Fox Falls for Columns

Transitioning from adding horizontally to adding in columns can be really nice! These problems are two-digit numbers added with one-digit numbers. There is no regrouping with any of these ten problems. Students will enjoy doing this “big kid” math!

ISBN: N/A Grade: 1st grade Subject:Common Core (1st grade) 1st Grade Addition Math (1st grade)

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5th grade

Apples to Apples and Place Value

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Apples to Apples and Place Value

Comparing is the name of the game, and apples and autumn are the theme of this hands-on worksheet duo! Learners will love the opportunity to compare the two given numbers. Greater than, less than, or equal to, encourage your students to use place value to help them decide the correct answers.

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3rd grade

Fantastic Fractions and Equal Parts

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Fantastic Fractions and Equal Parts

Fractions are fantastic! Your students will love showing you what they know about equal parts and forming fractions. This brightly illustrated worksheet is sure to catch their eye as they help the dinosaur to figure out the answers to each of five questions on two separate pages. Challenge them to show off their skills and […]

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1st grade

Beach Blanket Addition

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Beach Blanket Addition

All the fun of adding by the ocean, none of the sand! Students will solve these sea-worthy addition word problems with ease if they’re familiar with regrouping. The sums range from single-digit to two-digit under twenty-five. Some questions can be solved either by addition or related subtraction. This is a great worksheet for spring or […]

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2nd grade

Nurt the Number Whiz

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Nurt the Number Whiz

Nurt is a funny little alien who just loves a good math worksheet! Kids may look at Nurt and his math problems, and think, “Oh, so weird!” And yes, these seven problems do indeed have three two-digit addends, which may seem a little … much. However, students will soon see that it’s just addition, and […]

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1st grade

Plus and Minus with T-Rex Cutiesaurus

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Plus and Minus with T-Rex Cutiesaurus

What a great resource including lots of important skills! Students will try to “balance” both sides of the equation. They’ll fill in the missing numbers to complete the addition and subtraction problems on either side of the equals sign, solving to be sure the sums are the same. Students will love it! This worksheet is […]

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2nd grade

Easy “Does” It

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Easy “Does” It

Reading and writing are fun when learners can use a colorful worksheet to gain success! Watch your second grade students shine as they identify, read, trace, color, and then write the word “does.” They will soar with confidence and build new knowledge with this sight word tool!

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3rd grade

Dino “Brother”

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Dino “Brother”

This silly dinosaur is clearly on vacation – likely visiting his “brother”! Students often need to review this important family sight word, and this worksheet is the perfect tool for the job. With it, they’ll read, write, fill in the missing letter, find the word in a sentence, and create their own sentence using the […]

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Kindergarten

Cat and Mouse Set Off to See the World

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Cat and Mouse Set Off to See the World

Cat and Mouse have taken a break from chasing each other to take a trip around the world! Students can capture this historical moment by adding and subtracting to get sums and differences that will help them determine which colors should be used in the pictures. It’s a color-by-number math puzzle! We hope your students […]

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1st grade

Birds of a Feather

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Birds of a Feather

A little birdie said that this is the perfect way to practice adding whole tens! These ten problems allow learners to find the sum of the tens in each problem. Students will solve and write the answer. The early bird gets the worm and practice makes perfect!

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3rd grade

A Reading “Must”

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A Reading “Must”

This is a reading “must,” and your learners will find that this is a great way to learn something new! This worksheet will bring confidence to your students as they identify, read, trace, color, and then write a sentence with the word “must.” A must-have, it is one not-to-be-missed!

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7th grade

Fishing for Proportions

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Fishing for Proportions

Throw your line in and watch as your seventh grade students gain an understanding of proportions with this worksheet. Students will work carefully to answer each question as they fish for the correct answer by using their bright math skills!

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1st grade

Fish Addish

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Fish Addish

This addition worksheet is great practice for your beginning mathematician! It introduces the concept of adding two-digit numbers with adding whole groups of tens and ones.

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1st grade

Astronaut Jo Moonsits

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Astronaut Jo Moonsits

Astronaut Jo has a job moonsitting! While the moon naps, Jo does math homework. Can your students lend a hand? Jo is writing the expanded form of the given numbers, then composing the numbers with an addition equation. Jo is passing out gold stars for participation, so everyone should pitch in!

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2nd grade

Multiplying with Lucy Llama

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Multiplying with Lucy Llama

Lucy Llama just loves to multiply! She loves it so much, she can even show how multiplication is the same as repeated addition. Students will use Lucy Llama’s example to write each multiplication problem as a repeated addition expression. Nine practice problems are included to also help students remember their multiplication facts by 9.

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1st grade

Monster Comparisons

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Monster Comparisons

Students will order the objects on this cute worksheet. There are three items per question, and a total of five questions. They’ll put the objects in order from shortest to longest. Time to order up!

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1st grade

Sparkly Fractions with Unicorns!

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Sparkly Fractions with Unicorns!

Who wouldn’t want to learn fractions with unicorns, cookies, and jewels? There is so much to love! Kids will count the items asked for and use the total to form a fraction. It’s practically magical – and twice as sparkly!

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Fractions

1st grade

Not All Shapes Are Divided Equally

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Not All Shapes Are Divided Equally

To be equal, or not to be – that is the question kids must answer with each shape in this review! They’ll circle (or underline) “equal” under any shape with equal division. All the rest will be labeled “unequal”.

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1st grade

Harvesting Fall Fractions

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Harvesting Fall Fractions

Find some fall fraction fun with this worksheet! Answer the questions, enter the numbers, and find some friendly fractions. Kids will get just the fraction-practice they need!

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1st grade

So Many Monsters!

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So Many Monsters!

This lovely group of monsters is waiting for your child to count them! They’ll count how many are in the group indicated by the question for the top portion of the fraction. The bottom portion of the fraction is the total number of monsters. When you’re done, take a screenshot! These monsters are making silly […]

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1st grade

Identifying Shaded Fractions

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Identifying Shaded Fractions

Throw some shade on fractions! Students will identify which portions of the equal parts are shaded, and which are not. This worksheet requires some reasoning and some written fraction representation. In addition, first-graders are the perfect group of students to appreciate the vibrant colors! This worksheet is great to use either for practice or a […]

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1st grade

Comparing Fractions and Justifying Answers

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Comparing Fractions and Justifying Answers

In this worksheet, students are required to compare fractional amounts. Then they are asked to justify their answers. Justifying answers is one of the best ways you can tell if your students truly understand the concepts they are studying. Your child will need to rely on reasoning skills, writing skills, higher-order thinking skills, and some […]

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1st grade

Woodland Creatures Compare Fractions

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Woodland Creatures Compare Fractions

Nothing would thrill these woodland animals more than to have kids help them decide which of the fractions in each of these pairs is “greater than” or “less than”! Kids will look at two shapes, each divided into equal parts, and decide which is greater or less than. They’ll follow the directions and answer each […]

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1st grade

Halves, Fourths, or Neither, Remix!

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Halves, Fourths, or Neither, Remix!

This is a second five-question quiz in which students must decide whether the parts are equal. If the parts are equal, is the shape divided into halves or fourths? Students will quickly be able to show what they know about identifying halves and fourths. There are also a couple of “neither” included – one that […]

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1st grade

Geometry Quiz for Advanced Readers

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Geometry Quiz for Advanced Readers

Can your child picture halves and fourths easily? Are they great at reading? This quick five-question quiz may just be a perfect fit for them, if so. Four of these questions are multiple-choice, while one requires a little answer justification. It may just be the perfect challenge for your budding mathematician!

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1st grade

Fractional Steampunk Shapes

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Fractional Steampunk Shapes

Kids will dig this steampunk practice sheet! They just need to provide the lines to separate each shape into equal parts. Is your little cyberguy or cybergirl up for the challenge? We vote yes!

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1st grade

How Many Equal Parts?

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How Many Equal Parts?

These silly monsters are fraction fanatics! Kids will count the pieces of each whole shape. They’ll write the answer in the blank and have some great practice with fractions under their belts!

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1st grade

Conducting Division

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Conducting Division

These robots need your child’s help to divide these shapes into equal parts. They’ll practice dividing each of three shapes into halves, thirds, and fourths. This is a great way to connect with fractional parts!

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1st grade

Dino’s In Fraction Action

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Dino’s In Fraction Action

This cute dinosaur is always on the move! Kids will love moving from fraction to fraction, filling in the missing numbers. They’ll complete each fraction to match the picture.

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1st grade

Fraction Fill-In

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Fraction Fill-In

This bright, colorful worksheet is filled with fraction fun! Kids will take a look at the fraction and shade in the correct number of pieces of each shape to match it. This is great practice for your little mathematicians!

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1st grade

Great Gears!

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Great Gears!

The shapes factory is short a few dividing robots today. Kids can help by reading the order and dividing each of the shapes into the proper amount. The robots will appreciate the help!

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1st grade

Halves, Fourths, or Neither?

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Halves, Fourths, or Neither?

Students decide whether each of these five divided shapes is divided into halves, fourths, or neither. They’ll have to have a keen eye for whether or not all pieces are equal, but the vocabulary they’ll need is written into the instructions. Spelling should be no problem! You’ll be able to tell whether your students’ fraction […]

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1st grade

Successful Cyberpunk Shapes

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Successful Cyberpunk Shapes

This cool practice sheet is way too hip to be forgotten! Kids will find all the equally divided shapes on the page. Then, they’ll color them to indicate they’re equal! This practice is steampunk and cyberpunk approved.

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Missing Addend Sum Under 20

1st grade

Non-Sentient Sums

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Non-Sentient Sums

Students will add ’em up with this friendly robot worksheet! Each of the six problems is missing its middle number. Kid will complete the equation, which will equal twenty or fewer. Instruction for celebratory robot dance not included.

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1st grade

What’s the Equation?

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What’s the Equation?

Number lines are such a great way for students to visualize addition and subtraction problems. This worksheet has five questions represented on number lines from 0 to 20. Students will create an equation to represent what’s happening on the number line.

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1st grade

“Sea” What’s Missing?

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“Sea” What’s Missing?

These adorable jellyfish need your help to find what addend is missing from their underwater number sentences! Students will love this beautiful worksheet which can be used for practice or assessment purposes. Each sum is equal to or greater than 10 and equal to or less than 20. You’ll be “shockingly” surprised at how much […]

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1st grade

Welcome to the Family Blue

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Welcome to the Family Blue

This worksheet may have a lot of blue, but kids won’t feel so blue when they complete these number bonds! Number bonds are so fun because all they really require is a rearrangement of the same three numbers. They’ll add and subtract, moving the numbers from place to place in each equation. Students will will […]

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1st grade

“We Are Fam-i-ly, These Green Aliens and Me!”

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“We Are Fam-i-ly, These Green Aliens and Me!”

Perhaps the families are more confined to the number bonds, but it’s fun to pretend that we’re “bonding” with cute green aliens, too! Students will love this colorful, interplanetary mission of addition and subtraction. Family is important – even when it’s a number family!

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1st grade

Addends with Androids

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Addends with Androids

Kids will love this brainy robotic worksheet! There are six equations. Each is missing the medial number. Addends are teens or single-digit numbers, and none of the sums are greater than twenty.

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1st grade

Doubles-Minus-One with Robot Dog

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Doubles-Minus-One with Robot Dog

Kids will “gear” up for math greatness with this worksheet! There are ten problems on this worksheet. While they are all doubles-minus-one equations, none of the sums are over 20. This is a friendly, colorful worksheet is a handy way to explore the “doubles addition” universe!

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1st grade

How Many Robots Does It Take to Change a Lightbulb?

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How Many Robots Does It Take to Change a Lightbulb?

Robotic sciences require some math skills! If your students think they might want to work with robots in the future, they’ll love computing with this worksheet! There are six problems, and each one is missing an addend. Students will complete these equations, which all have sums of twenty or fewer. This worksheet is both robot […]

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1st grade

Triceratops Loves Threes

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Triceratops Loves Threes

Of course, three is triceratops’ favorite number! “Tri” means three! This worksheet is a fun introduction to three one-digit addend addition. First-graders will enjoy solving the problems, but they’ll also love the graphics. There are twenty questions, all in horizontal format, and none whose answers are greater than twenty.

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1st grade

No Family Like the Red Alien Family

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No Family Like the Red Alien Family

Sure, this red alien looks a bit grumpy and a tad confused, and maybe it’s a face only a family could love! While your students may not be quite ready to bond with this alien yet, they are probably okay with working with numbers that bond with each other. These “fact families” all work together, […]

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1st grade

Baby T’s Birthday Bash

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Baby T’s Birthday Bash

All Baby T. wants for his birthday is a set of addition problems with three one-digit addends, so his dino friends put this one together! Students will love this twenty-question worksheet. None of the sums are over twenty, so the material is not too challenging. Kids will love wishing Baby T. a T-“Rexellent” birthday!

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1st grade

Balanced Equations with Allosaurus Awesomenus

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Balanced Equations with Allosaurus Awesomenus

How well can your students balance? How about with numbers? This worksheet is perfect practice for balancing equations. Students will fill in the missing number in any position in the equation. There are five fill-in-the-blank questions on this worksheet. There are five fill-in-the-blank questions on this worksheet, and one adorable baby dino on this worksheet.

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1st grade

Butterfly Buddies Addition

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Butterfly Buddies Addition

Butterflies, bugs, and spring babies are featured in this adorable addition worksheet. The object is to find the missing addend or sum. Each multiple-choice question asks for students to find the number that’s missing in a different position. This is an excellent practice page for building the skills first-graders need in order to reach for […]

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1st grade

Measure the Waves with RadioBot

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Measure the Waves with RadioBot

How far can RadioBot send his radio waves? Students can help him measure. They’ll add two distances together using the doubles-minus-one strategy. RadioBot will be grateful for the help!

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1st grade

Triple the Adding Fun!

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Triple the Adding Fun!

These pictorial problems have three addends each. Students will write the problem, solve, and record their answers to each problem. This is the perfect way to start working on adding three numbers! The pictures are a great way to help kids move from using concrete objects to a more abstract, numbers-only understanding. What could be […]

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1st grade

Robot Basketball Player Scores Twice Minus One

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Robot Basketball Player Scores Twice Minus One

Somehow this basketball-playing robot always scores one fewer than double points! Students will add doubles, then take one away to find out his scores from every game. We’re hoping they get nothing but net!

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive P

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Cursive P

If your kids are not forming satisfactory sentences just yet, we have the best solution for you. Use our Cursive P worksheet to help the young learners become fantastic writers. Kids who write in cursive have excellent syntax skills and that’s one benefit you sure don’t want to miss, right?

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive W

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Cursive W

Do you dream of seeing your kids develop a legible and attractive cursive handwriting style? Well, we can make your wish come true with our Cursive W printable worksheet. You are only are practice worksheet away from watching your young ones write like the most accomplished experts!

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive Q is for Queen

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Cursive Q is for Queen

Handwriting can be such a struggle for kids. This page allows them to practice a particularly difficult letter – Q. With practice words like Quiz, Quarter, and Quiet, this is an extremely practical practice. The lowercase q is also present in the isolated letter practice, although all the words start with the capital form.

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace the word “Orange”

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Trace the word “Orange”

Get innovative and creative with your vocabulary and letter teaching methodology. Our worksheet offers an easy and interesting means of introducing children to what’s not only a color, a fruit but also a big word. Your students will learn to write and spell orange flawlessly through our worksheets.

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive L

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Cursive L

Did you know that cursive handwriting stimulates the brain? Hence, by give your class our Cursive L handwriting practice, you will be stimulating their young minds, helping them develop vital skills and improving their dynamic interplay. Grab our wonderful teaching tool today to give your children all those benefits!

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive I

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Cursive I

Let’s make cursive writing the next big achievement of your little ones together. We offer you our Cursive I printable worksheets that will provide essential writing practice and help the kids master complex writing art. Oh, it’s also going make them fine readers and writers of the future!

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace the word “Flag”

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Trace the word “Flag”

Our flag tracing worksheet is the best way to incorporate fun with learning. This interesting worksheet will give your children plenty of tracing, handwriting, and letter identification practice.

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace Letter “K”

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Trace Letter “K”

Let K assure your students they’ll be okay. The easy practice and learning through our worksheets will assure the tiny kindergarteners they can do it. Make letter tracing and handwriting their strength with our useful worksheet.

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive F is for Flag

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Cursive F is for Flag

Let’s hoist our cursive writing flags high with this helpful learning resource. Our printable Cursive F for Flag worksheet is the perfect way to help your students get better with their cursive handwriting skills while also strengthening their vocabulary.

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace the word “Apple”

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Trace the word “Apple”

An apple a day keeps the doctor away but tracing the word also keeps handwriting blues away. Help your children master the handwriting art and vocabulary with our easy worksheet.

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive R is for Rocket

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Cursive R is for Rocket

Cursive Rr is a pretty popular letter! Rr is used often in English, so practicing this letter is important for kids new to cursive writing. This worksheet gives them the opportunity to practice with both capital and lowercase Rr in isolation. The practice words involving words begin with the capital version.

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive G is for Guitar

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Cursive G is for Guitar

Let’s hit the right cursive notes in our awesome learning resource. Cursive G is for Guitar introduces a beautiful instrument, a fancy word, and cursive writing practice in one for your students. There cannot be a better lesson plan than our printable worksheet for your next class!

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace the word “Kangaroo”

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Trace the word “Kangaroo”

Let our Kangaroo worksheet help broaden your child’s vocabulary and handwriting skills. This tracing worksheet provides ample writing practice for kids. The attractive outline will also grab their attention and help them memorize the spelling.

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive B

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Cursive B

Let cursive writing become the next favorite lesson of your students. Our cursive B printable worksheet is going to make them bounce with delight on their seats, each time they form a cursive letter successfully. Learning and fun can go hand in hand, just as it does with our printable learning resource!

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1st grade, Kindergarten

Trace Letter “U”

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Trace Letter “U”

Learning and fun go hand in hand, just like our trace letter “U” worksheet. Combine a whole lot of fun with tracing, letter learning, and handwriting practice for your classrooms with our resource.

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1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade

Cursive T is for Truck

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Cursive T is for Truck

Tt is a very common letter! Practicing the cursive form is pretty important. The capital T in cursive is similar to the capital T in print, so kids will appreciate the familiarity.

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