= Partner SiteNGLS Standard for Literature & Informational Texts - Worksheets
We saw that coming from a mile away! Ostriches are incredible animals. In fact, they boast the largest eyes of all land animals. Let’s keep an eye on this cool topic! Each Fun Fact Activity Packet contains one article, multiple choice questions and extended activities. For the earlier grade levels,…
But where’s the cat? She’s working! Dogs receive a lot of attention as service animals, but cats can be trained as well. Let’s get our claws into this one. Each Fun Fact Activity Packet contains one article, multiple choice questions and extended activities. For the earlier grade levels, there are…
Welcome to our character traits anchor chart section! Character traits are qualities that define a character within a story. Readers can look for clues that are provided directly by the author, make interpretations based on a character’s language, thoughts, and action, and consider insights that other characters provide. Understanding and…
Welcome to our home page for preschool letter worksheets. We’ve taken time to create eight different types of worksheet formats for each letter, to help ensure your little learners master the alphabet! You’ll find tracing activities, coloring pages, word hunt worksheets, missing letter activities, and more. Each of the links…
Welcome to our bubble letters alphabet section! Here you’ll find lots of options for teaching or crafts! Bubble letters, also known as rounded letters or bubble fonts, use inflated or rounded fonts just as if they were bubbles! Kids love to use bubble fonts in projects and they are great…
Below you’ll find ten different printable main idea graphic organizers that you can use in the class or at home. A graphic organizer is a tool that students can use to better understand and organize their thoughts while reading or writing. It helps students to focus on the most important…
CVC words (consonant, vowel, consonant) are three letter words that are great for students to learn toward the beginning of their reading journey in pre-k or kindergarten. They are fundamental to pre-reading and allow students to naturally progress from understanding individual letters and sounds and combining them into simple words.…
