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This Insects ABC Order Worksheet asks 3rd Grade students to put ten insect words in alphabetical order and name the letter that decided each pair. An answer key is included.

The Who is the Mystery Person Worksheet asks 1st Grade students to describe someone they know in adjectives, then read the clues aloud so classmates can guess, building grammar and listening together.

This Plant Riddles Worksheet gives 1st Grade students four three-clue riddles about plants and a word box to answer them from. An answer key is included.

The Carving A Pumpkin Sequencing Worksheet gives 1st Grade students four out-of-order pictures to number and four order-word sentences to complete, with an answer key, so retelling gets easier.

This Draw the Positions Worksheet asks 1st Grade students to read four sentences and draw a shape above, under, next to and between the objects shown. An answer key is included.

Sound Out Words Touching Worksheet gives Kindergarten readers four sound-box words to touch and blend, four words to count the sounds in, and a full answer key.

The Adding Two Count the Circles Worksheet gives Kindergarten students six picture cards and four number sentences for adding two within ten, with an answer key, so counting on becomes automatic.

Third Grade Sight Words Bingo is a printable five-by-five board of 24 third-grade Dolch words with a free centre space. Call the words, colour the boxes, and turn sight-word review into a ten-minute game.

This Writing Fractions Worksheet asks 4th Grade students to write the numerator for six models and three word problems, then explain what it means. An answer key is included.

This St. Patrick's Day syllables worksheet has 3rd grade students write seven holiday words in parts and mark the syllable count. An answer key is included.

This pumpkin writing paper worksheet gives 1st grade students a pumpkin patch prompt and ten roomy writing rules, so a reluctant writer always has somewhere to begin in the autumn.

This describe it five senses worksheet has 3rd graders match five sentences to the sense that notices them, then write their own description. An answer key is included for quick, no-prep science practice.