Using Commas Punctuation Worksheet, students write four sentences in which a different type of comma use is highlighted.

Using Find Prepositions Worksheet, students find prepositional phrases in the sentences provided.

Using this Prepositions Word Search Worksheet, students find twenty examples of prepositions in the word search.

Using this Find the Total Amount Worksheet, students find the total price of amount of coins to improve their coin counting skills.

Using Match the Time Units Worksheet, students match units of time that are the same to make connections between different time measurements.

Using this Time Patterns Worksheet, students use the clocks to complete the time patterns.

UsingCreating Line Segments Worksheet, students create a picture using the named line segments as a guide.

Using this Money Graphing Worksheet, students add up the total amount of money five kids collected in a week and then record it on a bar graph.

Using this Use Coordinate Pairs Worksheet, students use coordinate pairs to locate points on a coordinate graph.

Using the When Two Rays Meet Worksheet, students draw the two rays for each set and create an angle.

Using Converting Decimals Worksheet, students convert decimals and fractions to show the relationship between the two numbers.

Using Conductors Worksheet, students circle the objects that would be good electrical conductors.

Using Adaptation Worksheet, students describe how each animal has physically or behaviorally adapted to environment.

Using this Extinction Worksheet, students will research five extinct animals to learn more about their extinction cause and date.

Using Solar System Worksheet, students research and record important facts about each of the objects found in our solar system.

Using Coloring Continents Worksheet, students color twelve facts that relate to different continents based on their studies.

UsingLandform Matching Worksheet, studentsmatch each landform to its definition.

Using this Compare and Contrast Greek Myths Worksheet , students read two Greek Myths and use the graphic organizer to compare the two texts. This is perfect for making inferences and drawing conclusions.

Using Finding Homophones Worksheet, students read a paragraph looking for homophone pairs to build their vocabulary.

Using Science Syllables Worksheet, students sort science words into categories based on the number of syllables.