Even if math isn’t your favorite subject, there’s a good chance you love pie for dessert or a pizza pie at a party. Pi Day, which falls on March 14th each year, is a perfect time to use tasty round foods to learn more about math. These Pi Day activities for kids can make the day fun for anyone!

This April Fool’s Day reading includes a reading text on the origins of April Fool’s Day, vocabulary focus, collocations matching, comprehension questions, and speaking practice.

I’ve created a very useful reading comprehension regarding April Fool’s Day which is celebrated on the 1st April. The ws contains some exercises as well. Hope you will like it!

This test can be administered to assess elementary students . This is everybody’s favorite day. Students will enjoy learning and discussing about this day in class. Language goals grammar Grammar practice General grammar practice vocabulary Vocabulary practice General vocabulary practice reading Reading comprehension General reading comprehension

Here’s a new set of April Fools Day worksheets to create some pretty fun learning opportunities on April 1st. First there is a reading page to teach kids a little bit about the history of April Fools, then there is a quiz on the reading to test reading comprehension. There is also a page with 5 short answer questions to get kids writing, suitable for grades 4 – 6. Lastly there is a word search with 9 synonyms for the word Prank – have fun with them