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is a good practice for exploring the 5 Ws: who, what, when, where, and why. In the instruction field, enter a very short story that allows for asking questions about the 5 Ws. In the sentences section, enter 5 questions pertaining to the 5 Ws.
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This is a wonderful creative writing exercise. In the instruction field, write a short story. This could either be one that's made up by you or an existing, classic story. The lines below the story is where the students will write about the moral. Of course, you would have to explain what the moral of a story is ahead of time.
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Teach your students the different shapes and sizes of each letter of the alphabet. To customize, enter instructions and up to 10 words. The words will be stored in the word bank and the letters of each word will be converted to rectangular boxes that correspond to the shape of the letter. Encourage the students to match words in the bank with the sets of rectangular boxes.
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This
is a good practice for expressing opinions and why they are different from facts. To customize this worksheet, enter a question or topic in the instruction field. Encourage the students to think of an answer or response and then write down their supporting reasons below.
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Teach your kids the difference between opinions and facts. To customize this worksheet, enter the topic in the instructions field. Your kids will have a box to write down his/her opinion about the given topic and then follow up by supporting their opinion with four reasons.
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This
is a good practice for creative writing. In the instructions field,
enter a topic. The dotted lines will be there for the little ones to
write according to the given topic. The topics can relate to main ideas
of short stories or morals learned from a fairy tale. Finally encourage them to draw a picture that is relevant to their writing piece.
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Encourage the kids to separate sets of facts. All you have to do to customize this worksheet is to enter the topic in the instructions field and then two categories as words. This will allow them to organize their thoughts and separate crucial ideas. You can also suggest that they provide contrasting sets of information. Just specify the two categories accordingly.
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This
worksheet is good to help the little ones correct common mistakes, capitalizations. To customize, simply enter up to 10 sentences and lines will automatically be drawn underneath each sentence. Encourage them, using descriptive instructions, to rewrite each sentence on the line below with correct capitalizations such as for names and the first letter of each sentence.
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This worksheet is one of our most popular. To customize this, all you need to do is enter one word with at most 10 characters. That is it! When the worksheet is generated, the word will appear in blocks on the bottom and the lines will drawn out for the kids to write on. You can request them to cut out the letter blocks and make different words. Ask them to write down as many different words as possible that they can make with all those letters. The title of the worksheet also changes depending on the word you are using.
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This worksheet will require students to correct the original sentences and rewrite them correctly. Simply enter up to 7 short complete sentences with all punctuations missing. Kindly request the students to rewrite each of the sentences below with the correct punctuations. The generated worksheet will draw the lines beneath the sentences.
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This is a fun worksheet. Simply enter up to 8 three-letter words and choose corresponding images. The generated worksheet will draw each of the pictures and write the corresponding word beneath each picture with the middle letter removed and on top of dotted lines. Provide clear instructions on what vowels are and that they can only replace the missing letters with vowels.
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They know what vowels are but do they know what consonants are? Teach your students consonants and vocabulary words at the same time with this worksheet. Simply enter up to 6 words (make sure they each end with a consonant) and choose 6 corresponding images. After generating, the worksheet will have the last letter of each word removed. Encourage the kids to fill in the blanks with the correct consonant letter to make the names of each of the images.
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Sometimes you just need to know how your kids are feeling. After a special event such as a field trip or a rainy day, use this worksheet to let them express their innermost feelings and reinforce their writing skills. Simply enter up to 4 words that describe their possible emotional state and the worksheet will have those words in the word bank. Request the students to choose their feeling and write about it on the dotted lines.
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Teach the students action words or verbs with sentences and images. Simply enter up to 5 sentences and choose 6 images that pertain to the sentences. Encourage the students to circle the verb(s) in each sentence. You can get creative and have them draw another picture that pertains to the same action word that is circled.
https://www.teachersassist.com/teachers/worksheets.aspxReinforce the ideas of opposite words or antonyms with this worksheet. Simply enter up to 10 words and the generator will create a worksheet that lists all of those words along with dotted lines. Request the students to write the word that has the opposite meaning of each word.
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What is the difference between blends and digraphs? That is up to you to teach in the classroom but use this worksheet to reinforce the differences and ideas. Simple enter up to 6 words and 6 corresponding images. The 6 words will be randomized and placed in the word bank. The 6 images will be drawn along with two sets of dotted lines. Encourage the students to identify and write the digraphs of each of the images and then write other words that have the same digraphs.
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Teach your kids blends with this fun and colorful worksheet. Simply enter up to 6 words and 6 corresponding images. The words will be placed next to the images. Request the students to circle or underline the blend(s) of each word or have them do something else creative.
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Teach your students action words and verbs with this worksheet. Simply enter up to 10 action words and then the generated worksheet will contain dotted lines next to each word. Kindly request the kids to write the past tense of each action word. If the words are tricky such as drink which becomes a whole different word, make sure you give clear instructions.
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Just like the word wall cutout, only bigger! Enter up to 2 words and have the kids print and cut them out. Use this in conjunction with the regular size cutouts to enhance the looks of the word wall.
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Have you kids decorate the word wall with these colorful sight word cutouts. Enter in up to 3 words and they will be enclosed in dotted lines. Encourage the kids to cut out the words and post on wall.
