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Sun + flower = sunflower! Kids combine two small words to make one big word, break compound words apart, and spot them in a list. A fun way to build vocabulary and word awareness!

Learn to count with tens frames! Look at the frame and choose the right number. A fun way for kids to practice counting to 10 and 20, build number sense, and get ready for addition. Perfect for ages 4-7.

A list of the first 100 sight words, which are the most common high-frequency words in English. Learning these words helps young readers improve reading fluency and recognize common words quickly

The next 100 most common English words — building on the first 100 to take reading fluency to the next level.

A vocabulary list that introduces children to different countries and their national flags. This set helps young learners recognize countries while building early geography and English vocabulary skills

Children practice recognizing the alphabet by matching capital letters with their lowercase forms. This activity helps build early reading skills and strengthens letter recognition for young learners.

No choices to pick from — just type it! Kids spell words from clues, solve math problems, answer general knowledge questions, and fill in the blanks. A great way to practice spelling, writing, and thinking skills all at once.

Prepositions of place as in, on, under, behind, bewteen, in front of, next to and so on.

In, on, under, behind, between — where is the cat? Kids learn position words by placing objects in the right spot.

The words are all mixed up — can you fix them? Kids drag and drop scrambled words to build real sentences and questions. Starts easy with 3 words and gets trickier with 6 or more!

When a silent E jumps to the end, the vowel says its name! Kids practice reading CVCe words grouped by vowel pattern — cake, bike, bone, and cute. The perfect next step after mastering CVC words.

A basic vocabulary list of common colors for kindergarten students. This set helps children learn to recognize and name colors while building early English vocabulary and word recognition.

Who delivers mail? Where do fish live? Why do we wash our hands? Kids practice answering Who, What, Where, When, and Why questions — building the comprehension and critical thinking skills every young communicator needs.

Reading CVC words and sound practice

Eight planets, one sun, and endless wonder! Kids explore Mercury to Neptune, learn about orbits, astronauts, and stars.

Apple, banana, grape — they're all fruits! Kids practice naming groups, sorting items into categories, and spotting the one that doesn't belong.

A set of simple WH-questions designed for young learners. Students choose the correct answer based on everyday situations, helping them develop speaking, thinking, and comprehension skills.

Can you unscramble the words to make a sentence? Kids drag and drop words into the right order, building grammar, word order, and sentence structure skills. Start simple with three words and work up to longer sentences and questions!

In this activity, children look at pictures and answer simple questions like “What is he doing?” or “What are they doing?” They respond using full sentences (e.g., “He is running” or “They are playing”). This helps build speaking confidence, improve sentence structure, and reinforce the use of action verbs in a fun and engaging way.

Two consonants working together — bl, br, cl, cr, dr, fl, fr, gl, and gr! Kids practice reading words that start with consonant blends, building fluency and decoding skills one blend at a time.

Listen to an animal sound and choose the correct picture. This activity helps young learners recognize common animal sounds while building vocabulary and listening skills. Perfect for kindergarten students.

A basic vocabulary list of common clothing items for kindergarten students. This set helps children learn everyday clothing words while building early English vocabulary

A fun word list of common animals that young learners see in books, songs, and stories. Perfect for practicing early vocabulary.

Who puts out fires? Who helps when you're sick? Kids discover the important people in their community — from doctors and firefighters to mail carriers and farmers — and learn what they do, where they work, and the tools they use.