NGLS Standards - Language for ELA and Literacy Worksheets
Understanding pronouns is a key step in helping young learners develop their language skills, and practicing with pronoun worksheets is a great way to get started. As parents and teachers, it’s important to introduce pronouns early, as they are fundamental in making sentences more concise and clear. Pronouns replace nouns,…
It’s all about the clues! Utilizing context clues involves using patience and strategies in order to determine the meaning of an unknown word. For early literacy students, this is essential. Use our printable context clues anchor chart on paper or as a digital resource. Remember, anchor charts can be used…
Welcome to ReadingVine’s page all about how to reduce sentence wordiness with SEAL Strategy Activities! The SEAL Strategy is a great classroom tool for teaching students about revising sentences to improve their writing skills by reducing overall sentence wordiness. The four steps of this learning strategy include: simplifying sentences, eliminating…
Polish up your skills with our CUPS Writing Strategies Extension Activity Packet. Designed for student support related to grammar and editing skills, this resource centers on Capitalization, Usage, Punctuation, and Spelling, with activities designed for each of those skills. Target specific skills or give students time to work on all…
Empower your students’ writing skills with our ARMS Strategies Extension Activity Packet. This packet is a great tool for guiding students through an important part of the writing process: revising! By Adding, Removing, Modifying, and Substituting content, writers can get into the practice of drafting and polishing their writing through…
Welcome to our page all about Christmas worksheets! Here, you’ll find a wide variety of holiday printable activities and worksheets for in the classroom or at home. Our Christmas printables include writing prompt activities, color by number worksheets, vocabulary activities and more!
Welcome to our page all about capitalization worksheets! Here, you’ll find a helpful assortment of printable activities that focus on capitalization for parents to use in the classroom or at home for extra practice. First, students will learn how to capitalize individual words, such as: holidays, names, places, days of…
Welcome to our section for 4th Grade Spelling Words! This spelling program consists of 36 weeks of structured lessons, each focusing on specific phonetic patterns, blends, or rules and phonics skills. The program begins with vowel and consonant pattern review in Weeks 1-6, followed by syllable division review in Weeks…
Teachers often use a Frayer Model template for teaching vocabulary. It’s a helpful graphic organizer that has four sections: definition, characteristics, examples, and non-examples. These sections are usually arranged in quadrants around the target word or concept in the middle. For example, let’s say you’re learning about the term “ecosystem.”…
We’ve created some helpful parts of speech anchor chart resources below. Parts of speech allow us to categorize words based on their function in a sentence, like nouns, verbs, adjectives, and more. Understanding the difference between these terms can enhance language skills related to both reading, writing, and overall vocabulary…