kindergarten – sample worksheets - from teacher to...

Thank you for downloading these samples from the Teacher to Parent Workbooks for Kindergarten. We offer a variety of workbooks…such as Reading, Math, Science and Social Studies, Grammar, Vocabulary and Spelling, and Learning Activities. Each workbook includes all the concepts and objectives your child needs to help them learn and grow. The worksheets will allow your child to work on these skills as often as they require. You can also create your own worksheets by following the format from these lessons. These sample pages have been selected to give you an idea of the material offered in the full workbooks. Each page is self-explanatory and very easy to use. We have also included answer sheets, as required, to compare your child’s answers with the correct answers and/or typical solutions. To get started, you can save this PDF file to your computer, print out all the samples, or navigate to any page and print it. To print one page, just select the File / Print menu item (in Windows) and then under Print Range, select the “Current page” option.

Teacher to Parent Workbooks – Kindergarten – Sample Worksheets

Copyright 2010 - 2011 From Teacher To Parent of 15

Alphabet Fill in the missing letter.

A __ __ __ E __ __ __ I

__ K __ __ N __ __ Q

__ S __ __ __ W __ __ Z

a __ __ __ __ f __ __ __

j __ __ __ __ o __ __ __

s __ __ __ __ x __ __



Spelling Say the name of each picture…then trace its name.



Phonics Practice – Pictures to Words

Select the word from the word bank that best fits the picture and write it below the picture.

baby can frog bow bell cup book pig bus bug pen dog



Find the missing Vowel Look at the pictures and fill in the missing vowel to complete each word



Mathematics Add the numbers and write your answer below each problem.



Paper Plate Projects

Paper plates are a great resource for projects that you and your child can do anytime. They are fun and inexpensive. You can use them to make a variety of projects and then display them anywhere you’d like! A. Make a Mask Steps: 1. Use the paper plate as the main "face" of your mask. 2. Decorate your mask with yarn, felt, crayons, buttons etc. 3. Make holes for eyes. (Nose and mouth if desired)

(Parents should do the cutting) 4. Punch holes on each side and tie with string or yarn.

(Do not make the string too long...for safety reasons). 5. Make up a skit to go along with your new masks. B. Make a Flower Steps: 1. Color or paint your paper plate.

(Do this on newspaper to avoid a mess.) 2. Using the paper plate center as the center of a flower, Cut slits to about 3 inches to the center around the plate. 3. Slightly fold the outside petals forward. 4. In the center you can do one of the following:

- Write child's name in glitter - Cut tissue paper in 1” squares. Scrunch and glue in center. - Cut out magazine pictures and paste. - Put a picture of your child in the center.

Use your imagination!!



C. Make an Instrument Steps: 1. Decorate two paper plates. 2. Put the two paper plates together and staple (Babysitters should do this part and be careful not to have sharp edges.) or use school glue. Leave a small opening on one edge. 3. Put beans, rice, etc. into the center. 4. Staple or glue closed. 5. Add additional ribbon streamers, yarn etc. 6. Shake and make music! D. Make a Butterfly Steps: 1. Cut out an oval for the body, and with crayons/markers/colored pencils, color the oval. 2. Cut out two pieces of the ruffled side about two inches long. Color and bend into shape. 3. Tie a string on it and hang it from your child’s room. Variation: 1. Use two paper plates. 2. Cut out the body with one. 3. Fold the other paper plate in half and staple to the body with the wings folded up.



E. Make a Lady Bug (You need two paper plates) Steps: 1. Color one paper plate red. 2. Use one paper plate and cut around the rim. 3. Cut the rim to make legs for the ladybug and glue or paste to the other paper plate. 4. Use the center of the cut-up plate: 5. Cut a head for your lady bug 6. Cut spots and color them black 7. Glue spots to red plate. F. Paper plate sunshine. Steps: 1. First take a paper plate and then take yellow transparent paper and cover the paper plate with it. 2. Take orange paper and make some sun rays with the orange all around the rim of the plate. Variation: Make a smiley face on it with some different color paper.



Halloween Coloring Time



My Christmas – a Rebus Story

It was finally Christmas morning! I couldn’t wait

to open my . My and my were waiting for me to come downstairs and sit near the

. We all opened our . I got a

and a . My brother got a . We had

a big dinner. I had the best Christmas

with my .



My Christmas – a Rebus Story KEY

presents parents

brother tree

doll kite

bicycle turkey

family




Draw a line to match the picture to the word

family

presents

Christmas tree

doll

bike

kite

turkey




Circle the word that best fits in the blank 1. I couldn’t wait to open my _______________________.

a. family b. presents c. turkey

2. We were all sitting around the ____________________.

a. doll b. kite c. Christmas tree

3. We ate a big ____________________ dinner.

a. bicycle b. turkey c. presents

4. I got a doll and a ____________________.

a. kite b. bicycle c. turkey

5. I had the best Christmas with my ____________________.

a. Christmas tree b. doll c. family



Answer Sheet Page 14 1. b 2. c 3. b 4. a 5. c

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