Learning how to add up to 10 is really important for math students. It’s not just a big step, but also a useful tool when they have to do harder addition and subtraction later on. Knowing the different ways to make 10 by heart helps with quick mental math, especially when dealing with big numbers in higher grades. Getting good at this is key for being strong in math. Kindergarten Math Skills include: Counting on from a set number one to one number relationship addition up to 10 Kindergarten Math Standards K.CC.B.4b Understand that the last number name said tells the number of objects counte ..read more

This fun set of real or nonsense words worksheets are based on the CVC word structure (and includes CVC words). They are a great way to practice reading and differentiating between real and nonsense words. Children will get to color their CVC words in one color and the nonsense words in a different color. Reading Skills include: sounding out letter sounds sounding out words CVC word fluency reading nonsense words Reading Foundations Common Core Standards CCSSRF.K.2d Isolate and pronounce the initial, medial vowel, and final sounds (phonemes) in three-phoneme (consonant-vowel-consonant, or C ..read more

Ways to make 10 is an important benchmark for students, especially as they head into addition and subtraction. Becoming fluent in “how many to make 10” is a fantastic tool for mental math, and when students begin adding larger numbers (especially in the upper grades), having mastered 10 is a critical skill. Kindergarten Math Skills include: counting to 10 number recognition number sense subitizing Kindergarten Math Standards K.CC.B.5 Count to answer “how many?” questions about as many as 20 things arranged in a line, a rectangular array, or a circle, or as many as 10 things in a scattered c ..read more

Counting syllables is a pre-reading skill that children are expected to master in preschool or kindergarten. Learning to count syllables is important because: Dividing words into syllables helps the process of decoding Knowing the rules for syllable division helps students read words more accurately and fluently Knowing the rules for syllable division helps children to understand the conventions for spelling English words Kindergarten and First Grade Reading Standards RF.K.2b Count, pronounce, blend, and segment syllables in spoken words. RF1.3.D Use knowledge that every syllable must have ..read more

After learning their letters, children learn letter sounds and then begin to put those sounds together in simple cvc words. Then comes the exciting part, kids will begin reading! These finish the cvc sentence reading activity is a great activity for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten age children. Simply print cvc printables to work on cvc sentences to read.  Reading Common Core Standards CCSSRF.K.3 Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words. CCSSRF.1.3 Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding ..read more

Get your set of free winter CVC Word Family Sort worksheets. Students cut out the CVC word and image and then paste in the correct word family column. Snowflakes are sorted based on short vowel sounds while students read CVC words. 6 words per card to sort into 2 piles in different combinations using the word family endings: -at, -an, -ap, -et, -en, ,-ed, -it, -in, -ip, -og, -ot, -ut, -un Early Literacy Reading Standards CCSSRF.K.3 Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words. CCSSRF.1.3 Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding w ..read more

Do your students need more practice reading CVC words? Beginning readers LOVE learning to read CVC words, and short vowel CVC word sort worksheets give your kiddos plenty of practice blending, segmenting, and reading CVC words! Students cut out the CVC words and then sort them by pasting them to the correct columns based on their vowel sounds. Words are sorted based on short vowel sounds while students read CVC words. 6 words per card to sort into 2 piles in combinations of the vowels a, e, i, o, u. Reading Foundations Standards CCSSRF.K.3 Know and apply grade-level phonics and word ..read more

Addition helps kids master the relationships between numbers and understand how quantities relate to one another. Even when kindergartners can’t reliably answer addition problems or manipulate large numbers, basic addition skills give them a framework for mastering math in elementary school. These worksheets include images for touch counting, spaces for number writing, and snowflakes to color once they find the sum. Kindergarten Math Skills include: counting one to one answer “how many” understand the last number tells how many objects add two sets of objects up to 5 Math Common Core Standa ..read more

Rhyming CVC worksheets provide the repeated practice with rhymes that early readers need to become familiar with the sounds of words. Identifying rhymes is a critical step to help increase reading fluency and building confident readers. Kindergarten Reading Skills include: read CVC words rhyming with word families phonemic awareness CVC Rhyming Words Worksheets CVC Rhyming Words Pg 1 CVC Rhyming Words Pg 2 CVC Rhyming Words Pg 3 CVC Rhyming Words Pg 4 CVC Rhyming Words Pg 5 CVC Rhyming Words Pg 6 CVC Rhyming Words Pg 7 CVC Rhyming Words Pg 8 CVC Rhyming Words Pg 9 CVC Rhyming Words ..read more

Find the missing vowels. Students finish the CVC word by cutting and pasting the correct vowel to complete the word. Skills Include: recognizing consonant and vowel sounds isolating sounds word analysis phonics practice Missing Vowels Worksheets Missing Vowels Worksheets Pg 1 Missing Vowels Worksheets Pg 2 Missing Vowels Worksheets Pg 3 Missing Vowels Worksheets Pg 4 Missing Vowels Worksheets Pg 5 fall Missing vowels worksheets Missing Vowels Google Lessons Find the missing vowels. Students finish the CVC word by dragging the correct vowel to complete the word. Each slide has an image ..read more