In this long e words instructional activity, students cut out long e words and the pictures they go with, and then match them up together. Students complete 8 matches.

In this color the uppercase letters of the alphabet worksheet, learners color the twenty-six uppercase letters of the alphabet.

In this tracing the letter U worksheet, students trace over the dotted lines to practice writing upper and lowercase letter U.

In this tracing: L is for lamp worksheet, students trace over the dotted lines to practice writing upper and lower case letters, then color the picture of a lamp.

In this letter C worksheet, young scholars trace the upper and lower case letter C. Students trace the upper case letter 7 times and the lower case letter 7 times.

In this letter M worksheet, students trace the upper and lower case letter M. Students trace 7 upper case letters and 6 lower case letters.

In this handwriting: W is for walkie-talkie worksheet, students trace over the dotted lines to practice making the upper and lowercase letter W.

In this handwriting: N is for nanny worksheet, students trace over the dotted lines to write upper and lowercase letter N.

In this recognizing the formation of the letters Xx worksheet, learners trace the upper case X and the lower case x. Students write 12 answers.

In this tracing letters:  Y is for yak worksheet, students trace over the dotted lines to 7 uppercase and 7 lowercase letters.

In this letter G worksheet, students trace the upper and lower case letter G. Students trace the upper case letter 7 times and the lower case letter 7 times.

In this recognizing and writing the letters Rr worksheet, young scholars trace the dots to form the upper case R and lower case r and color the robot. Students trace 16 letters.

In this tracing the numeral one worksheet, students trace over the dotted lines to practice writing the numeral one 13 times, then color the picture of the turtle.

In this letter "a" activity worksheet, students practice tracing lowercase "a" and then write the letter independently. Students also note that the word armadillo begins with the letter.

In this handwriting: S is for saddle worksheet, students trace over the dotted lines to practice writing the upper and lowercase letter S.

In this matching colors of butterflies worksheet, students match the colors of 8  butterfly wings, which have been printed, cut out and laminated.

Elementary learners use this letter puzzle to review the alphabet! Five letters are missing (one from each row), and learners have to write which one belongs there. When your class is finished, have the whole group read through the...

In this at and eb words worksheet, students write -at and -eb words based on the letters they are given. Students write 8 words total and color a hat and a spider.

Teaching children how to write can be a long and difficult process, but this simple practice resource will help make it a little easier. This versatile template of handwriting lines can be used in numerous ways to develop the fine...

Assign this list of Dolch primer sight words to your youngsters and their parents. Highlight a different group of words for every month, and create class goals. How many of these common first grade words can your class master before...

After studying all of the 220 Dolch basic sight words, your class can read this great short story that includes every word. You can have your readers circle each sight word as they go.

First instituted in New York City in 2002 and recognized nationwide in 2009, "Poem in Your Pocket Day" is part of National Poetry Month (April) and celebrates poetry in everyday life. A brief news story includes 9 ideas about how to...

Practice writing capital letters with this tracing worksheet, which includes capital letters A-H. It includes a sample letter with helpful arrows ordering the steps. Learners can also practice a few on their own. For more advanced...

Practice makes perfect when it comes to writing numbers! Learners try out their handwriting with this tracing numbers activity, focusing on numbers 16-23. They examine an example number with arrows to guide their pencil. Next, they trace...