Instant Worksheets
Students can use this worksheet to learn how to write a lowercase cursive L, first by tracing, then by practicing on their own. (more…)
Students can use this worksheet to learn how to write a lowercase cursive M, first by tracing, then by practicing on their own. (more…)
Students can use this worksheet to learn how to write a lowercase cursive N, first by tracing, then by practicing on their own. (more…)
Students can use this worksheet to learn how to write a lowercase cursive O, first by tracing, then by practicing on their own. (more…)
Students can use this worksheet to learn how to write a lowercase cursive P, first by tracing, then by practicing on their own. (more…)
Understanding how to read people’s faces is an important part of learning, and this worksheet will help with just that, as students write the word that describes how each person pictured is feeling. (more…)
Students learning about suffixes will use this worksheet to demonstrate their understanding of the differences between -ing and -er. (more…)
Some adults don’t remember the differences between facts and opinions, so help your students never make that same mistake, as they read the sentences on this worksheet, then identify which are facts and which are opinions. (more…)
This worksheet test students’ knowledge of four types of figurative language, asking them to make up endings of sentences, then identify the type of figurative language they’ve used. (more…)
This worksheet test students’ knowledge of four types of figurative language, asking them to identify them in different sentences. (more…)