Less than $5 Kindergarten Other (ELA) Worksheets (by date, oldest first)

Let's be honest, phonemic awareness can be SO boring for our students! Whenever we are working on it they want to use the words in sentences or want to see a picture of what that word means! Now they have a picture to connect to the word!

These NO-PREP sheets are perfect for extra practice or practice in small group! I let my students choose their manipulative; whether it is play-dough to tap, legos, chips, or blocks! This also gives those kiddos struggling with blending and segmenting a concrete method to gain those skills!

The sheets are broken into each digraph so that you can easily practice phonemic awareness with the digraph you are working on. You can also mix them up so they can practice the skill for each digraph!

-Includes

-Digraphs; ch,th,sh,wh,ck,qu

-Digraphs words with a picture

-A box for each sound!

Let's be honest, phonemic awareness can be SO boring for our students! Whenever we are working on it they want to use the words in sentences or want to see a picture of what that word means! Now they have a picture to connect to the word!

These NO-PREP sheets are perfect for extra practice or practice in small group! I let my students choose their manipulative; whether it is play-dough to tap, legos, chips, or blocks! This also gives those kiddos struggling with blending and segmenting a concrete method to gain those skills!

The sheets are broken into each vowel so that you can easily practice phonemic awareness with the vowel you are working on. You can also mix them up so they can practice the skill for each vowel!

-Includes

-Vowels; a,e,i,o,u

-CVC words with a picture

-A box for each sound!

Use this product when teaching main idea and key details! Comes with a poster display, and a student worksheet.

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Alphabet Fun is a great resource for teaching letter recognition and sounds. It includes two pages for each alphabet letter, one review page for every two letters and a "watch" for children to wear home encouraging their families to ask about the letter sound they mastered that day. This FREEBIE includes four pages for the letter A only so you can try it out! You can find the full resource HERE. It includes over 100 pages of worksheets, watches and flash cards.

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My Funky First Grade

Check out this freebie for the word "the" that is included in my 1-100 of Fry's High Frequency Words resource!

1-100 HFW Resource

This resource is presented in an easy to use, kindergarten or first grade friendly format. Perfect to use after explicit instruction in the spelling pattern or irregularities associated with words that are sometimes not decodable!

Students use a variety of modalities to orthographically map the the word including:

• Finger trace
• Find and circle
• Write
• Color
• Read it in 2-3 easily decodable sentences
• Draw it
• Use in a sentence - A perfect way to introduce sentence stems!

This resource is perfect to use in ELA small group stations as it provides a visual reminder of what to do in each section for non-readers.

We all know that memorizing words is not the best practice as it relates to the Science of Reading. Using these sheets after explicit instruction will help young learners retain and practice their skills!

Are you looking for more kindergarten station activities? Check out these other stations:

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Color Word Sheets

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Printable activities for the story Bill and Pete Go Down the Nile written and illustrated by Tomie dePaola. This story is a fun way for students to be introduced to Egypt and just a few of thing which can be found there including sarcophagus, pyramids, sphinx. Printable worksheets include:

1. 10 question multiple choice quiz

2. Printable definition sheet (with pictures)

3. Drawing page of the trip down the Nile Bill and Pete take

4. Coloring sheet.

Interested in other great children's stories check out:

We Are the Gardeners

The Boy Who Changed the World

The Littlest Snowplow

Printable activities for the story Who Took the Farmer's Hat? by: Joan L. Nodset pictures by Fritz Siebel. This is a wonderful story using a repetitive theme making it easy for students to follow along and engage. This book is also great for beginning readers, because the story follows a circular pattern. To engage students this resource has 4 pages which can be used together or separate:

1. Farmer's hat activity: decorate/ color a hat and practice cutting skills by following the dotted line.

2. Note taking practice: draw a picture or write a note about each character in the story.

3. Quiz: See what information is retained with this multiple choice quiz.

4. Word search: Introduce characters and vocabulary terms with this word search.

Interested in other great children's stories check out:

We Are the Gardeners

The Boy Who Changed the World

The Littlest Snowplow

Delve deeper into Salina Yoon's heartwarming tale of friendship with our Penguin and Pinecone: A Friendship Story worksheets. This pack of 5 worksheets is designed to supplement your child's understanding and engagement with the story.

The first component of the pack includes a list of vocabulary words extracted from the book to help your child improve their linguistic skills.

The second component is a worksheet that can be used during guided reading sessions, or alternatively, it can serve as a comprehension quiz/test to measure your child's understanding of the story.

To incorporate an element of fun, we have also included 2 imaginative color worksheets. These allow your child to express their creativity and relate it personally to the story of Penguin and Pinecone.

The final inclusion in this pack is a 2-page story sequence worksheet. This will aid your child to follow the narrative in a cohesive manner and understand the progression of events and the impact those events have on the characters' dynamics.

Encourage your child to utilize these worksheets while reading Penguin and Pinecone for a wholesome and enriching learning experience.

Like this story check out more children's book companions like

Who Took the Farmer's Hat

Little Blue Truck

I Like Myself

This product includes:

• 2 sorting same and different worksheets
• 2 tracing worksheets
• 2 counting worksheets (1-5)

All instructions are in Spanish!

Just Print and Go!

This product includes:

• 2 sorting same and different worksheets
• 2 tracing worksheets
• 2 counting worksheets (1-5)

Just Print and Go!

Teacher Appreciation Note Cards and Letters are a great way to express gratitude and thanks to educators who have made a positive impact on students' lives. These cards and letters can be personalized with thoughtful messages, heartfelt sentiments, and even personal anecdotes. They can be given to teachers on Teacher Appreciation Day, at the end of the school year, or at any time to show appreciation for their dedication and hard work. Whether it's a simple note card or a heartfelt letter, expressing appreciation and thanks can make a teacher's day and inspire them to continue making a difference in their students' lives.

WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE

• 20 Pages ( PDF + PNG )

• Large 8.5'' x 11'' designs that can easily be printed on regular sized paper

• High-resolution images

• Unlimited prints

• Great for kids, boys, girls, and teens

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• This item comes as a high-resolution PDF + PNG Files that you can download straight after purchasing.

• You can print as many copies as you want.

NOTE

• This is a digital item.

• No physical product or printed material will be shipped.

• No refunds as this is a digital product.

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This two page resource is a must for a pre-reading assignment for the book Stellaluna by Janell Cannon. It includes four statements where students need to decide if they strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, and strongly disagree. They then have to give their reasoning. These four pre-reading reflection questions get students' brains activated and thinking about various themes, lessons, and ideas they will come across in the novel. It is great to see what students are thinking on these big topics before they begin the novel!! Not only is it fun and engaging for your students, the responses students give are also very interesting to read as a teacher!

** Research has shown that deeper comprehension takes place when students are engaged in activities that bridge prior knowledge with what they are about to learn. This product will help students connect the novel to their already existing knowledge in order to make the new reading more stimulating and engaging.

This product is now a TeachShare Digital Activity! It can be used for Distance Learning.

You can now:

1. Customize this resource for your students

2. Preview and assign to students through Google Classroom

3. Review completed assignments and return feedback

Check out my other 'Pre-Reading Reflections' for novel studies below!

The One and Only Ivan Pre-Reading Reflection

Charlotte's Web Pre-Reading Reflections

Because of Winn Dixie Pre-Reading Reflection Questions

James and the Giant Peach Pre-Reading Reflection Questions

The BFG Pre-Reading Reflection Questions

Wonder Pre-Reading Reflections

Sarah, Plain and Tall Pre-Reading Reflection Questions

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Pre-Reading Reflection Questions

Freckle Juice Pre-Reading Reflection Questions

Stone Fox Pre-Reading Reflection Questions

My Father's Dragon Pre-Reading Reflection Questions

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Cutting and Pasting Five Senses Webs: My Five Senses Activity
Engage your students with this fun, hands-on Cutting and Pasting Five Senses Webs activity! Perfect for preschool, Kindergarten, and early elementary learners, these 5 senses worksheets help children explore the senses of taste, smell, hearing, touch, and sight by cutting out pictures and pasting them into the correct sensory web. This My Five Senses activity is an interactive way for students to learn and categorize everyday objects based on what they can taste, smell, hear, touch, or see.

What's included in this Five Senses activity:

• Cut-and-paste worksheets that allow students to build sensory webs for each sense.
• Visual prompts to help children categorize objects under the correct sense, enhancing their understanding of how the senses work together.
• Opportunities for students to explore multiple senses for certain objects.

This resource is perfect for classroom centers or home activities, offering a creative and engaging way to deepen sensory learning. These cutting and pasting five senses webs help develop fine motor skills while reinforcing key concepts about the senses!

Help students explore the world around them with our Color the Senses worksheets! This interactive My Five Senses activity encourages young learners to match senses words to corresponding pictures and color them to reinforce their understanding. Students will also be challenged to identify multiple senses for each object, enhancing their critical thinking skills. These 5 senses worksheets are perfect for preschool, Kindergarten, and early elementary classrooms.

What's included in this Five Senses activity:

• Coloring senses words to match objects with the correct sense(s) like sight, sound, smell, taste, or touch.
• Opportunities for students to identify and label objects that may engage more than one sense.

This resource is an excellent tool for teaching sensory awareness, offering hands-on practice that blends learning with creativity! Ideal for classroom centers or home use, these coloring and matching senses worksheets will spark curiosity and deepen understanding of the five senses.

Help young learners master rhyming skills with these fun and engaging Rhyming Words Worksheets for Kindergarten! Focusing on popular word families such as -at, -et, -in, -og, -op, and -ug, these worksheets are perfect for building early phonics and literacy skills. Each page is packed with rhyming words pictures that help students visually connect words that rhyme, making it easier and more enjoyable to learn.

Students will love the hands-on cutting rhyming words activity as they match and paste words that belong to the same rhyming family. This resource is ideal for literacy centers, morning work, or take-home practice, and is designed to enhance rhyming skills in a way that’s both effective and fun.

How to Use:

1. Students cut out rhyming words from the worksheet.
2. They then match and paste the words that rhyme, reinforcing word family recognition.
3. Perfect for classroom use, small groups, or independent practice to support early reading skills.

Key Features:

• Includes word families -at, -et, -in, -og, -op, and -ug
• Focus on rhyming words pictures to aid in word recognition
• Engaging cutting rhyming words activity for hands-on learning
• Ideal for rhyming worksheets in Kindergarten literacy centers or independent work
• Builds early phonics, word family recognition, and fine motor skills

Make rhyming practice engaging with these Rhyming Words Worksheets for Kindergarten—a perfect resource to help students recognize and enjoy rhyming!

Make learning about the five senses engaging and interactive with our Draw a Line to the Senses worksheets! These fun and educational 5 senses worksheets are perfect for preschool, Kindergarten, and early elementary students. In this activity, students will draw a line from a person displaying a sense to the matching body part (eyes, ears, nose, mouth, or hands). Additionally, they will identify and match the correct word that corresponds to the sense being displayed.
What's included in this My Five Senses activity:

• Line-drawing worksheets that ask students to connect a person’s sense-related action to the correct body part.
• Word identification practice to reinforce vocabulary related to the five senses: sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch.
• Visual prompts to help students understand how each body part corresponds to a specific sense.

This Five Senses activity is perfect for reinforcing sensory learning while also enhancing fine motor skills. Ideal for classroom centers or at-home learning, these draw a line to the body part worksheets offer a fun and interactive way to teach young learners about the five senses!

Boost early writing skills with We Can Label—a fun, engaging resource designed for labeling in Kindergarten and beginning writers! This 4-page activity focuses on labeling pictures to build foundational writing skills while supporting vocabulary development and comprehension. Perfect for classroom centers or individual practice, We Can Label introduces young learners to early writing in an accessible, engaging format.

This resource offers differentiated labeling practice with flexible options. Students can either write out their own labels or use the provided word bank to help with spelling and word recognition. This differentiation allows you to tailor the activity to each student’s current writing abilities, making it ideal for supporting both emerging and independent beginning writers.

Key Features:

• 4 pages of labeling picture activities with differentiated options
• Option to use a word bank or have students label independently
• Perfect for beginning writing with labeling in Kindergarten and early elementary
• Supports vocabulary, comprehension, and writing confidence

Introduce your students to essential writing skills with We Can Label—a differentiated, easy-to-use resource that makes labeling in Kindergarten fun and effective!