Friday Freebie-Plural Nouns

We started this school year with some review and we need a refresher lesson on making nouns plural. I found some great printable rules but I wanted a worksheet for my youngest to do that combined the rules with her putting in some of the information because she is a fast reader and I wanted to make sure that she actually processed the information. So I created this freebie to share:

You can grab it here and if you like this, please leave a comment here or a rating in my shop!

Friday Freebie-Cut and Paste Soft and Hard G

This week's freebie is a cut and paste worksheet for reinforcing soft and hard g words. This worksheet is ideal for practicing the skill once it has been learned or just paired with a quick lesson. You can grab the freebie here and if you like it, please let me know on my blog or on the Teachers Pay Teachers site.

Friday Freebie-Cut and Paste Soft and Hard C

This week's freebie is a cut and paste worksheet for reinforcing soft and hard c words. This worksheet is ideal for practicing the skill once it has been learned or just paired with a quick lesson. You can grab the freebie here and if you like it, please let me know on my blog or on the Teachers Pay Teachers site.

Friday Freebie-Guide Words

This week's freebie is a mini packet great for introducing or reinforcing dictionary guide words. There is an option to cut and paste the words in the correct box or a page for writing the words in their appropriate space. This is a preview of a packet that will be available in my Teachers Pay Teachers shop that will include more practice pages in one file. You can grab the freebie here and if you like it, please let me know on my blog or on the Teachers Pay Teachers site.

Friday Freebie-Animal Alphabet Matching

I found some great new borders and clip art so I made a quick alphabet matching activity for this week's freebie. You can grab the freebie here and if you like it, please let me know on my blog or on the Teachers Pay Teachers site.

Friday Freebie-Book Review

I love the format of a book review because it is a great transition into traditional reports. If I asked my son to write a paragraph format report on a book, I would get handed a page of choppy and weak sentences. I could practically hear him calculating the least amount of words possible to complete the assignments. With book reviews, the questions serve as prompts and since I was asking him to share his opinion, he focused more on content and less on how to evade long sentences. I created this early stage review with emphasis on identifying main characters and included spaces for writing sentences that are opinion based rather than a detailed discussion of plot elements. Once he mastered this one, I was able to transition him to more detailed report templates and then eventually to paragraph format reports. You can grab the freebie here and if you like it, please let me know on my blog or on the Teachers Pay Teachers site.

Friday Freebie- Cut and Paste Synonyms and Antonyms

Here's another freebie from my shop! The hardest thing for me to find during searches for free material were cut and paste activities. So I made a lot of my own for the kids to use and now I'm working on adding a bunch of this style of worksheet to my collection. You can grab the freebie here and if you like it, please let me know on my blog or on the Teachers Pay Teachers site.