Description
Are you looking for some print-and-go ELA and MATH resources for summer? Use these printables to review language arts and math skills with your students! All activities have a summer theme!
Skills Covered:
ELA
- rhyming words
- phonics patterns (CVC words, beginning blends, digraphs, CVCe words)
- compound words
- sentence capitalization
- common and proper nouns
- alphabetical order
- sentence punctuation (end marks – question marks, periods, exclamation marks)
- singular and plural nouns
- plural noun endings (-s, -es, -ies)
- possessive nouns
- verb tenses (-ed, -ing)
- nouns, verbs, and adjectives
- open and closed syllables
- contractions
MATH
- graphing
- even and odd numbers
- telling time to the hour & half hour
- balancing equations
- counting coins
- missing addends
- 10 more and 10 less
- counting place value models
- expanded form
- creating and solving addition equations
- creating and solving subtraction equations
- comparing numbers
What’s Included:
ELA
- Relaxing Rhymes: Students will read the word and write a rhyming word. (3 pages)
- Bubbly Summer Sounds: Students will use the phonics code at the bottom of the page to color the bubbles. (6 pages)
- Crabby Compounds: Students will match words to create compound words. They will cut and glue the clovers into the fields. Includes an alternative with picture aids. (2 pages)
- Capitalization Ice Cream Cones: Students will look for correct capitalization at the beginning of sentences. They will cut and glue each sentence into the spaces to indicate whether it is correct or not.
- Common and Proper Castles: Students will color each sandcastle to indicate whether it contains a common or proper noun.
- Summer ABC Order: Students will use the alphabet line to sort the summer words into alphabetical order. They will cut and glue their ordered words.
- Super Shark End Marks: Students will color each sentence to indicate whether it requires a question mark or exclamation mark.
- Punctuation Popsicles: Students will cut and glue the correct end mark (period, question mark, or exclamation mark) for each sentence.
- Singular or Plural Nouns: Students will read each word and determine whether it is a singular or plural noun. They will write the word in the correct space on the page.
- Pineapple Plurals: Students will color each pineapple to indicate whether it requires -s, -es, or -ies to make the word plural.
- Beachy Possessive Nouns: Students will read each phrase and turn it into a possessive noun by writing it on the lines. (2 pages)
- Wonderful Word Endings: Students will read the verbs and add an -ed and -ing ending to each word. (2 pages)
- Word Sort Watermelons: Students will read the nouns and verbs and write them in groups.
- Playful Parts of Speech: Students will color the clovers to indicate whether the word is a noun, verb, or adjective.
- Sunny Syllables: Students will cut and glue to sort the one-syllable words into open and closed syllables.
- Ice Cream Contractions: Students will write a contraction with the words provided. (4 pages)
MATH
- Golden Graphing: Students will use summer images to graph the different colors.
- Even or Odd: Students will color the fireflies to indicate whether the number is even or odd. Different versions include numbers and objects. (2 pages)
- Time for a Beach Day: Students will read the analog clock for each activity and write its time. (2 pages)
- Balancing Equations: Students will cut and glue the equations to make them balanced.
- Cool Coins: Students will count the coins for each St. Patrick’s Day item and write the amount on the tag.
- Melting Missing Addends: Students will cut and glue the missing addend to make the equation true.
- 10 More & 10 Less: Students will write 10 more and 10 less than each number.
- Expanded Form Fish: Students will write the expanded form of each number on the lines.
- Place Value Party: Students will count the tens and ones models and write the number in the box.
- Addition Adventures: Students will spin two numbers and use them to create an addition equation. (3 pages)
- Swimming Subtraction: Students will spin two numbers and use them to create a subtraction equation. (3 pages)
- Comparing Numbers: Students will spin the two numbers and use them to write a comparison statement.
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