English · Printable · no answer key needed
Cursive Alphabet: Trace and Practice
All 26 cursive letters to trace, then space to practise on your own.
- All 26 letters, capital and lowercase, in cursive
- Dotted letterforms to trace over
- Ruled lines with a dashed midline
- A practice box at the foot of the page
Math · Printable · no answer key
100 Multiplication Facts: Speed Drill
100 multiplication facts, timed. Race your own best time, not anyone else's.
- 100 multiplication facts, nothing above 12
- Vertical layout, ten to a row
- A time limit box and a place to record your time
- A Beat Your Best Time check so the sheet can be re-run
Math · Printable · no answer key
100 Division Facts: Speed Drill
100 division facts, timed. The partner sheet to the multiplication drill.
- 100 division facts, no quotient above 12
- Vertical layout, ten to a row
- A time limit box and a place to record your time
- A Beat Your Best Time check so the sheet can be re-run
English · Printable · answer key included
Complete Subjects and Predicates
The paper half of the lesson. Draw the dividing line, then say which half is which.
- Seven sentences where you draw the dividing line yourself
- Five more with one half already marked, and you name it
- Three of your own sentences to write and take apart
- An answer key at the foot of the sheet
- Black and white, one page, and a PDF to print again
English · Homework · answer key included
Simple Subjects and Simple Predicates
Homework for the simple subjects and predicates lesson. Three parts, an answer key, and a space to grade it by hand.
- Six sentences where you circle the one word the question asks for
- Five more where you name the simple subject and the simple predicate together
- Two sentences of your own to write and strip down
- An answer key, and a blank total to add up and sign by hand
English · Homework · answer key included
Complete Subjects and Predicates: Homework
Homework for the complete subjects and predicates lesson. Three parts, an answer key, and a space to grade it by hand.
- Six sentences where you draw the dividing line yourself
- Five more with one half marked, and you name it
- Two sentences of your own to write and take apart
- An answer key, and a blank total to add up and sign by hand