Here’s another worksheet similar to the one I posted a few days ago. It is for practice or assessment when learning about adjectives and adverbs.
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adverbs adjectives worksheet 2
adverbs adjectives worksheet 2 ANSWERS
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I recently needed a worksheet to assess students’ knowledge of adjectives vs. adverbs. So here’s a 20 question page to help you know if your grammar lesson worked or not! Enjoy!
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adverbs adjectives worksheet
adverbs adjectives worksheet ANSWERS
Here are some review pages (half sheet; so run off only half the number of students in your class and cut the sheets in half). These pages review names of 3D geometric shapes (cube, rectangular prism, sphere, etc.) as well as parts of 2- and 3D shapes (vertices, edges, etc.).
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3D Shapes Review 1
3D Shapes Review 2
Here’s the last of my prepositions worksheets for this winter. Here’s the third grammar practice page focusing on prepositions. I used these for my ESL students. Click here for the free printable PDF: Snowman Prepositions 3 PDF
I may decide to use Squarehead Snowman in future worksheets. Any thoughts?
Yesterday, I posted my first worksheet helping my ESL students with prepositions. Here’s my second free printable prepositions worksheet: Snowman Prepositions 2 PDF Enjoy!
I’ve decided I need to do more to help my ESL students. So decided to start with something simpler like prepositions. I made a total of 3 worksheets that help kids work on prepositions, and here’s the first.
Click here for the free printable PDF: Snowman Prepositions PDF
Need a quick review of angles, vertices, shape names, etc? Well, here’s a half sheet for you to give your students. It would be great for a math warm-up activity, since it isn’t very long.
Click here for the free math printable worksheet (PDF): Identifying Parts of Shapes
Here are some fun activities I’ve seen recently that deal with states of matter (solid, liquid, gas):
Great visual and foldable for states of matter (source)
Life cycle of a snowman (source)
Encourage kids to write journals about experiments with states of matter. This one involved observing butter and chocolate left outside in the sun (source)
Bouncing bubbles activity (source)
Squarehead Teachers 