Writing a book review
This reading and writing worksheet introduces the elements of a book review and guides your child through writing a simple book report.
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Tips for helping your child with writing assignments
Written language may be the most difficult form of language expression. For children with LD, it can be a serious challenge. Learn how to support your child in this important subject.
Seven great ways to encourage kids' writing
Spark your child's interest in writing at home with engaging, fun activities.
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What's the first letter? (a to h)
In this early reading worksheet, your child will fill in the lowercase letter a to h that belongs at the beginning of each word next to its corresponding picture, such as apple, ball, and cat.
Your first grader and language arts
First graders build skills by working individually and in small guided groups, as well as listening to stories and singing songs with the whole class.
What's the first letter? (i to n)
In this early reading worksheet, your child will fill in lowercase letter i to n that belongs at the beginning of each word next to its corresponding picture, such as jewels, kangaroo, and lion.
What's the first letter? (q to z)
In this early reading worksheet, your child will circle or fill in the letter q to z that belongs at the beginning of each word next to its corresponding picture, such as queen, rose, and umbrella.
Worksheets and activities to keep kids busy (and sharp) over winter break: grades K-1
Looking for ways to keep your little one happily engaged in learning activities while school's out? Look no further: these funtivities help build reading, writing, and math skills.
Learning to Spell - A Challenge for Elementary Students With LD
Get expert advice on common spelling problems in kids with learning disabilities and tips for conquering them.
