Sharon Hohlfeld
Worksheets for Instruction
-Divided up by subject/content area at the
elementary level. Because I do not
teach a particular grade level I have focused on my hopes of teaching 2nd,
3rd, or 4th grades.
-After reviewing tons of websites in this
assignment, I discovered plenty of them I will hope to use in my future study
teaching as well as when I am a teacher.
I also took notice of how much I liked the worksheet creators so I can
create and individualize each lesson.
This would also be very helpful in terms of differentiated instruction,
each student getting his or her own worksheet depending on learning ability.
1. Teach R Kids Math
-This website offers on the left hand margin, a
number of content standards to choose from as well as a variety of grade levels
that each content area refers to. The worksheets are simple in context but
easily printable or can be completed on the Internet and get to the material
that should be taught. This website
makes it easy to print worksheets as homework based or practice
reinforcement.
2. Homeschool Math
-This website is more intended for upper
elementary with the focus on fractions, decimals, percents, and basic
operations (can be used for lower grades).
The nice thing about this page is you can adapt and create your own
worksheets by plugging in your criteria depending on what you are teaching at
that time. Gives you the option to use this website a number of different times
in the same unit just by adding and adjusting the content level.
http://www.homeschoolmath.net/worksheets/
3. Primary Worksheets
-Although I wasn’t at first impressed at the
amount of worksheets available I clicked on a few and recognized how well put
together the worksheets are. They are
much more advanced and creative and not simply review problems. The worksheets are interesting and a nice
change of pace for not only teachers but also the students who are using them,
which is the most important.
http://www.primaryworksheets.co.uk/
4. ABC teach
-As a whole, this website is fantastic for any
type of printable material used in the classroom. In terms of worksheets, once you choose your particular grade
level you are offered sub directories of fictional, informational, and
holidays/seasonal. In each category
supplies great print outs which are a great example and practice for students
around testing time. To be able to read
a particular short story or piece of a story and understand it in order to
answer follow up questions.
http://abcteach.com/directory/reading_comprehension/grades_24/
5. Free English Worksheets
-Topics include English, vocabulary, rhyming,
reading comprehension, alphabetizing, and grammar worksheets. Plenty of ideas
to get a lesson started or even build a lesson around many of the worksheets
provided. Could span across a variety
of grades depending on whether the topic is review or a new lesson.
-On the left side of the margin, offers other
subjects as well as ILA for use in other subject areas.
http://www.tlsbooks.com/englishworksheets.htm
-Vast list of links to worksheets that offer a
variety of content areas. From main ideas,
fact vs opinion to graphic organizers and quiz makers of sorts. Basically a wide range of material that
allows for teachers to be creative with material taught. I especially like the
quiz, work scramble, and handwriting worksheets.
http://www.firn.edu/schools/broward/ftlaud-hs/fcatweb.htm
7. Handwriting Worksheet Maker
-This is a simple worksheet to help students learn
and practice their handwriting skills whether it is in basic print or
cursive. You choose the size of print
as
well as what you want each line to say or it can be plain lines. I like the variety you can create with this
website. A great resource for primary grades learning handwriting.
http://www.handwritingworksheets.com/
General- All subject areas
8. Worksheet Generator
-Created by Discoveryschool.com the level of
development is accurate. You have the
option to either create your own worksheet with a number of templates available
or print out worksheets already developed and created. To create your own worksheets it gives step
by step directions to input your own information which is much easier than
creating a word document. Great site!
http://school.discovery.com/teachingtools/worksheetgenerator/
9. Kid’s Page Archive
-Organized according to grade level covering
different subjects but focusing in on mathematics. The nice thing about each worksheet listed in a brief description
of what each is about and what skill area it covers. Worksheets are simple but effective and can easily be adapted
into the class at any time.
http://www.tlsbooks.com/gradelevel.htm
10. Worksheets 4 Teachers
-The largest variety of different subject areas as
well as monthly themed worksheets I have seen.
This is a website when you have some spare time in the classroom or are
looking for a fun activity to do for a particular holiday. It covers all subject areas and elementary
grades. Just a well-rounded site for printouts for students!
http://www.worksheets4teachers.com/