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Identifying Letters - Search and Circle Activity

This Letters Activity Pack is a collection of 52 printable pages that focus on identifying letters A-Z. Students look at a set of worksheets and circle the ones that match the letter shown. This includes Answer key for students to practice tracing the letter. This set includes: *26 Letter Recognition pages (A to Z) This Letters Activity Pack is a fun and engaging way to reinforce key reading skills for young learners.

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Maze Games for Alphabet Learning

Includes individual worksheets for learning alphabets by Tracing the maze using different colors and find animals, fruits and vegetables. Can be used for group work or individual practice. Download here https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Maze-Games-for-Alphabet-Learning-5548886

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Use of Do, Does and Did in Sentences

Do," "does," and "did" are auxiliary verbs used to form questions and negative statements in English.

"Do" is used with plural subjects and the pronouns "I," "you," "we," and "they." Example: "Do you like pizza?" "Does" is used with singular subjects and the pronouns "he," "she," and "it." Example: "Does she play the guitar?" "Did" is used in past tense questions and negative statements for all subjects. Example: "Did you go to the party?" (question) and "He did not finish his homework." (negative statement) These auxiliary verbs help to clarify the tense and subject of a sentence and are commonly used in everyday conversations and written English.

Complete by fill in the blanks given with ‘Do’ or ‘Does’.

Read the following sentences. Tick ( √ ) if ‘did’ is used correctly cross (X) if did is wrongly used.

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Reading Comprehension

Reading comprehension is the ability to understand and interpret written language. It involves being able to read and process written text, identify key ideas and details, make connections between different parts of the text, and draw conclusions or inferences. Good reading comprehension skills are essential for academic and professional success, as well as for everyday life. Improving reading comprehension can be done through practice, strategies such as previewing and predicting, and active engagement with the text. This includes asking questions, summarizing, and analyzing the text to deepen understanding and gain insights. This set of worksheets is perfect for practicing both writing skills and reading comprehension. There are 64 different worksheets in this pack, each sentence students have to complete. Under those sentences, students will find both pictures and written words they have to use in the sentences. Download here https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Reading-Comprehension-Fill-in-the-Blanks-Sentence-Completion-Worksheets-6541639

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Connect the Dots Worksheets 1-10

These simple connect the dots worksheets 1-10 are perfect for preschoolers or kids in kindergarten to practice counting from 1 to 10. There are 16 number to number worksheets included, each with a wonderful design. Have the kids connect all the dots to reveal the image of: - Starfish - Pumpkin - Squirrel - Rabbit - Dog - Banana - Apple - Circle - Rectangle - Triangle - Star - Pentagon - Crescent - Heart - Square Once they reveal the images, they can color them in too! You can download here https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Connect-the-Dots-Worksheets-1-10-5596976

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Adding Dimes and Pennies

To add dimes and pennies together, follow these steps. First, determine the quantity of dimes and pennies you have. Multiply the number of dimes by 10 to get their total value in cents. Then, add the total value of the dimes to the number of pennies you have. The sum of the two will give you the total value in cents. For example, if you have 3 dimes and 25 pennies, multiply 3 by 10 to get 30 cents. Then, add 30 cents to 25 cents to get a total of 55 cents. Remember to convert the final result back into the appropriate currency format if necessary. This is a great activity to help students learn and practice how to add pennies, nickels, and dimes. These worksheets include: Find the value of each set of coins. Complete the place value chart to match. Write the addition sentence to add the value of the dimes and the value of the pennies. You can grab them from here https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Adding-Dimes-and-Pennies-6220765

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Visual Basic Adding with fingers for practicing quantity

These visual counting worksheets are great for beginners to practice the correlation between number quantity and object quantity using a hand fingers to connect each number of an addition problem to the same amount of the fingers. The worksheets look best in color but they print just fine in black and white. Product includes 1 PDF document, so you'll need Adobe reader to open it.

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Counting Worksheets - Visual Basic Adding with pictures for practicing quantity

These visual counting worksheets are great for beginners to practice the correlation between number quantity and object quantity using a variety of visual objects to connect each number of an addition problem to the same amount of the object. There are a number of practice problems on 12 pages covering the most basic problems with colorful visual objects to accompany each problem.

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