Less than $5 Pre-K Other (ELA) Homework

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.

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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.

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!