Context clues build readers’ vocabulary and are found in children’s literature, as most vocabulary is built through reading. Context clues help both children and adults understand complex texts. Pupils need to learn how to understand unknown words when they encounter new terminology while reading. Check out this worksheet about Context Clues. Fun Teacher Files offers FREE and… Read More »
Learn the numbers one to ten using the following worksheet. Directions: Draw and color the things according to the given number. Fun Teacher Files offers FREE and downloadable educational resources which can help learners, parents and teachers all around the world in learning and teaching pre-school and grade school concepts. Images used are from free sources. Posters,… Read More »
Rhyming Words are words that make the same ending sound. Some words that rhyme are see and bee, cook and book. See if you can think of rhyming words using the following worksheet.Directions: Encircle the rhyming words in each sentence. Fun Teacher Files offers FREE and downloadable educational resources which can help learners, parents and teachers all around… Read More »
There are different shapes around us. Some of the most common shapes a child must learn are circle, triangle, square, rectangle, oblong, diamond, star and heart. Check out the shape worksheet below in PDF format. Fun Teacher Files offers FREE and downloadable educational resources which can help learners, parents and teachers all around the world in learning… Read More »
An irregular verb is a verb whose simple past and past participle do not follow specific conjugation rules especially in forming its simple past tense. Examples of irregular verbs and their simple past tense are eat and ate, see and saw, fly and flew. Check out these set of irregular worksheets below. Fun Teacher Files offers FREE and downloadable… Read More »
Homonyms are words that share the same pronunciation but have different meanings, whether spelled the same or not. Homonyms are difficult for spellers. Thus, its usage in sentences is very important. Examples of homonyms are mail and male, meat and meet, right and write. Check out this homonym worksheet for kids below. Fun Teacher Files offers FREE… Read More »
This worksheet aims to help students learn how to use the verbs has or have in sentences. Directions: Complete the sentences with has or have. Fun Teacher Files offers FREE and downloadable educational resources which can help learners, parents and teachers all around the world in learning and teaching pre-school and grade school concepts. Images used are… Read More »
The following worksheet aims to help students practice the usage of the verb “to do” in English, specifically focusing on the forms “do,” “does,” and “did” . Check out the PDF printable copy below. Fun Teacher Files offers FREE and downloadable educational resources which can help learners, parents and teachers all around the world in learning and teaching pre-school and grade… Read More »
Be verbs are am, are, is, was, were, been and being. “Be” verbs indicate a state of being. Check out this worksheet about Be-verbs is, am, are. Fun Teacher Files offers FREE and downloadable educational resources which can help learners, parents and teachers all around the world in learning and teaching pre-school and grade school concepts. Images used… Read More »
Synonyms are words with the same meaning. Examples of synonyms are happy and glad, sad and lonely, hungry and starving, big and large, small and tiny. Check out the FREE Synonym worksheet below. Fun Teacher Files is a website that provides both learners and teachers with educational materials to improve literacy and numeracy. These FREE and downloadable… Read More »