Using Counting and Writing Numbers Worksheet, studentscount the circles up to 20 in a set in order to build their counting fluency.

While using our Decomposing the Numbers Worksheet, students break apart the numbers into pairs by showing 2 ways to decompose each number.

Using Find the Number that Makes 10 Worksheet, students determine the unknown number in each addition equation to make the sum of 10.

Using How Many Worksheet, studentscount the items up to 20 in a set in order to build their counting fluency.

While using our Breaking Apart Numbers Worksheet, students break apart the numbers into pairs to show 2 ways to decompose each number.

Using this Coloring the Shapes Worksheet, students identify 2D shapes by coloring each shape a different color to build shape recognition skills.

Using Counting by Tens What Comes Next Worksheet, students write the number that is ten more or less in order to build their counting fluency.

Using this Gathering Information from a Graph Worksheet, students answer questions about balloons for a party using the data from the graph.

While using our Addition Word Problems Worksheet, students solve addition word problems by drawing pictures and writing equations.

Using Comparing Similar Texts Organizing Data Worksheet, students compare the text features from two texts to determine how they are alike and different.

This Details about Digging Up Dinosaurs Worksheet helps students identify the main idea and key details while reading a passage about dinosaurs.

Using Adding Story Details Worksheet, students give a description and then add detail to the story by drawing a picture to inspire a longer writing piece.

Using Characters in Blueberries for Sal Worksheet, students compare two characters from a story to determine how they are alike and different.

Using this Respond to Arthur's TV Trouble Worksheet, students use the words from Arthur!s TV Trouble to respond to the story and retell the events.

Using Tracking Genres I've Read Worksheet, students write examples of each kind of book that they have read throughout the year.

Using this Describing a Favorite Book Worksheet, students draw about your favorite book and explain why it is their favorite.

Using Describing Experiences Worksheet, students dictate, write, or draw about a personal event in sequential order to give descriptive information.

Using the Describing Orally Worksheets, students draw a pictureof someone you know, something you do, or somewhere you have been to share with the class

Using Describing Topics Worksheet, students dictate, write, or draw about a topic and give descriptive information.

Using Story Books and Poems Graphic Organizer Worksheet, students use the organizer below to sort out the different types of texts that you found as they look through a collection of texts.