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Kindergarten English Worksheets

In this section, you will find worksheets related to the English language.

• Free Missing Vowel Worksheets for Kindergarten
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Free Kindergarten Math Worksheets

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• Easter Tracing Worksheets for Kindergarten
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Number Sense Worksheets

Complete the Counting Worksheet

Be on your way to become a mathematician by practicing to complete the counting.

Number Hunt : 2 Worksheet

A fun and engaging worksheet that challenges students to locate and highlight all the number 2s.

• Color Fruits and Trace Numbers (Within 3) Worksheet

This worksheet provides a fun activity of coloring and tracing fruits, while learning numbers up to 3.

Count Backwards within 20 with Christmas Cookies Worksheet

Master the skill of backward counting with this interactive worksheet on sequences within 20.

Addition Worksheets

Apply the Commutative Property of Addition Worksheet

Print this worksheet to apply the commutative property of addition like a math legend!

Identify the Correct Group Worksheet

Learners must identify the correct group to enhance their math skills.

Add Using Number Line Worksheet

Help your child revise number sense by solving to add using number lines.

Number Sentence Worksheet

Help your child revise number sense by solving the number sentences.

Subtraction Worksheets

Create Number Sentences Worksheet

Boost your ability to create number sentences by printing this playful worksheet.

Represent Subtraction Sentences Worksheet

Make math practice a joyride by solving problems to represent subtraction sentences.

Complete Subtraction Sentence Using Pictures Worksheet

Help your child revise subtraction by completing subtraction sentences using pictures.

Subtract to Find the Difference Worksheet

This downloadable worksheet is designed to practice subtraction to find the difference.

Geometry Worksheets

Classify Shapes as Flats or Solids Worksheet

Focus on core math skills with this fun worksheet by classifying shapes as flats or solids.

Above and Below Worksheet

Practice 'Above' and 'Below' by printing this playful worksheet.

Front and Behind Worksheet

Practice 'Front' and 'Behind' by printing this playful worksheet.

Match the Attributes of Triangle Worksheet

Boost triangle identification skills with this engaging worksheet on matching triangle attributes.

Data Handling Worksheets

Identifying Objects by Size Worksheet

Pack your math practice time with fun by identifying objects by size.

Identifying Objects by Type Worksheet

Learners must identify objects by their type to enhance their math skills.

Identifying Objects by Color Worksheet

Reveal the secrets of math wizardry by identifying objects by color.

Identify by Type Worksheet

Learn measurement at the speed of lightning by practicing to identify by type.

Measurement Worksheets

Which One is Longer Worksheet

Learn measurement at the speed of lightning by practicing to identify which one is longer.

Identify Heavy or Light Worksheet

Reinforce math concepts by practicing to identify which object is heavy or light.

Which One is Taller Worksheet

Put your skills to the test by practicing to identify which one is taller.

Empty or Full Worksheet

Assess your math skills by solving this Empty or Full worksheet.

Money Worksheets

Make Amounts Using Nickels Worksheet

Interactive worksheet on combining nickels to form various amounts in the Penny, Nickel, and Dime topic.

Counting Coins of the Same Type Worksheet

This worksheet focuses on sharpening your child's skills in counting pennies, nickels, and dimes.

Make Amounts Using Dimes Worksheet

Learn to create different amounts using dimes with this fun, interactive worksheet!

Counting Dimes Worksheet

A worksheet focused on teaching students how to count and calculate the value of dimes.

Word Problems Worksheets

Subtract within 5: Summer Word Problems Worksheet

A fun, summer-themed worksheet designed to enhance students' subtraction skills with problems up to 5.

Select the Correct Subtraction Expression Worksheet

Solidify your math skills by selecting the correct subtraction expression.

Select the Correct Addition Expression Worksheet

Reinforce math concepts by selecting the correct addition expression.

Create and Solve Your Own Story Problem Worksheet

Help your child revise subtraction by creating and solving your own story problem.

Reading Worksheets

Words of the -ar Family

Boost literacy skills with engaging exercises on identifying -ar family words with our interactive worksheet!

All About Me

Advance communication skills with this printable worksheet. Complete the poster with details about yourself.

Let's Trace: -ar family words

Hone literacy and vocabulary skills with this printable, offering tracing practice for CVC words of the "-ar" family.

Read Match And Color

Build literacy skills with our printable ELA worksheets, perfect for engaging practice in reading and coloring.

Writing Worksheets

Correctly Write the Missing Letter Worksheet

Enhance spelling accuracy with this worksheet, spotting and filling missing letters.

I Spy with My Little Eye: Spot Friends in the Garden Worksheet

Explore the outdoors with this kindergarten worksheet! Sharpen your observation skills and have some fun while doing it!

Which one is Missing? Worksheet

Put your skills to the test by practicing to identify which one is missing.

A Visit to My Backyard Worksheet

Say hello to your backyard. Learn how to observe and record your observations to enhance your skills. Start exploring this fun activity worksheet now!

Grammar Worksheets

Color the End Punctuation Worksheet

Improve the skill of using punctuation marks in this fun grammar worksheet. Develop punctuation skills and sentence structure. Start practicing now!

Describing Words Hunt

Encourage vocabulary enhancement with our ELA worksheets, perfect for kids to practice hunting for describing words.

World of Nouns and Verbs Worksheet

Step into the world of grammar and learn to describe yourself and everything around you with this nouns and verbs worksheet!

Identify and Position the Prepositions Worksheet

Here's another worksheet on prepositions! Test your knowledge and improve your understanding with a fun activity. Let's get started!

Vocabulary Worksheets

Antonyms Showdown Worksheet

Here are some flashcards for antonyms! Cut out words and group antonym pairs together. Start grouping now and enhance your vocabulary and antonym recognition skills!

Find the Correct Sounds Worksheet

Listen and find the correct sounds in this phonetics worksheet!

Lets Color the Shapes! Worksheet

Get ready to color and learn with this fun worksheet! Develop your sorting skills by coloring the shapes with the same size.

Color and Match Homonyms Worksheet

Get ready to color and match! Enhance your word association skills with this fun worksheet.

Flashcards Worksheets

Double Letter Words Worksheet

Unleash the power of double letters with these exciting flashcards! Dive into words featuring ff and ss, and embark on a phonics adventure like never before.

Read out the Short e Words Worksheet

Here's a short vowel sound flashcard! Use these four-letter words with the short vowel "e" sound to help your budding reader learn short vowel sounds.

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Identify 1 More or 1 Less Worksheet

Reinforce math concepts by practicing to identify 1 more or 1 less.

Add Using Fingers Worksheet

Learners must add using fingers to enhance their math skills.

Represent Word Problems as Math Expressions Worksheet

Dive into this worksheet by practicing to represent word problems as math expressions.

• Tracing Letter A Worksheet

Become more versatile in English by tracing the letter 'A'.

Up In The Sky

Develop vocabulary skills with this delightful ELA worksheet, with engaging coloring practice activities.

Complete the Connections Worksheet

Here's a creative vocabulary worksheet! Make connections between images and words and enhance your vocabulary skills. Start making connections now!

Numbers Smaller Than 5 Within 9 Worksheet

A fun worksheet that encourages students to identify and mark all the numbers less than 5.

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ELA Homework Helpers for Primary Grades!

Are your students struggling with their homework? Are parents requesting resources to help them practice essential skills at home with their students? If so, you’re in luck! The teacher team at Teach Starter has put together the perfect reference tool to provide your students and parents with a review of critical skills they can keep right at home!

A Printable ELA Toolbox for Phonics, Spelling, and More!

This printable resource download includes a handy homework helper toolkit for kindergarten, first-grade, and second-grade students. Created by referencing grade-level standards, each Homework Helper is designed to provide your students with a handy guide to critical skills they might need to look at again when working independently in the classroom or at home. The included homework helpers are described below:

• Kindergarten Homework Helper —This template includes reference guides to help students with letter formation, letter-sound recognition, short and long vowel sounds, kindergarten sight words, common digraphs, basic punctuation, parts of a story, and basic parts of speech.
• First Grade Homework Helper – This template includes reference guides to help students with letter recognition, first-grade sight words, short and long vowel sounds, digraphs, blends, essential parts of speech, punctuation marks, and parts of a story,
• Second Grade Homework Helper —This template includes reference guides to help students with letter formation, ABC order, more advanced parts of speech, punctuation marks, second-grade sight words, vowel sounds, blends, and digraphs. It also provides students with a handy word wall that they can create on their own, using words that they find difficult to spell.

Each homework helper reference sheet is the perfect resource to laminate, keep in students’ homework folders, and send home with your primary school students. We suggest printing on heavy cardstock, double-sided, and laminating or sticking in a page protector.

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This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher in Michigan and Teach Starter Collaborator.

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With everyone home on an extended “vacation”, lots of teachers and families are looking for free kindergarten worksheets. But little kids don’t like to sit and do worksheets all day! (nor should they).

You don’t want to add to their screen time either.

Enter hands-on worksheets and printables!

In a classroom setting, these can involve special materials that families might not have at home. To help out, I’ve rounded up a selection of some super engaging worksheets and printable activities that use items families are likely to have on hand.

Free Early Literacy Worksheets & Printables

Many of these free kindergarten worksheets and activities are also perfect for academically advanced preschoolers.

Printable Alphabet Activities

Working on letter sounds, letter recognition, and writing letters doesn’t have to be boring with these fun printable activities!

Clockwise from the top right:

Ducks-in-a-row letter matching worksheets  – I show these being used with do-a-dot markers, but children could also use cotton balls and paint, or just color with crayons.

Circus Play Dough and Letter Mats – a fun, creative way for kids to practice pre-reading and letter knowledge skills.

Easter Egg Letter Recognition worksheets – color these with crayon and then paint with watercolor – or just color the whole thing.

Spring Alphabet Worksheets – these are designed to be filled in with stamp markers (a.k.a. emoji markers), but you can also use a cotton swab and paint. Kids LOVE these!

Transportation Alphabet Playdough Mats – another fun playdough mat for learning ABCs, sure to appeal to preschoolers.

Bunny Hop Alphabet Board Game – Get the kids hopping while they name letters and letter sounds.

Alphabet Chart Activities – print one or two color pages and use it for several different letter practice activities.

Lego Duplo Animal Alphabet Cards – bring along reluctant learners and enthusiastic builders with these clever free printable cards.

Early Reading and Writing Printables

4 Seasons Emergent Readers – these free printable booklets can be personalized with your child’s name to make reading time extra-relevant.

The Little Red Hen Activities – practice fluency with the free emergent reader and letter sounds with a cute printable activity.

Robot Sight Word Game – type in the sight words your child is learning. Or, you could even use it to teach letter identification, letter sounds, or math facts. There are several other themed game boards available too, including a Unicorn and a Dinosaur version.

Sequencing Cards – story sequencing is an important reading comprehension skill, and these cards are an engaging way to practice it.

Letter Collage – Make it easy for little learners to “write” with these printable alphabet pages

Free PreK/K Math Worksheets & Printables

Some of these are more for preschool or struggling kindergartners, while others are more advanced or come in several levels.

Left to right by row:

Popcorn Counting Mats – a hands-on way to practice identifying numbers and counting from 1 to 20.

Snack Time Addition – print out one of these mats and use small snacks to work on addition.

Superhero Number Recognition Game – print out these bingo-style cards and number card deck to practice instantly recognizing and naming numbers through 20. Kids can use any small object as card markers.

Monster Math Dice Activity – practice counting, number writing, and numeral recognition while doing a fun drawing game. Also try Robot Math , which is the same activity, but involves drawing a robot instead of a monster.

Sensory Bin Number Puzzles – while not strictly a worksheet, this adorable printable looks like an engaging way to practice counting and number recognition.

Indoor Scavenger Hunt – children count common household objects with this cute printable worksheet.

Complete the Pattern Germ Worksheets – completing patterns is an early math skill, and this relevant printable is a hands-on way to practice it.

Farm Theme Sorting Worksheets – preschoolers can work the early math skill of sorting with this cute farm theme cut and paste activity.

Number Hunt – a more open-ended version of an indoor scavenger hunt.

Letter Sudoku – (not pictured) yes, these use letters, but I’m including them in the math section since they work on logical thinking skills. Great for kids who crave a challenge!

Calendar Time Printable – have calendar time at home with this done-for-you free printable.

Number Line Game – build number sense with a fun bingo game that comes in 3 different levels.

Rainforest Frog Math Games – work on a variety of early math skills with this cute rainforest themed printable set.

Free Science Worksheets and Printables

Growing a Flower Playdough Mat – reinforce the concept of what a flower needs to grow with this pretty printable.

Human Body Puzzles – match the puzzle pieces for 6 organs in this engaging free printable activity.

Forest Food Chain Cards – create different possible food chains with these colorful cards. This post also includes a suggested book list – or you can sign up for a free account on BrainPOP junior and watch their informative food chain video .

Weather Chart Activity – use this free printable to observe and track the weather.

Sink or Float Experiment – grab all the fresh fruit and veggies in the house for a memorable science experiment (don’t worry, no produce will be harmed in this activity!)

Free Social Studies Printables

Printable Continent Puzzle – okay, this is a puzzle, not a worksheet. But if you want to fit in some hands-on geography this is a fun way to teach about the continents.

Not pictured, but these look like good free resources for kindergarten social studies:

Needs vs. Wants Worksheet – cut, sort, and paste the needs and wants cards in this kindergarten social studies activity.

Community Helpers Puzzles – match community workers with the tools they use, with help from some simple sentences.

Community Helper Hats – print out these adorable hats for some educational pretend play!

Printable Fine Motor Skills Activities

Clockwise, from the top right:

Glue Dot Practice – read aloud (or watch on youtube) the story Put Me in the Zoo , and then have fun practicing the important fine motor skill of using ‘just a dot’ of glue.

Hungry Caterpillar Hole-Punching – retell the favorite story while working on fine motor skills. Not everyone has a hole punch, but for those that do this is super fun!

Dot Dabber Butterfly worksheets – If you have a kid who loves using bingo dot markers, they won’t want to miss dabbing on wings to these butterflies.

Make a Face – print out this simple page and fill in the face in one of the 5 suggested ways from materials you have at home.

Lion’s Mane Cutting Activity – use this cute free printable template for some fun scissors practice.

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My ELA Helper | Literacy Homework Helper for Kindergarten and 1st Grade

This kindergarten and 1st grade ELA reference sheet is the perfect resource to laminate and keep in students’ supplies or to send home as a homework helper for kindergarten families. I suggest printing double-sided and laminating or sticking in a binder, available for daily use in lessons.

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This kindergarten and 1st grade ELA reference sheet is the perfect resource to laminate and keep in students’ supplies or to send home as a homework helper for kindergarten families. I suggest printing double-sided and laminating or sticking in a page protector.

The sight words in this resource are EDITABLE! You must open in Adobe to edit. Please let me know if you have any issues!

Did you know there is a math version too?

Find the Kindergarten Math Helper here.

Find the 1st Grade Math Helper here.

Multiple versions are included! I wanted to make sure everyone had what they needed, so there are multiple versions included, each with a small change. There are 7 pages included, but you will only use 2 most likely.

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How to Help Kindergarteners Do Homework Without Tears

Inside: New students have a hard time working on homework. Kindergarteners especially have no desire to sit still and often refuse to do their homework. But there are tips and tricks to help new Kindergarteners do homework without complaining or without tears.

Congrats! You’ve survived the huge parenting milestone of sending your child off to Kindergarten!

But now there’s a new challenge for parents: homework.

Some Kindergarteners come home with no homework ever, some start it a month or two into school, and some schools start to send home homework Day 1.

There’s a huge debate over the purpose and benefits of homework in general and many, many parents are frustrated homework starts in Kindergarten.

Related: Here’s What You Need to Know About Homework and Why Teachers Assign It 

But if homework is being assigned to our youngest learners-and it is being assigned in the majority of our schools- we need ideas to help our Kindergarteners do homework without complaints and without tears. 

Because while a few kiddos might be excited to do homework because it makes them feel like a big kid, many kids balk at the idea of sitting down to do more work after their hours at school.

Our Kindergarten kids may fight us every step of the way to complete their homework, mostly because they’re absolutely exhausted . They are mentally and physically drained.

These new students have been told what to do all day.

They have probably had to sit still on a tiny rung spot with their legs folded under them way longer than they’ve ever had to.

They have to actually work. And think. And answer tough questions.

They have to memorize a long list of Kindergarten sight words. 

And now we expect them to do more work at home? More thinking? More sitting?

Of course they’re going to complain or flat out refuse or revert to tears and a tantrum.

But there are ways to help ease them into this new transition of coming home from school and helping kindergarteners do homework.

General Homework Tips To Help All Students:

Before we get into Kindergarten specific tips, there are several things you can do to help set your student up for homework success for years to come .

The first and most important is to create an afternoon schedule and routine and be consistent with it.

My kids know they come home, hang up their backpacks and empty them, wash their hands, get a snack, and start their homework.

Because if it’s something that happens every day, my kids know what to expect. They know it’s coming.

You will set yourself up for a lifetime of homework ease if you instill in them now the expectation that homework is done right after school.

If you’re unsure how to set up an afterschool routine, use this one.

My kids love to check things off their Afterschool Checklist almost as much as I love crossing things off my to-do list because they are in control of how fast they move through the list.

The faster they get their checklist done, the sooner they can go play.

For more general tips and tricks for homework solutions, like setting up a homework station and a homework supply box, click here .

Encourage Your Kindergarteners to Do Homework Without Complaining:

If you set the expectation that homework is something we do and we do it without complaining , it will benefit everyone in the family.

For you, you don’t have to hear the whining and can get through the afternoon without pulling your hair out or needing a cocktail by 4pm.

For them, they get a treat. Try punching a hole in a sheet of paper every time they finish their work without complaining.

When they get five, they get a special “date” with mom or dad or get to go somewhere they love.

Every month, you can increase the number of holes they need to earn the date.

Whatever it takes to discourage the complaints.

Homework Strategies to Help Kindergarteners Do Homework:

For our Kindergarteners, we need to help them actually finish their homework.

This is new, so there are going to be some growing pains.

Keep in mind, not all tricks will work for all kids. You need to choose what you think would motivate your child the most.

And if that doesn’t work, try another trick.

1. Physically Be Nearby

We can’t expect these five-year-olds to sit and work independently in September .

We need to build up to it.

For the first week, sit next to them as they finish their work. Then the next week, sit across from while they work. During the third week, don’t sit with them, but stay in the same room. You can then graduate to being in and out of the room as needed.

If they balk at you moving further away, take a step closer to them until they feel more confident.

The end goal is for them to not need you to be monitoring their every move.

2. Visually Reduce the Amount of Homework

If a whole math sheet overwhelms them, cover some of it up with another paper.

You can cover up half of the paper or you can cover it all and just show one line at a time.

As they finish their work, slide the paper down until they get to the bottom of the sheet.

3. Reduce the Amount of Time They Have to Work

It can be intimidating to sit down and finish all their work at once .

Set a timer and have them work for five minutes. Then take a “brain break” for five minutes. Repeat the pattern until the work is finished.

For the next week, extend the work timer to six minutes, but keep the brain break time the same.

Some brain break ideas: listening to music, dancing, coloring, building Legos, exercising, jumping, or these really cool brain breaks on youtube.

4. Let Kindergarteners Do Homework and Move Around While They Work

Who says kids have to sit still to do their work?

Let them stand to finish their work.

Let them do their work on a bosu ball or on an indoor trampoline with a clipboard.

Standing, jumping, bouncing, stretching, spinning…whatever their little bodies need.

If they can’t do these things while they actually work, encourage them to be active before and after homework time.

5. Let Kindergarteners Do Homework Outdoors

Who says homework has to be done inside? They’ve been stuck inside all day.

Let them finish their work while breathing in the fresh air.

Fresh air and oxygen will wake them up, refresh them, and get their brain moving.

Try working at a picnic table or on your back patio or balcony.

6. Use Their Whole Body to Finish Their Work

Since many kids learn best when they’re moving, encourage them to use their bodies to learn.

Let them stomp their math answers using this fun activity from the SuperKids Activity Guide . 3 + 4 = Stomp the 7! Then they can write it on their paper.

Use chalk to practice their letters and sounds.

If you write letters on the ground, have them run to the “C” or run to the letter that makes the /b/ sound.

When they’re starting to read, have them spell words by running to each letter.

Use chalk to practice their numbers and addition and subtraction. Write the numbers on the ground and have them run to the 4. Or have them run to the answers of  “1 + 1” or “6-2!”

7. Give Them Counters to Finish Their Math

When it’s time to start adding and subtracting, let them use real tangible things that they can move to add or subtract.

They can add and subtract with coins, Cheerios, crackers, or even their favorite toys.

1 Shopkin + 3 Shopkins = 4 Shopkins

8. Give Them Colorful Markers

Grey pencils can be so boring.

Let them use markers–or better yet, smelly markers –to trace their letters, write their name, or write their spelling words.

Rainbow colors make monotonous work more enjoyable and your kids will be used to “Rainbow Writing” from school. 

9. Offer them a Healthy Snack While Kindergarteners do Homework:

My kids live for snacks, so they love to eat snacks while they do their work.

They do a problem and then take a bite.

Offer them “brain food” during this time to boost their minds and memories: berries (especially blueberries), bananas, trail mix, sunbutter and jelly, and avocado (try guacamole and chips).

10. Use Rewards (for a short period of time)

Offer up rewards for when they finish a row of their work…stickers, stars, or even a treat.

Put their favorite food at the end of a row of problems. ..  I’ve used Goldfish Crackers, fruit snacks, and even jelly beans.

When they finish the row, let them eat the treat.

The following week, only put the treat on every other line of work.

Eventually, just put a treat at the end of the page.

The goal is to wean them off of needing or expecting the treat.

With these 10 tips, kindergartner homework will get done sooner without complaints, and without tears.

And your afternoon will go much smoother.

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Shelby @Fitasamamabear says

September 14, 2017 at 12:28 pm

There’s homework in kindergarten now?? Actually?! Oi

Nicole Black says

September 15, 2017 at 12:33 pm

In some classes, yes! A lot of Kindergartners don’t start right away though….

Erin Burton says

September 28, 2017 at 12:49 pm

I like that so many of your strategies involve moving. You are correct! Children have already had to sit still for hours at school, listening, following orders, and mentally concentrating (sometimes on things they care nothing about). They need time to get up and move! I am actually an ex-public educator who now homeschools my children. My children will often pace while reading, and sometimes we take it a bit further and study while we take a walk outside. My children are able to concentrate much longer when they move. We probably have an hour’s worth of sit-down time each day. The rest is spent moving, exploring, and playing. Children (well… and adults) are not built to sit for hours without moving. Nice post! 🙂

September 28, 2017 at 1:23 pm

Yes!! A lot of kids have to move to do everything. I force them to sit while they’re eating (I’ve given the Heimlich one too many times) but other than that, who cares if they’re standing or jumping while they spell or read or practice math facts??? Not only will they focus more for some kids, it will actually help them retain the info!!

Flossie McCowald | SuperMomHacks says

September 28, 2017 at 1:18 pm

OK, let me just get out of the way that having homework in K is SICK SICK SICK. (I’m a mama of a 3rd grader and a K student.) But – having said that – your tips are SO great and SO spot-on. Our third grader has ALWAYS struggled with homework; some of these are tricks we have tried with her in the past, some we still use with her now, and some I WISH I’d thought of when she was in K suffering through (what to her was) busywork! Thanks for the great post! 🙂

September 28, 2017 at 1:21 pm

I know a lot of people get angered by this post because of it’s premise. I’m not trying to take a stand in favor of Kinder homework. But if it’s getting assigned–and it is getting assigned– I wanted my readers to have some tips to help them get through it. And you’re right, these tips will apply for anyone trying to do homework… Glad you liked the tips!

Becca @ The Married Cat Lady says

September 28, 2017 at 2:38 pm

I don’t have kids yet, but I definitely want to remember some of these great tips for when I do someday!

Żarty O żydach says

January 29, 2022 at 4:33 am

Definitely, what a great blog and illuminating posts, I will bookmark your site.Best Regards!

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How To Create Kindergarten Homework That Parents And Kids Will Love

Kindergarten homework is not developmentally appropriate.  There I said it.  Five-year-olds are not meant to sit down to do paper and pencil tasks about reading and writing.  Somewhere along the way, someone who was most definitely not a kindergarten teacher decided that five and six-year-olds MUST read by the end of kindergarten. 

This created unrealistic expectations of teachers to somehow overcome brain science and teach students how to read.  Teachers began assigning sight word homework in addition to leveled readers and math worksheets.  Suddenly, kindergarten kids have as much homework as older elementary students.  Yet, there are no studies to support the notion that homework in kindergarten helps kids to achieve more. 

Some teachers have stopped assigning homework altogether but others are required to assign kindergarten homework.  Read on to find developmentally appropriate ways to assign kindergarten homework that parents will love.

Teachers Under Pressure

The pressure put on teachers to have all kindergarten students meet the same high academic standards at the same time is completely unrealistic.  Then that pressure was transferred to teachers who decided that in order to achieve this goal, they needed to share the responsibility with parents.  Then parents decided that they need  kindergarten homework to help them to achieve this goal.

This notion isn't all bad.   Sharing learning responsibilities with families is a productive way to help students achieve and giving parents activities and skills to practice at home is certainly helpful.   The problem is that we've lost sight of what we know is natural child development.   

So what can teachers do to help their young students to practice skills at home but still allow them to be kids?  We can start by giving students a variety of homework options rather than requirements.  In distance learning or remote learning situations, teachers are under even more pressure!  Check out this page for some distance learning types for Kindergarten teachers. 

Keep Homework Fun!

Kids work hard all day (or for half the day) at school.  They don't need to go home to sit with worksheets and pencils to continue to practice sight words (which the latest brain research doesn't support anyway, but that's a blog post for another day). 

In school, we know that all kids have different learning styles so we need to remember this when assigning homework.   Sending the same worksheet with each student is not differentiating.  You can differentiate homework by giving students options and allowing families to choose the activities that are the best fit for their students.

Keep “assignments” fun and engaging with a variety of ways to practice important foundational skills.  Think about how you design engaging centers and apply that to homework.  Practice writing letters and numbers in sand, finger paint or shaving cream!  Create math problems with toys or breakfast cereal.  Play games with dice to develop number sense and social skills like taking turns.  There are so many fun possibilities!

Give Families Homework Options!

Think about your academic goals for the week or the month.  Then create a list of 15 – 20 choices full of skills you want your students to practice.  This can be a list, a chart, or even a calendar!  You can send this list home to give families options and give kids some choice in their assignments. 

You can choose to include only academic tasks but I like to include some more developmentally appropriate skills that are often overlooked.  Skills like memorizing phone numbers and addresses are important things kids do not often do anymore.  You can add life skills like practice playing games (winning and losing with grace), tying shoes, helping to fold laundry and more.

I try to limit paper-pencil options.  However, when I do include them, I try to keep them open-ended.  For example, instead of practicing writing letters with a pencil, encourage students to write letters in sand or pudding.  If you want kids to practice writing, give them fun writing prompts or open-ended options.  For math practice, instead of doing a page of addition problems, have students tell and solve their own addition story problems using their favorite toys.  There are a lot of easy, no extra materials needed ways to practice these skills that won't stress kindergarten kids or parents.

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Time is one of the biggest challenges any teacher faces.  Finding time to rework your kindergarten homework assignments is difficult.  I can help!  Sign up for my e-mail list here and I will send you a completely free, editable homework menu to try in your classroom!  If you don't have time to create your own, I have monthly homework menus in my TPT store.  You can check them out here. 

I am hopeful that the pendulum is swinging back to more developmentally appropriate practices in kindergarten.  I'm happy to see that many districts across the country are returning to play-based learning in kindergarten.  This gives me hope!  In the meantime, let's try some new homework options for our youngest students.  What other suggestions do you have for homework in kindergarten?  I'd love to hear them!

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