Instant Worksheets
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…)
Students learning about suffixes will use this worksheet to demonstrate their understanding of the differences between -ing and -er. (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…)
Begin your lesson on prepositions by asking students to determine where the dog is in relation to the box. (more…)
Students can showcase their knowledge of quotations by correcting ten sentences that contain direct quotes. (more…)
A grammar lesson isn’t complete without direct objects. Students must read fifteen sentences, and identify the direct object in each. (more…)
There is a difference between direct and indirect quotations, and students will prove their understanding of that difference in this worksheet. (more…)
Students can learn more about the sounds diphthongs make by drawing a line between the diphthong and the picture of the word that includes it. (more…)
Students are given pictures and parts of words, and they must fill in the missing vowels to complete each word. (more…)
Descriptive words are written on beach balls on this worksheet, and students must add the words to make the sentences about a day at the pool more interesting. (more…)