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This add ED suffix worksheet helps 1st grade students build past tense verbs by adding ed to base words and completing sentences. An answer key is included for quick, easy checking.
This gathering information from a graph worksheet has 2nd Grade students read a party balloon bar graph and solve seven compare, add, and subtract questions. An answer key is included for quick checking.
Use this images to understand the information worksheet to help 2nd graders name a photograph, diagram, and drawing and find the facts each one shows. An answer key is included for quick checking.
This weight estimation worksheet has second graders count unit cubes on balanced scales, find each object's real weight, and decide if an estimate was too high or too low. Includes an answer key.
This writing about any topic worksheet helps 1st grade students pick a topic, write three facts, and add an ending sentence. It builds early informative writing skills one clear step at a time.
This Life Cycle of a Plant Book Worksheet asks 2nd Grade students to name each stage of a plant's life cycle from a word bank, then draw and label a grown plant, with an answer key included.
Practice the eights with this adding eight matching worksheet for 1st grade. Kids match six add-eight facts, solve four more on their own, and an answer key makes checking fast.
This Curry Time reading comprehension worksheet takes 4th graders around the world with a nonfiction passage on curry and its spices, plus questions and an answer key that build strong reading skills.
This fish taxonomy worksheet has 5th grade students use a European anchovy model and word endings to classify an Atlantic herring from kingdom to species. Includes an answer key and four chart questions.
This finding place value worksheet helps 2nd grade students find the hundreds digit in three-digit numbers written in words, with an answer key for quick checking.
This Understanding a Text Worksheet helps second graders ask a who, what, where, when, why or how question about any story, write the answer, and draw a picture that shows it.
This comparing expository texts worksheet has kindergarten readers listen to two leaf texts, match facts to each text, and find what both share. An answer key is included.
This op word family worksheet helps 1st grade readers choose and write -op words like mop, hop, and shop to finish six sentences, with an answer key for quick checking.
In this rhyming words cut and paste worksheet, kids read six long vowel word cards and glue each one under -ake, -oat or -eet. A hands-on 1st grade word family page with an answer key.
This pond mystery reading comprehension worksheet gives 3rd graders a gentle Bacon and Wool story to solve, six questions on clues and main idea, and an answer key.
This adding 8 word problems worksheet gives 1st graders five short stories to solve by adding 8. Each story has a number sentence to finish, and an answer key is included for fast checking.
The lonely goldfish reading comprehension worksheet helps 3rd graders read a story about a girl who finds friends for her pet fish. It includes an answer key and builds careful reading skills.
This amphibian taxonomy worksheet has 5th grade students use a common frog model and word endings to classify an American toad from kingdom to species. Includes an answer key and four chart questions.
This Mannerless Marty Reading Comprehension Worksheet gives 3rd Grade readers a gentle story about learning good manners, five questions, and an answer key, so students practice finding details in the text.
This contractions list worksheet has 3rd graders sort twelve contractions by not, will and have, then decide if 'd means had or would. An answer key is included for easy checking.



















