Instant Worksheets
Students learning about punctuation need to understand when to use a period, question mark, or exclamation point. They can practice on this worksheet, which has ten sentences in need of proper punctuation. (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…)
Certain prefixes have numerical meanings, and this worksheet will test your students’ knowledge of those prefixes by having them write the correct number for each word in the given sentences. (more…)
Learning to write numbers is easy with this worksheet, which allows students to first trace the number 8 and the word eight then try it on their own. (more…)
Learning to write numbers is easy with this worksheet, which allows students to first trace the number 9 and the word nine then try it on their own. (more…)
An oxymoron is one of those quirks of the English language that can be difficult to master. Have students try their hand at identifying them in ten different sentences on this worksheet, then have them write two of their own. (more…)
Writing well means understanding the basic structure of a paragraph. On this worksheet, students will identify topic sentences, supporting sentences, and concluding sentences in a paragraph. (more…)
The first lesson on parts of speech is learning to identify each. This worksheet gives students ten sentences, and asks them to identify the noun(s), verb(s), and adjective(s) in each. (more…)
This worksheet features a letter that is missing proper capitalization. Students will circle the words that need to be capitalized, then properly rewrite an underlined sentence. (more…)
This fun worksheet has kids color the sneakers different colors based on whether there are four-, five-, or six-letters words on them. (more…)