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Sentences #1

How many words are in this sentence? In this coloring worksheet, your child gets practice counting words and writing the number in the box.

Sentences #2

Can you count the words in this sentence? In this coloring worksheet, your child gets practice counting words and writing the number in the box.

Simile or clich茅?

Light as a feather is a simile (a comparative phrase that uses like or as) - but because it's used so much, it's a bit of a clich茅. In this language arts worksheet, your child will come up with original comparisons for adjectives, verbs, and nouns and write them as similes.

Story sequence

What happens first, second, and third? This reading worksheet gives your child practice interpreting three related images and putting them in sequential order.

Suffixes -ful and -ly

In this language arts worksheet, your child practices adding the suffixes -ful and -ly to root words.

Suffixes -ible, -able, -ive, and -ion

A suffix is a group of letters added to the end of a root word. In this language arts worksheet, your child gets practice adding four common suffixes to root words and checking the spelling in the dictionary.

Syllables

How many syllables do these words have? In this early reading worksheet, your child gets practice identifying and counting syllables in words with up to three syllables.

Synonyms

A synonym is a word with the same meaning as another word. In this vocabulary-building worksheet, your child gets practice identifying synonyms for words like cold, fast, and grin.

Table of contents and index

The table of contents and index can help you find information in a nonfiction book. In this reading worksheet, your child learns how to use these organizing elements of informational texts.

Table of contents and index #2

In this reading worksheet, your child practices using the table of contents and index of a book to find information.

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