Thanks for Thinking 'th' Digraph Cloze Worksheet
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In this cloze reading worksheet, students will find the right word that contains a 'th' digraph and spell it correctly on the line.
In this cloze reading worksheet, students will find the right word that contains a 'th' digraph and spell it correctly on the line.
In this spelling practice worksheet, students will look for 1-3 misspelled words per sentence and then rewrite them correctly on the line. This is an emphasis on the 'th' digraph.
This spelling test tests a student's ability to use the phonics digraph 'sh'. There are 20 words testest. This is a Google Doc so it can be edited.
In this spelling worksheet, students will find words that are misspelled, circle them, and then spell them correctly on the provided lines. There are ten sentences in all.
This worksheet contains 10 sentences with missing words that have 'sh' digraphs. Students read the sentences and use the word bank to fill in the correct 'sh' word. There are 12 missing words.
Students will learn to split a number line equally to represent fractions. The fractions can represent more than one whole and therefore can be written as improper fractions. The last question has student place fractions on a number line. This math worksheet has 5 number lines.
Students will read a sentence with a missing word and then use a bank of "sl" blend words to choose a word that would accurately fit in the space. There are ten question
I created this program to generate unlimited opportunities to create sentences using names, nouns, adjectives, and verbs. Just click the "Regenerate" button and new names, nouns, adjectives, and verbs will be generated. Students then have to come up with a sentence that uses all of the words. I also added a variable to the mix. It causes students to also add parts to their sentences like setting, emotions, tense, singular vs. plural, figurative language concepts, rhymes, and prefixes/suffixes. I usually play if I find 10 minutes at the end of a writing time.
This science reading product was created to teach my students the importance of reading instructions, reading technical instructions, and of course bringing awesome science into the reading curriculum.
Students will follow instructions on how to grow a pinto bean. They will keep track of its growth for 6 days, filling out a Data Observation Table by sketching the changes and writing down some of the observations that they see going on. I have my students write the observations in complete sentences.
This is a Google doc so you can change instructions as you see fit.
Use this subtraction worksheet to check for understanding or reteach. There are 6 math subtraction questions that students will solve that require students to borrow across 0s.