Grade - Kindergarten
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Free Uppercase Letter Writing Worksheet. Students look at each sample letter and copy it neatly on the lines. An alternative use of this page would be to ask students to write the lowercase letters next to each uppercase letter.
Free Kinder Worksheet – CVC Words Writing Worksheet – Free Printable Worksheet
Practice writing CVC words. Look at each picture and say the name. Write the beginning, middle, and ending letters to spell the words. Color the pictures when done.
This is good practice for beginning readers who have already mastered the letter sounds, and can hear individual beginning, medial, and ending sounds.
Free Kindergarten CVC Writing Worksheet (Click here)
Help students practice number recognition and writing up to 30 with this fun free kindergarten math worksheet. Students will write all the missing numbers on the number trains. This is a fun way to practice numbers to 30. Great for preschool as well.
Free Christmas Numbers Math Worksheets for Kindergarten – How many? – Free Math Worksheet – Free Printable Worksheet
Count the images in the picture and write the number in the spaces below. Color the picture as well. Practice counting and writing numbers from 1 to 9 with this fun free math worksheet. Kids count the pictures and write the number. It is also fun and helpful to use objects for counting. Great practice for Kindergarten, TK or Preschool students.
Free Primary Lined Writing Paper with Drawing Art Box – Free Printable Worksheet – Free Worksheet.
Draw a picture and write about it using this free writing template for primary grades. There are so many uses for this writing page from creating a story with illustrations to making a science observation journal. This is a practice writing and fun art activity.
Free Sight Word Worksheet – Practice reading and writing high frequency words with this free printable worksheet. Students will practice finding and recognizing the sight word, write it, trace it, read it, and cut and paste the letters to make it. Free sight words worksheet.
Free Lowercase Letter Writing Worksheet – Free kindergarten worksheet and printable – Alphabet Letter Practice
Look at each letter and write the letter. This free Write the Lowercase Letters is great for kindergarten or pre-k students. Alphabet practice from A to Z.
Free Snowman Addition Cut and Paste Worksheet for Kindergarten – Free Worksheet – Free Printable. Cut out the correct snowballs and paste onto the matching snowman. Printable and Fun free worksheet for Kindergarten Math!
Free Kindergarten CVC Worksheet – Free Printable Worksheet
Practice writing CVC words with this free printable worksheet. Look at each picture and say the name. Write the beginning, middle, and ending letters to spell the words. Color the pictures when done. This is good practice for beginning readers who have already mastered the letter sounds, and can hear individual beginning, medial, and ending sounds.
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Free Kindergarten CVC Words Writing Worksheet. Look at each picture and say the name. Write the beginning, middle, and ending letters to spell the words. Color the pictures when done.
Free Apple Numbers Cut Paste Math Worksheet for Kindergarten. Practice counting and writing numbers from 1 to 5 with this fun free worksheet. Kids count the apples in each stack, then cut and paste the correct numbers. After writing the numbers, they can color all the pictures.
Free Winter Missing Numbers Worksheet (1 to 20) – Free Worksheet and Printable – Free Worksheet and Printable – Great forPre-k or Kindergarten Math
Write the missing numbers in each row on the mittens. Students practice recognizing and writing number sequences up to 20 with this free worksheet. Great early math activity for PreK and kindergarten. Students count practice and fill in the missing numbers with ranges of 1-20. This counting worksheet is perfect for preschool and kindergarten activities during Winter.
Free Winter Math Patterns – Cut and Paste – Printable and Free Worksheet – Free Pre-K Worksheet
Color, cut, and paste to complete the objects pattern. Great for TK, preschool, and Kindergarten. This free printable worksheet provides great practice. It also helps strengthen the fine motor skills necessary to use scissors. Enjoy! Great for Pre-k and Kindergarten students.
Practice counting and writing numbers from 1 to 5 with this fun free worksheet. Kids count the pictures in each box and write the number. After writing the numbers, they can color all the pictures.
Free Kindergarten Numbers Worksheet – Color and Count the Pictures on a Turkey Farm and write the numbers. Practice counting and writing numbers from 3 to 8 with this fun free Kindergarten math worksheet. Kids color the pictures and count them, then write the correct numbers below.
Free Sight Word Worksheet – (the) – Free Kindergarten Worksheet – Free Printable Worksheet
Practice reading and writing high frequency words with this free printable worksheet. Students will practice finding and recognizing the sight word, write it, trace it, read it, and cut and paste the letters to make it. Free sight words worksheet/ ELA.
Free Summer Cut Paste Math Worksheets – Numbers 1 to 5 – Pre-K Worksheet
Practice counting and writing numbers from 1 to 5 with this fun free worksheet. Kindergarten or Preschool students count the scoops on each ice cream cone, then cut and paste the correct numbers. After writing the numbers, they can color all the pictures.
Free 1st Grade Math – Subtraction 1 Digit Worksheet – Free Printable Worksheet
Review and practice making 10 with ten frames and addition sentences. Students will draw more pictures in the 10 Frame to make 10 total, then they can write the number to complete each number sentence. This provides great extra practice for kids.
Practice counting and writing numbers from 6 to 10 with this fun free worksheet. Kids count the scoops on each ice cream cone, then cut and paste OR write the correct numbers. After writing the numbers, they can color all the pictures.