Grade -PreK - TK
Free Easter Numbers Dot To Dot – 1 to 20 – Pre-K Worksheet – Printable Worksheet – Free Worksheet
Connect the dots and color the picture to complete the picture and color. Great for TK, preschool, and Kindergarten. This free printable worksheet provides great practice. It also helps strengthen the fine motor skills. Great for Pre-k and Kindergarten students. Enjoy!
Free Kindergarten Math – Penny Counting Worksheet – Numbers To 6
Practice counting and writing numbers from 1 to 6 with this fun free math worksheet. Kids count the pictures in each box and write the number. It is also fun and helpful to use real objects for counting. Try to provide counting practice with real pennies.
Free Sight Word Worksheet – away. 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 Shape Graph for the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday – Free Worksheet Counting Numbers 1 – 10 – Free Printable Worksheet – Free Kindergarten Worksheet
Color, count, and graph the shapes. This free printable worksheet provides great practice counting numbers from 1 to 10. It also helps strengthen the fine motor skills necessary to color neatly. Most importantly, it is a fun way to do math. Great activity for Pre-k, TK or Kindergarten students.
Free Lowercase Letter Writing Worksheet St. Patrick’s Day
Students look at each sample letter and copy it neatly on the lines. One click downloads.
Free Christmas Lowercase Letter Writing Worksheet (Click here)
Free Letter Matching Activities – Penguins letters Q to Z Worksheet
Draw a line from the uppercase letters to the lowercase letters. The key to learning the letter names and recognizing uppercase and lowercase letters is practice. Sing the alphabet song often while pointing to the letters, and do letter matching activities like this one. Memorization requires frequent practice. This is a Winter Free Printable Worksheet.
Free Kindergarten Math Worksheet – Penny Counting Worksheet – Numbers To 10
Practice counting and writing numbers from 1 to 10 with this fun free math worksheet. Kids count the pictures in each box and write the number. It is also fun and helpful to use real objects for counting. Try to provide counting practice with real pennies.
Free Sight Word Worksheet -no. 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 Letter Writing Worksheet St. Patrick’s Day. Students look at each sample letter and copy it neatly on the lines or write the lowercase letters. Easy download.
Free Kindergarten Easter Math – Number Counting Worksheet
Practice counting and writing numbers from 1 to 9 with this fun free Easter worksheet. Kids count the eggs in each box and write the number. After finishing writing the numbers, they can color all the eggs.
Free Name Writing Practice Worksheet. Provide students with extra practice stating and writing their names. After they say their name aloud, they will write their name with pencil, crayon, and marker. Using all the different writing tools makes the activity more fun, yet it is still a simple practice page. Use this page again and again to provide further practice.
Free Kindergarten Math Pumpkin Pie Worksheets to practice numbers 1 to 5. Practice counting and finding numbers from 1 to 5 with this fun free cut and paste math worksheet. We love doing these pages in the fall.
Free Lowercase Letter Writing Practice -Christmas Gumdrops – Free Lowercase Printable Worksheet
Write the missing letters on the candy gumdrops. Early finishers can also color the candy. This is a great companion activity to any Gingerbread Man story or activity. Practice writing all the lowercase letters with this free worksheet. Students look at each sample letter and copy it neatly on the lines.
Free Sight Word Worksheet – not. 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 Lowercase D’Nealian 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.
Free Christmas Number Matching Worksheet – 1 to 5 – Free Pre-K or Kindergarten Worksheet – Free Printable 10 Frame Worksheet For Christmas
Draw a line from the 10 Frame to the matching number. Color the lights as well. Kids will practice in this free worksheet counting objects and matching with their numbers. It’s easy to download this PDF file and ready to print out.
Free Winter Counting Worksheet – Cut and Paste Counting Mittens Math Worksheets – Numbers 5 to 10
Practice counting, cut and paste numbers from 5 to 10 with this fun free worksheet. Kids count the mittens on each box, then cut and paste OR write the correct numbers. After counting the numbers and cut and paste, they can color all the pictures. It can use during Winter season for pre-k and kindergarten.
For digital use on Learning Management Systems (LMS) like SeeSaw, students can use the pen tool to write the number inside each box.
Free Kindergarten Graphing Worksheet for Easter
Students count, color, and complete the graph to show how many. This is a fun way to practice numbers to 10. Great for preschool as well.
Free Sight Word Worksheet – find. 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 Kindergarten Worksheet – Ladybug Math – Number Counting Worksheet
Practice counting and writing numbers 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. It is a great activity for Pre-K and Kinder students.