Using this Haiku Pictures Worksheet, students use the pictures to brainstorm and write their own haiku poems.

Using Finding Verbs Worksheet, students circle the verb in each sentence and write its meaning as used in that sentence.

Using Plural Nouns Wordsearch Worksheet, students find the plural noun of the provided clues in the wordsearch.

Using the Separating Double Consonants Worksheet, students separate the double consonants based on the syllables in the word.

Using Suffixes Word List Worksheet, students find words with the following suffixes in books and other texts.

Using Writing Sentences with Pronouns Worksheet, students write sentences using pronouns with noun replacements.

Using Prepositions Positions Worksheet, students use position words to describe the location of the dog to build their ability to give clear directions.

Using this Illustrating Multiple Meaning Worksheet, students draw picture to determine or clarify the meaning of unknown or multiple meaning words.

Using Questions Examples Worksheet, students find examples of question sentences that then practice reading them aloud to a partner.

Using Coloring Rhyming Words Worksheet, students find and color rhyming pairs to build their rhyming skills.

Using Comma with Quotes Worksheet, students practice placing commas in a sentence so they can set off a quote or dialogue in their own writing.

Using this Showing Ownership Worksheet, students pictures to write who the object in the picture belongs to.

Using this Community Workers Worksheet, students write names of different community members using the provided word bank.

Using Go Together Worksheet, students read four words and then determine which word is the odd one out when it doesn't relate.

Using this Transportation Names Worksheet, students match the words to the vehicle pictures.

Using Capital Letters Days List Worksheet, students write days of the week using the proper capitalization in a list.

Using this Antonyms Word Bank Worksheet, students use the word bank to write words that have the opposite meaning of the provided word.

Using Eat Eats Ate Fill in the Blanks Worksheet, students conjugate verb EAT through the different conjugations depending on the subject of the sentence.

Using F V Plurals Worksheet, students change the F to V and then add ES to the nouns to make them plural.

Using this Nouns Identification Worksheet, students circle the words below that show an example of a noun to gain a better understanding of parts of speech.