Change each sentence from singular to plural.

Label the five parts of this friendly letter.

Read each situation. Identify one action (cause) and the consequence (effect). There may be more than one correct answer.

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Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address is reviewed in writing prompts, with an emphasis on rhetoric. Adaptable to a range of grades.

"The doctors are reading." Choose the sentence that best describes the picture.

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A St.Patrick's Day themed Color & Solve Worksheet packet. Includes 4 different, progressive color and solve worksheets. Students will use the given number codes to help guide them with their illustrations. Page 1: Addition Facts Page 2: Subtraction Facts Page 3: Double the given numbers to solve the worksheet. Page 4: Double the given numbers, and add +1 to solve the worksheet. * All numbers are under 20.

Six pages of Christmas character portraits with math facts to solve and color by number. Two pages of addition facts and subtraction facts. One page each of double facts and double plus one facts. All numbers are under 20.

This 10 page book unit covering, A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, pairs activities such as; word searches, word unscrambles, multiple choice questions, writing activities, and an answer key. See the page layout below: Page 1: Vocabulary Word Search Page 2 - 3: Words and Their Meanings Page 4: Word Unscramble Page 5 - 8: Reading Comprehension (22 questions total) Page 9: Writing Activity 1 (Reading Comprehension) Page 10: Writing Activity 2 (Venn Diagram, comparing characters)

A three page biography of Albert Einstein with a page of multiple choice and a page of short answer questions, plus a writing prompt.

Read the short story, then use context clues to predict the outcome. Six stories; answers included.

How many chicks? Circle the correct number. Common Core: Math (Count to tell the number of objects) K.CC5

Celebrate Christmas by finding the differences and coloring this cozy fireplace scene by the key. Can be used with abcWorkshop®.

This poster provides examples for irregular verbs, both present tense and past tense, suitable for beginning grammar students. Both color and b/w versions are included.

Cut out the shapes and arrange them into this shape of a train.

Classify the sentences as imperative, declarative, interrogative, or exclamatory, and punctuate them correctly.

Fill in the correct linking verb for each sentence. Some verbs can be used more than once.

Students practice sentence sequencing by reading mixed up five-sentence stories and putting them in order.