Your student will read a stanza from Longfellow’s Pilgrim poem, “The Courtship of Miles Standish” and analyze the use of words.
Two People in History – Writing Prompt
This worksheet on informative writing asks your student to compare two people in history.
Two Viewpoints: Lee Surrenders to Grant, 1865
In this worksheet, your student will compare the writings of Ulysses S. Grant with a painting of the surrender of Lee at Appomattox Court House.
Uncle Tom’s Cabin: George’s Speech
This reading comprehension worksheet on a passage from “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” is a great activity for Black History Month.
Using Inference in Writing
Your student will take the next step in understanding inference in this writing worksheet.
Using the Colon
There are lots of reasons to use a colon!
Warm Up to Paradox!
When something seems to contradict itself but can still be true, we call it a paradox. Identifying a paradox can be confusing. Here is a free worksheet to print out for your students to complete. Examples of a paradox and fill in the blanks can give your students a headstart on mastering a paradox.
What Can You Infer?
This inference worksheet spotlights text from “The Gift of the Magi.”
What is the Main Idea? The Magna Carta
Students read a few paragraphs about the Magna Carta and write the main idea and two supporting ideas on the lines provided.
What Kind of Dependent Clause Is It?
Your student is asked to name the function of the dependent clause in this worksheet.
Winter Attack
Your student can practice narrative point of view in this worksheet.
Word Pairs: Choose the Correct Word
The vocabulary is more advanced in this confusing word pairs worksheet. Students will practice with word pairs like elicit/illicit, discreet/discrete and more.
Write a Conclusion: Voting
A strongly written conclusion can sway a reader one way or another. When writing persuasive articles it is important that you restate your thesis and give strong supporting ideas. The conclusion is the last chance you will have to sway your readers. This free printable worksheet is perfect for students to practice writing conclusions.
Write A School Letter for Change – Writing Prompt
In this worksheet, your student will write a letter proposing a change to her school.
Writing Practice: Quotation Marks
This writing practice asks your student to create sentences using quotation marks.
Writing with Commonly Confused Words
Now your student gets a chance to write with some easily confused words! Students practice with words like conscious, conscientious, antidote, and anecdote.
Writing With Hyperboles
This worksheet on writing hyperboles will knock your socks off!
Letter Sounds: A
Make identifying letter sounds fun with this colorful activity about the letter A! This worksheet can be used at home or in the classroom, and is great for getting your Pre-Schooler ready for Kindergarten!
Letter Sounds: B
Make identifying letter sounds fun with this colorful activity about the letter B! This worksheet can be used at home or in the classroom, and is great for getting your Pre-Schooler ready for Kindergarten!
Letter Sounds: C
Make identifying letter sounds fun with this colorful activity about the letter C! This worksheet can be used at home or in the classroom, and is great for getting your Pre-Schooler ready for Kindergarten!