Basic Subject & Verb Agreement – Christmas Theme
These worksheets are a great way for students to practice making basic verbs agree with subjects...all with a Christmas theme! You can cut out the answer choices for your students…
These worksheets are a great way for students to practice making basic verbs agree with subjects...all with a Christmas theme! You can cut out the answer choices for your students…
Work this guessing game into your sessions to address vocabulary and reasoning skills. Students try to figure out the Christmas-related words with as few clues as possible in order to…
These Christmas themed statements are a great way to work on "always", "sometimes", and "never." There are instructions for using this as an activity with an individual student or a…
Being able to follow directions is such an important skill for our students to have. With these Christmas-themed cards, your students practice following sequential directions (first, second, middle, last) and…
Mix it up! See how many verbs your students can come up with that complete the sentences appropriately. You'll probably be surprised with their creativity! Besides working on verb variety, this…
Work on past, present, and future tense verbs with these fun, Christmas-themed materials. There are three different printable worksheets that you can use to have your students sort verbs by…
Here's a fun reinforcement activity that can be used with students of any age. It's time to decorate a Christmas tree! There are both printable and interactive versions for you…
Here's an easy, festive way to practice identification of basic adjectives such as "tall," "round," and "fewer." You can keep the printable as a worksheet or cut it into cards. With…
Negation is an important language concept to understand in its different forms. These Christmas picture cards use "is not," "does not," and "can't" while featuring concepts such as colors, shapes,…
Practice tapping out the syllables for Christmas words with these "no prep" worksheets! The students or you (for non-readers) read the words and then the students tap out the syllables…