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This Weather Alphabetical Order Worksheet has 3rd graders put ten weather words in ABC order and explain which letter decides each pair. An answer key makes checking quick.
Tennis Time for Teddy reading comprehension is a 3rd grade story about a small duck who learns to play tennis, with six questions and an answer key to check understanding.
This ou ow matching game worksheet helps 1st graders match pictures to words and write the missing ou or ow. It includes an answer key and builds confident vowel team reading.
This organizing data using a pictograph worksheet has 3rd Grade students draw a scaled picture graph from a reading log table, then answer questions about it. Answer key included for fast checking.
This Second Half Presidents Alphabetical Order Worksheet has third graders sort ten later president names into ABC order and find the letter that decides each word pair. A full answer key is included.
This Everything is NO reading comprehension worksheet helps 3rd grade readers learn why toddlers say no, then answer main idea, vocabulary, and written questions. An answer key is included.
This Valentine's Day Synonyms Worksheet gives 3rd Grade students two fun ways to match words that mean almost the same thing, with an answer key included so practice stays quick and easy.
This Mammals Alphabetical Order Worksheet has third grade students put ten mammal words in ABC order, compare same-letter pairs, and name the deciding letter. An answer key is included.
This Make a Constellation Worksheet gives 3rd Grade students three real star maps to name from a Star Chart, plus three questions and an answer key, so a night-sky lesson has something to hand out.
This story elements graphic organizer worksheet gives 3rd grade readers one page for the characters, setting, problem and solution of any book they choose, with room to write a real sentence in each box.
This I Never Want to Sleep Reading Comprehension Worksheet gives 3rd graders a 234-word story about a boy who hates bedtime, plus four questions and a written response. Answer key included.
This Memorial Day ABC Order Worksheet has 3rd grade students write ten patriotic words in alphabetical order, then compare four pairs letter by letter. An answer key is included, so it is ready to print and hand out.
This st. patrick's day crossword puzzle worksheet gives 3rd grade students eight clue-only answers to fit into the grid, then one written question about the holiday. Answer key included.
A Kansas Word Search Worksheet that helps 3rd graders learn state symbols, the capital city, and Midwest vocabulary through a twelve-word puzzle and five fact clues. Answer key included for quick, no-prep review.
Using this Compare It Compare and Contrast Activity, students organize their ideas to compare the overall structure, ideas, concepts and information using the two provided texts.
Using this Author At Work Writing Checklist Activity, students use writing checklists when writing narratives, informative essays, and opinion essays.
Using this Down in the Sea Division Activity, students apply concepts of place value and division to a set of division problems and sort the equations according to the answers of 10, 100, or 1,000.
Using this Battle Shape Battleship Activity, students classify two-dimensional figures by their properties by playing a game of Battle Shape (a geometrical rendition of Battleship).
Using this Why oh Why Story Details Activity, students answer the questions "What happened?" and "why did it happen?" while citing their textual evidence.
This Use the Text to Make Inferences Activity can be a great way to help them explore how to infer based on the text and what they already know. This is perfect for making inferences and drawing conclusions.



















