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Reading and WritingKindergarten Language Arts Worksheets
Accelerate learning with our free, printable kindergarten language arts worksheets. Help tiny tots grasp syntax with grammar exercises, expand their kitty of words with vocabulary tasks, and pick up perfect pronunciation with phonics topics, all while polishing their reading and writing skills with specially designed worksheets.
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Step into a magnified world and roll up your sleeves for a delicious challenge! Cut, arrange and glue a scrumptious selection of food items based on their sizes from small to large!
Get kids to look for the missing middle sounds, and write them in the blanks the moment they stumble upon them in these printable exercises.
In this set of kindergarten language arts worksheets pdf, tiny tots trace the names of the colors and identify the number of syllables.
Completing Questions Based on Answers Given
Flip conventions on their heads for a learning experience like no other. Read the answers first, and then try to complete the questions with appropriate question words.
Counting Phonemes and Coloring Pictures
Say the names of the images aloud and color them based on the number of phonemes, as indicated in these exercises.
Sorting Vehicles into Land, Air, and Water
Welcome to the transport trifecta challenge! Gear up to go sky-high in this vehicle sorting expedition. From roaring engines to soaring wings, sort vehicles into land, air, and water.
Identifying Nouns in Sentences
Let the little grammarians call to mind that a noun is a word used to name a person, place, thing, or an idea, as they go about hunting for the nouns to underline them.
Printing Letters A to Z | Uppercase
Look at each sample letter and write the uppercase letter neatly on the lines. This set provides ample practice to pre-K and kindergarten kids.
Matching Punctuation Symbols to Words
Simplicity is indeed profound, as demonstrated by these ELA worksheets for kindergarten, that requires kids to match the punctuation marks on the left to their names on the right.
Sorting and Writing the Number of Shapes
Get started with this shape sorting spectacle, where the task for tiny tots is to identify each type of shape and tally up how many of each they find, and mark the number in the boxes provided.
