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Write about Groundhog Day in this acrostic poem worksheet. Start each line with a letter from the words “Groundhog Day.”
Match the Groundhog Day words to the pictures. This printable worksheet is for early readers.
Unscramble Groundhog Day words, and then color the pictures of the words. This is a printable worksheet for early readers.
Follow the instructions to color these Groundhog Day words. This printout about colors is for early readers.
Circle the correct spelling of these Groundhog Day words, then color the pictures. This multiple choice printout is for early readers.
Circle the correct spelling for these Valentine’s Day words. This multiple-choice printable spelling worksheet is for early readers.
Fill in the missing letters in these Groundhog Day words, and then color the pictures of the words. This printout is for early readers.
Match the syllables to make Groundhog Day words, then write each completed word to the right. This is a printable worksheet for early spellers.
Make Valentine’s Day words by drawing a line from each syllable on the left to a syllable on the right; then write each completed word. This is a printable worksheet for young students.
In this word hunt, make as many words as you can from the phrase “Groundhog Day”. This printable worksheet has 30 blanks.
In this word hunt, make as many words as you can from the phrase “Groundhog Day”. This printable worksheet has 50 blanks.
Match two syllables to make ten Chinese New Year words in this printable worksheet.
In this word hunt, make as many words as you can from the letters in “Martin Luther King, Jr.” This printable worksheet has space for 30 words.
In this word hunt, make as many words as you can from the letters in “Martin Luther King, Jr.” This printable worksheet has space for 50 words.
On this Word Hunt, make as many words as you can from the phrase “New Year’s Day.” This printable worksheet has 30 spaces.
On this Word Hunt, make as many words as you can from the phrase “New Year’s Day.” This printable worksheet has 50 spaces.
Write an acrostic poem about the New Year. Start each line with a letter from the phrase “New Year.”
This is a printable worksheet on US President Gerald Ford, with a short biography, a picture to color, and questions.
These printable pages make an early reader connect-the-dots book about words starting with the letter C.
Write a story about the picture showing a snowman melting under a sweltering sun.