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April Showers Umbrella

For Teachers Pre-K - 2nd
Students create an April Showers Umbrella. In this art lesson, students use an umbrella cut out and tissure paper to make a colorful umbrella. Students glue the tissue paper to the umbrella, allow it to dry and use it for decoration.
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Umbrella

For Students K - 1st
In this coloring and printing worksheet, students trace one dotted example of the word "umbrella" in Zaner-Bloser printing. Students practice the word on the blank lines and then color a picture of an umbrella.
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U is for Umbrella

For Teachers Pre-K - 1st
In this letter U coloring worksheet, students color the uppercase U and lowercase u. Students also color the picture of an umbrella.
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April Showers Bring May Flowers

For Students Pre-K - K
In this counting to 30 worksheet, students connect the dots from one to thirty in a dot to dot puzzle. A rainy day picture with an umbrella will be revealed.
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Alphabet 4

For Students Pre-K - K
In this literacy worksheet, students color all the pictures that end with the letter t. There are several illustrations to identify in the activity.
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Umbrella

For Students Pre-K - K
For this umbrella coloring page, a black line drawing of an umbrella is provided. No directions are given. This is apparently a coloring activity.
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Umbrella Dot to Dot: Counting to 3

For Students Pre-K
In this dot to dot worksheet, students count from 1 to 3 as they connect the dots in a picture of an umbrella. Students color the picture. This is a hand-drawn worksheet.
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My Spelling Words #92

For Students 3rd
In this spelling worksheet, 3rd graders practice reading and writing each of the words listed. Then they find and circle the words in the word search puzzle at the bottom of the sheet.
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Uhhh..What?

For Teachers K
Students identify and become competent and in reading the letter u, pronounced /uh/. They also use and spell words with the correspondance u = /uh/ by the use of a letterbox lesson, reading a short story, and writing a message.