets
In each of these two paragraphs, there is one sentence that doesn’t quite fit. Students are asked to read the paragraph, then underline that out-of-place sentence. (more…)
Four kinds of sentences are represented on this worksheet, and students must decide which one describes each sentence. (more…)
Learning prefixes will help students better understand meanings of words. For this worksheet, students must look at a column of definitions, then decide with prefix to add to the given partial words to make each match a definition. (more…)
Given prefixes, roots, and suffixes, students must come up with complete words that match the definitions provided. (more…)
Perfect for your lessons on prepositions, this worksheet asks students to fill in the sentence with the correct word from a group of 15 prepositions. (more…)
Do you know where you will find all the items pictured? If the item is in the water, make an X through it; if the item is found in the sky, circle it; and if it’s found on the road, underline it. (more…)
The difference between common nouns and proper nouns is an important lesson, and students can practice identifying each in these twelve sentences. (more…)
There are six words on this worksheet, each with a short a sound. Can your students write a short sentence using each word? (more…)
There are six words on this worksheet, each with a short e sound. Can your students write a short sentence using each word? (more…)
Think your students know enough to make sentences using the short i words on this worksheet? Try ’em! (more…)