Name tracing worksheet
Type a name to repeat it in pale letters between writing guides.
Nouns, verbs and adjectives worksheets
Ten short sentences a page, written for this site, to find the nouns in, the verb, or the adjectives, or all three: underline the nouns, circle the verb and draw a box around each adjective. Every sentence has one verb and no tricky words, and the key lists the words in each. New sentences each time.
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Nouns, verbs and adjectives usually come in grade 1, when children start to use them in their own writing, and finding them in a sentence suits grades 1 to 3. Start with nouns, then verbs, then adjectives, one at a time; the sheet with all three asks the child to tell them apart in one sentence.
Telling them apart
A noun names a person, a place, an animal or a thing: Mia, beach, fox, ball. A verb tells what someone or something does: ran, baked, shook. An adjective describes a noun: a tall giraffe, the wet grass. To check a word, ask: can I put the in front of it, or is it someone's name (noun), can I do it (verb), or does it tell me what something is like (adjective)? On these sheets a, an and the are left out.
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Number tracing worksheets
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Flash cards
Type one question and answer per line, separated by a vertical bar. Cut out the cards to study.
Cursive tracing worksheets
Type the words you want to practice. Pale cursive letters sit between writing guides.
Word family worksheets
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Elkonin boxes
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Spelling practice worksheet
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Writing prompts for kids
Ten writing prompts for children, one a page, each in a box at the top with ruled lines below to write on: a door that was never there, a pet that talks for a day, a new holiday to invent. Add a space to draw for younger writers, or type your own prompts.
Phonics word sort worksheets
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Word building worksheets
Eight pictures a page, each with its letters jumbled in tiles beside it and a box for each letter: say the name of the picture, then build the word from the tiles. Short vowel words such as sun, cup and fish, or on the harder sheet words with ee, oo, ea, ar and ir, such as tree, moon and bird. The key gives the words. Each sheet draws eight of sixteen words, so the words, their order and the tiles change each time.
Short vowel worksheets
Twelve pictures a page, each a short word with a short vowel: write the missing vowel under each picture, circle the vowel sound you hear, or find the pictures with one vowel’s sound, a, e, i, o or u. The answer key follows. Each copy draws new pictures.
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