Dictionary
Learn how to use a dictionary! In this language arts worksheet, your child learns why dictionaries are helpful and how to use one.
Articles about:Kindergarten and writing
Practicing letters y and z
In this early reading and writing worksheet, your child gets familiar with lowercase letters y and z by identifying objects that begin with these letters, saying the y and z sounds, and tracing and writing the letters y and z.
Practicing straight lines
In this early writing worksheet, your child gets practice drawing vertical lines from top to bottom, a skill that'll help your child write letters.
Punctuation: "", ?, and !
In this language arts worksheet, your child learns about quotation marks, question marks, and exclamation points, then practices using them.
Question marks
Should you use a period or a question mark? In this language arts worksheet, your child practices when to use periods versus question marks.
Connect the animal to its food
In this early writing worksheet, your child will draw straight lines across the page to connect each animal to its dinner.
Classroom words
Can you spot the teacher? In this language arts worksheet, your child will find 10 items in the picture of a classroom and write the word next to each one.
Practicing circles
In this early writing worksheet, your child gets practice drawing circles counterclockwise, a skill that'll help your child write curved letters.
Practicing letters c and d
In this early reading and writing worksheet, your child gets familiar with lowercase letters c and d by identifying objects that begin with these letters, saying the c and d sounds, and tracing and writing the letters c and d.
Practicing letters o and p
In this early reading and writing worksheet, your child gets familiar with lowercase letters o and p by identifying objects that begin with these letters, saying the o and p sounds, and tracing and writing the letters o and p.
