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Keep those ELA skills sharp with this week's set of our daily language arts review series. Topics include proofreading, identifying linking and action verbs, dividing words into syllables, and much more.

Continue on with daily ELA practice with this set of our spiral review series. Students will practice proofreading, identifying linking verbs, using reflexive pronouns, and much more.

Keep working on your fifth grade ELA skills with this week's set of daily review worksheets. Focus on correcting misspellings, using correct capitalization, identifying coordinating and subordinating conjunctions, and much more.

Use this anchor chart to teach students how to properly format titles of works such as books, plays, short stories, articles, TV shows, and poems. It goes over the differences between using italics and underlining depending on whether you are typing or handwriting, as well as when to use quotation marks instead.

Create composite polygons by plotting, labeling, and connecting the given vertices. Then use the figure you've drawn to find the shape's perimeter.

Plot, label, and connect each point to make a composite polygon. Then find the figure's area in units.

Keep practicing important ELA skills, such as punctuation, proofreading, and helping verbs, with this week's set of ELA Buzz worksheets.

This printable PDF chart provides the capital and lowercase letters of the Greek alphabet.

Read this short passage about a birthday party and answer the questions that follow.

This kindergarten-level reading worksheet includes a short passage, comprehension questions, and other reading and writing exercises.

This week for first grade ELA Buzz, students will practice consonant blends, basic contractions, irregular plurals, and much more.

Print off this guide to help students make their own unique leprechaun masks for St. Patrick's Day.

This kindergarten reading passage is about a hat that is pink but turns brown when it falls in the mud. It is accompanied by several comprehension questions and writing exercises.

Print off this short passage about fruit and have your early readers respond to the reading comprehension questions and complete the exercises.

This short kindergarten-level reading comprehension passage gives basic facts about ants. The worksheet includes questions about the passage, as well as basic writing and word-recognition exercises.

This week's daily spiral review for third grade ELA covers concepts such as linking verbs, verb tense, affixes, and much more.

Reinforce important third grade language arts skills with this week's set of ELA Buzz worksheets.

Practice important fourth grade skills with this week's packet of language arts review worksheets. Topics covered include homophones, comparative and superlative adjectives, turning lists into complete sentences, and more.

Add suffixes to base words, write contractions, identify adjectives, and practice many more important second grade ELA skills with this set of ELA Buzz.

This week, your 2nd graders will fix misspellings, identify vowel sounds, form possessive nouns, and much more with our set of daily ELA review.

Don't slow down with your daily ELA practice yet! This week students will work on perfect progressive verb tense, idioms, possessive nouns, and more.

Students will work on skills such as formatting titles, identifying coordinating conjunctions, using suffixes, and much more this week with our daily language arts review worksheets.

This week with our daily review worksheets, students will practice grade-appropriate proofreading, identifying linking verbs, adding prefixes to words, and much more.

Keep those ELA skills fresh through the end of the school year by staying on top of these daily review sheets. This week, students will work on adverbs, prefixes, prepositional phrases, and much more.

With this week's set of daily ELA review worksheets, students will practice important language arts concepts such as idioms, formatting titles, recognizing double negatives, proofreading, and more.

Translate 4 real-world situations into expressions, evaluate them for a given value, and tell whether a given number could be part of a variable's possible sets. Includes a question with a negative elevation.

Get students thinking about the logical ranges of variables in real-world contexts. Students will write a one-step expression to match a situation, then tell what kind(s) of numbers the variable could represent: whole, negative, and/or fractions and decimals.

Want a fun yet challenging way to practice fundamental algebra skills? Calling cards in this bingo game ask students to identify a specific part of an expression or equation, such as the second term or a quotient, and then mark it off on their bingo boards. First to connect 5 wins!

Use math terminology to describe three different algebraic expressions. Label constants, variables, and their coefficients, and correctly identify the operations being performed.

For each of six model mathematical phrases or statements, students must identify: whether it is an expression or equation, the number of terms, the constant, the variable(s), and the coefficient of a given term.

Choose from a bank of 12 mathematical terms used for expressions, equations, and inequalities to fill in the blanks. Key math vocabulary includes coefficient, constant, product, quotient, variable, term, and more.

Practice proofreading, tense structure, Latin roots, and much more with this set of daily ELA review worksheets.

Help your fifth graders keep practicing important language arts skills with these daily review worksheets.

Practice basic ELA skills such as homophones, spelling of sight words, contractions, and much more with this week's set of daily review worksheets.

Continue giving your students daily practice on important first-grade ELA skills with this next set of worksheets. Topics include phonics sounds, alphabetical order, antonyms, and more.

Keep on practicing those important ELA skills with this week's set of daily worksheets. Covered concepts include possessive nouns, reflexive pronouns, punctuation, and more.

Complete this advanced puzzle by changing one letter at a time. Students will start with the word type and end with the word mitt.

This advanced puzzle requires students to change letters one at a time to get from the word cone to the word rack.

To complete this puzzle, change one letter at a time to get from the sky to mop.

Change one letter at a time to get from the word dog to cat.

This worksheet is the perfect practice for students working on fractions on a number line. First students will label blank number lines with the correct fraction. Next students will identify the fraction of points on a number line.

Get more practice with independent and dependent variables in relation to tables, word problems, and ordered pairs.

Use this worksheet to practice writing equations and identifying the dependent and independent variables in the given scenarios.

Use the word problems on this page to practice identifying both dependent and independent variables.

Create one-step algebraic expressions with a variable to represent each of the given situations.

Play this fun and engaging game with your students to have them practice finding equivalent expressions.

Match the equivalent expressions by combining like terms, simplifying, or using the distributive property.

With this worksheet, students will determine which four expressions are equivalent and circle the one that is not. Students may need to simplify expressions, use the distributive property, or combine like terms to find the correct answers.

Use the given word problems to write expressions using variables.

Use this anchor chart to help students understand independent and dependent variables in relation to equations, tables, graphs, and word problems.