The sight word “in” is fundamental for early readers, serving as a key preposition that indicates location, position, or inclusion within a boundary. This article is designed for educators in early childhood education, ESL teachers, and parents looking to enhance their children’s literacy skills. We provide a free, printable sight word worksheet aimed at helping…
Sentence constructing and sentence construction is a vital skill to learn for students of English. While there is a need for explicit teaching, to make sure that sentence building knowledge is retained there is little substitute for practice. These Sentence builder worksheets, and we have a set of 8 sentence building worksheets in this set,…
Like and Dislike worksheets are a useful way to introduce both negative expressions, prefixes and personal preference to English learners. They will need to be taught However they will need a little pre-teaching to younger students, but as personal preference is something important at this age then the motivation, if nothing else, should certainly be…
Kindergarten and Grade 1 are likely to be at an emergent reading level, at least as an average ability level across the year or class. Due to this care needs to be taken to ensure they have access to suitable levelled reading materials. We have created these, and other level specific reading resources, to help…
Grade 5 reading is starting to get more complex both at Native and ESL levels, and use of adjectives, grammar and multisyllabic words are a feature. Guided reading and process writing are usually featured at this level, and introduced at grade 3-4 as well. We have one of a set of four themed grade 5…
