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A coloring page based on the John Constable painting “Weymouth Bay.” Or paint it online.

This July 4th themed worksheet asks: Which Senses Do You Use? The objects include: fireworks, hot dog, flag, popsicle, and another object of the student’s choice.

Write a poem about Flag Day. Start each line with a letter from the phrase “Flag Day.”

Use the list of homonyms to answer simple questions that test understanding.

Use the list of homonyms to answer simple questions that test understanding.

Use the list of homonyms to answer simple questions that test understanding.

Use the list of homonyms to answer simple questions that test understanding.

Use the list of homonyms to answer simple questions that test understanding.

Use the list of homonyms to answer simple questions that test understanding.

Use the list of homonyms to answer simple questions that test understanding.

Use the list of homonyms to answer simple questions that test understanding.

Use the list of homonyms to answer simple questions that test understanding.

Use the list of homonyms to answer simple questions that test understanding.

Match the 10 farm animals and plants to the products they produce.

Draw lines between the matching ordinal numbers in this printable worksheet.

Draw a line from each syllable on the left to a syllable on the right to make April Fool’s Day words.

Words: prankster, surprise, hoaxes, joking, jester, April, victim, deceive, silly, annoy.

April Fool’s Day Word Shape Puzzle is a word and letter shape puzzle for early readers, with April Fool’s Day-related words.

April Fool’s Day Spelling Word Questions. Answer each of the April Fool’s questions using one of the spelling words. Words: outside, duck, watchdog, seahorse, eleven, shadow, breath, quackers, armed, advice, carrot, sponge.