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Old MacDonald had some…math problems? That's right! On free PDF worksheet, Old MacDonald's animals need to be counted and your little math whiz is just the right person to do it! Your little learner will love counting the different animals and answering basic addition questions with two or three addends. They won't even know they're doing math; they'll just think they're having fun on the farm!

Sometimes the best way to learn new words is simply by reading! Using context clues based upon the other words in a passage, we can successfully infer the meaning of the word in question. This brilliant worksheet does exactly that, by providing your child with an interesting story about a cute little fox family. While reading, your child will learn that the word “kits” actually refer to baby foxes. Just read the text with your child and circle the picture below it to answer the question.

Reinforce spelling and vocabulary learning with a fun word search worksheet. With this printable, students search for animal words and circle the letters in the puzzle when found. Words are spelled forward, backwards, horizontally or vertically. This printable is a great enrichment activity that helps students spell, recognize patterns and even fosters critical thinking.

As adults, we call them prepositions, but kids start out learning positional words to learn easy sight words that indicate where something is located. Use this positional words worksheet to help your child learn how to use these important words in their speech, and recognize them in print! This worksheet will help your child practice:  • Reading and completing sentences with the correct word • Understanding which positional word to use and why  Since this worksheet includes a scene that corresponds with the sentences he or she will complete, your child will be able to think through each sentence and choose the correct word confidently!

Jumpstart your little reader’s budding comprehension skills with this Baa Baa Black Sheep printable worksheet! Help your child recite the lines to this popular nursery rhyme. Afterwards, encourage your child to select the pictures that are associated with the poem to test reading comprehension skills!

Reading short and simple stories to your little children will help them learn new things, as well as build their vocabulary. Even though story time will be fun time for them, with the interesting stories they get to listen to, make sure that your kids are actually paying attention and learning things from your stories. Read the short story in this worksheet to your kids. Point at the picture representing each sentence. Then, ask them the question in this PDF, and check the correct answer.

It's important for young readers to be able to identify elements of different genres of literature. When they do, they're able to answer reading comprehension questions more definitively. This engaging and colorful PDF will have them look at the various settings of stores and decide which could be found in realistic stories or fantasies. They'll also get practice with the genres of poems and folktales, identifying which rhymes and which offers a message that's been carried through tradition.

Believe it or not, kids can be taught to evaluate texts even from an early age! Use this joyful reading worksheet to provide your child with a simple story about a fun-filled day at the park! Assist learners with reading each sentence aloud, looking at the pictures as they go along. Could the events from the story take place in real life? If so, circle yes, and if not, circle no! After completing, talk to your child about the genre, realistic fiction!

Old MacDonald had some…math problems? That's right! On free PDF worksheet, Old MacDonald's animals need to be counted and your little math whiz is just the right person to do it! Your little learner will love counting the different animals and answering basic addition questions with two or three addends. They won't even know they're doing math; they'll just think they're having fun on the farm!

Sometimes the best way to learn new words is simply by reading! Using context clues based upon the other words in a passage, we can successfully infer the meaning of the word in question. This brilliant worksheet does exactly that, by providing your child with an interesting story about a cute little fox family. While reading, your child will learn that the word “kits” actually refer to baby foxes. Just read the text with your child and circle the picture below it to answer the question.

Reinforce spelling and vocabulary learning with a fun word search worksheet. With this printable, students search for animal words and circle the letters in the puzzle when found. Words are spelled forward, backwards, horizontally or vertically. This printable is a great enrichment activity that helps students spell, recognize patterns and even fosters critical thinking.

As adults, we call them prepositions, but kids start out learning positional words to learn easy sight words that indicate where something is located. Use this positional words worksheet to help your child learn how to use these important words in their speech, and recognize them in print! This worksheet will help your child practice:  • Reading and completing sentences with the correct word • Understanding which positional word to use and why  Since this worksheet includes a scene that corresponds with the sentences he or she will complete, your child will be able to think through each sentence and choose the correct word confidently!

Jumpstart your little reader’s budding comprehension skills with this Baa Baa Black Sheep printable worksheet! Help your child recite the lines to this popular nursery rhyme. Afterwards, encourage your child to select the pictures that are associated with the poem to test reading comprehension skills!