Kindergarten homework
Take-home practice for any kindergarten standard, with word-for-word help for the grown-up and a 2-minute game.
Take-home practice for any kindergarten standard, with word-for-word help for the grown-up and a 2-minute game. Pick the standard, the level and the theme, then print.
Your worksheet:
How to make your worksheet
- Pick the standard.
- Pick the level and the theme.
- Print. Press “New version” for new items.
Three levels
Level 1 gives the most help (pictures, frames, choices). Level 3 is the skill on its own. The grown-up decides when a child is ready to move up.
Good questions
Which standards does it cover?
Kindergarten standards from the Common Core, more every week.
Is there an answer key?
Yes. Keep “Answer key page” on.
Is it free?
Yes, with no limit.
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Start from a template
Pick one, and this maker fills itself in. Then change anything you like and print.
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