Where's the bear?
This coloring language arts worksheet lets your child practice reading comprehension skills and using common prepositions while learning about relative position.
Which animal is different?
In this coloring worksheet, your child identifies the animal in each row that's different from the others.
Which comes first?
First you brush your teeth, then you go to bed! In this coloring reading worksheet, your child will identify the order of everyday actions.
Which crazy shape is different?
Which one is different? In this coloring worksheet, your child identifies the one crazy shape in each row that doesn't match the others.
Which geometric shape is different?
One of these shapes is not like the others! In this coloring worksheet, your child identifies the one geometric shape in each row that doesn't match the others.
Which type of writing?
Each of these phrases comes from a different type of writing: instructions, explanations, poems, folk tales, novels, informational texts, or arguments. In this reading worksheet, your child will use the language to determine what type of text each phase comes from.
Which vehicle is different?
In this coloring worksheet, your child identifies the boat, bike, truck, or car in each row that's different from the others.
Word puzzle!
It's a word find! In this early reading worksheet, your child will draw a line connecting all the rhyming words and then find each of those words in the puzzle.
Word-building riddles
Your child will love being a letter-detective to solve these riddles. In this language arts worksheet, your child reads each sentence and uses the clues to find the answer to each riddle.
Write like a reporter!
Can you write a news article? In this language arts worksheet, your child will evaluate a poster and then write a newspaper story about the issue in the poster.
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