Instant Worksheets
This worksheet asks students to associate the correct word for each number, as they write each addition problem in words. (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…)
Your students can work on their writing abilities by reading these supporting sentences, then creating their own topic sentences for each paragraph. (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…)
Students just learning about sentence structure should use this worksheet to help identify what is and is not a complete sentence. (more…)
There are six long i words at the top of this page. Where does each one belong? (more…)
Fill in this worksheet on miscommunication as your teacher explains the information. (more…)
After youve learned about miscommunication, answer the questions on this worksheet. (more…)
A noun can be a person, place or thing. This worksheet asks students to identify which one applies to nouns in each of twelve sentences. (more…)
Some words can be both nouns and verbs, and the difference only depends on the context of the sentence. In ten sentences on this worksheet, the student must identify whether the underlined word is a noun or a verb. (more…)