Apples to Apples
Complete each equivalent fraction.
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Complete each equivalent fraction.
Trace the number 2 and the word two, with two oranges to count.
Trace capital A and lowercase a on handwriting lines, with an alligator picture.
Count each fruit and colour the matching squares.
A big apple outline to colour, labelled Apple.
Solve the apple multiplication problems, then finish the pattern.
Draw lines to match each noun, such as "My friends" or "A cat", to the right pronoun.
Match each group of words to make a complete sentence.
A 2-page sheet: count the shaded boxes to see how many servings each child ate, then write and simplify the fraction.
Fill half the plate with fruits and vegetables, then write the fraction.
A 2-page sheet: count the foods in each row, then add or subtract to find the total.
Choose the verb that completes each sentence.
Use the bar graph to answer questions about how kids like to move.
Underline the nouns and circle the verbs.
Write a multiplication sentence for each array.
Add and subtract fractions in food word problems.
Use the number lines to round six two-digit numbers down or up to the nearest ten.
Read each water problem and show your work.
Sort the books into fiction and non-fiction.
Write a short piece using five fall words.
Read a short story about a penguin, answer three picture questions, colour the penguin and write a word.
Count the syllables, then colour the picture.
A 2-page sheet: find the missing number in each addition sentence, such as 12 + ___ = 48.
Use multiplication to solve the nutrition problems.
A 2-page sheet: measure pictures such as a rocket using block units and write how many blocks long they are.
Compare the cereal labels with >, <, or =.
Colour each numbered section of the picture.
A 2-page sheet: work out what fraction and percentage of a 25 g daily sugar limit each food contains.
Colour each numbered section.
A 2-page sheet: count each kind of food on the plate and write the totals in the boxes.
Draw a line from each picture to the right word.
Round the numbers, then colour each section.
Name each angle right, acute, or obtuse.
Use the hull, sail, mast, flag, anchor, and wheel to design a ship.
Count the objects, then colour the healthy ones.
Solve the additions and subtractions on each fish, then colour it using the colour key.
Trace the dots, then design the towers, flag, and gate.
Cut out healthy foods and paste them on the plate.
Add windows, a garden, and people to the house.
A watermelon and a slice to colour, labelled Watermelon.
Add arms, legs, and a face to the robot.
Trace the dots, then add animals, a tractor, and a sun.
Solve the problems, then colour the picture.
Label the planets in order from the sun.