Instant Worksheets
Four kinds of sentences are represented on this worksheet, and students must decide which one describes each sentence. (more…)
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…)
Your students can work on their writing abilities by reading these supporting sentences, then creating their own topic sentences for each paragraph. (more…)
Sentences are nothing like eggs. Only eggs are good scrambled. On this worksheet, students must rewrite the scrambled words so they form a complete sentence. (more…)
Students just learning about sentence structure should use this worksheet to help identify what is and is not a complete sentence. (more…)
Rhyming is a fundamental tool in language comprehension. On this worksheet, students will color all the words in the grid that rhyme with the word cat. (more…)
On this rhyming worksheet, students will observe groups of three images, and color in the two in each group that rhyme. (more…)
Rhyming is a fundamental tool in language comprehension. On this worksheet, students will cut out words on the bottom of the page, then glue them next to the words with which they rhyme at the top of the page. (more…)
Given groups of three words, students must circle the two that rhyme in each. (more…)
Reading comprehension and context clues are important lessons, and students can practice both by reading the stories on this worksheet, then predicting what will happen next in each story. (more…)