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More complex vowel sounds — ou as in shout, oi as in oil, plus er and ar patterns that change how vowels sound.

Everyday action words for young learners run, jump, clap, dance, sing, and more. Perfect for acting out and learning through movement!

A basic vocabulary list of common body parts for kindergarten students. This set helps children learn to identify parts of the body while building early English vocabulary.

A simple vocabulary list of common shapes for young learners. This set helps children recognize and name basic 2D and 3D shapes while building early math and language skills.

What comes next — a 5 or a 6? Red or blue? Kids spot repeating patterns with numbers, words, and letters, then figure out what's missing. A must-have skill for early math thinkers!

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

A set of multiple-choice questions designed to help learners practice and understand different English tenses, including present, past, future, and perfect forms. Ideal for building grammar accuracy and sentence structure skills.

A phonics activity where students choose the correct beginning letter to complete simple CVC words. This exercise helps kindergarten learners practice early reading skills, letter sounds, and word building.

The same long vowel sounds spelled in new ways — ay, a_e, ea, igh, ow, and the magic split e that changes short vowels to long.

Eyes to see, ears to hear, nose to smell, tongue to taste, and hands to touch — kids explore how their five senses help them understand the world around them every single day.

Students practice basic addition by solving problems with numbers up to 100. Each question provides four answer choices to help learners develop mental math skills and improve number sense.

First long vowel digraphs — two letters making one sound. Words like rain, boat, pie, tree, and fork open up a whole new world.

These CVC words are grouped by the middle vowel sound to help children recognize and practice short vowel sounds through reading and matching each word with the correct picture.

The final level! Children discover that c and g can sound soft before e, i, and y, and that ph makes the /f/ sound.

Students practice subtraction problems with numbers up to 100. Each question provides four answer choices to help learners strengthen mental math skills and improve their understanding of basic subtraction.

Does a camel live in the desert or the ocean? Kids match animals to their homes — farm, ocean, jungle, arctic, and desert — and discover why each habitat is special.

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.

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.

Students practice solving mixed addition and subtraction problems with numbers up to 200. Each question includes four answer choices to help learners strengthen mental math skills and build confidence with larger numbers.

Students solve addition equations by finding the missing number. Each problem shows an equation like 7 + ? = 20, and learners choose the correct number from four options. This activity helps build number sense and strengthen understanding of addition relationships.

Can it grow, breathe, and move? Kids learn to tell the difference between living and non-living things by sorting animals, plants, and everyday objects. A fun first step into science!

A simple set of Pinyin questions designed for kindergarten learners. Students choose the correct Pinyin spelling for common Chinese characters while practicing pronunciation and early Chinese language recognition.

Happy, sad, scared, or angry — all feelings are okay! Kids learn to name their emotions, understand how others feel, and discover healthy ways to calm down and ask for help.

Egg, bunny, basket, and chick — learn fun Easter words with pictures and sounds! A simple word list perfect for spring and Easter-themed classroom activities.

Sun, rain, snow, or wind — what's the weather today? Kids explore the four seasons and different types of weather while learning what to wear, what animals do, and how nature changes all year round.

A basic vocabulary list of common foods that children see and eat every day. This set helps kindergarten students learn everyday food words while building early English vocabulary

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.

Can you hear the S in sun? The R in rain? Kids practice identifying target sounds at the beginning, middle, and end of words — covering S, R, L, TH, SH, and CH. A perfect warm-up for speech practice!

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 simple vocabulary list of common fruits for kindergarten students. This set helps children learn the names of fruits while building basic 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

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

Happy and glad, big and large — some words are secret twins! Kids learn to match words with the same meaning, building a stronger vocabulary one pair at a time.

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!

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.

Simple three-letter words using the first six sounds children learn. The beginning of blending and reading!

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

A vocabulary list of animals that live in the cold Arctic region. This set helps kindergarten students learn about unique animals that survive in snowy and icy environments.

A simple vocabulary list of common insects for kindergarten students. Children learn to recognize and name small insects they often see in nature while building early English vocabulary.

Cat and hat, bug and rug — can you hear the rhyme? Kids pick the word that sounds the same at the end, building phonemic awareness and early reading skills one fun pair at a time.

Hot and cold, big and small, up and down — opposites are everywhere! Kids pick the word that means the exact opposite, sharpening vocabulary and critical thinking skills.

Tricky new sounds including the ng ending, and two ways to say oo — short as in book and long as in moon.

Six new sounds that unlock dozens of new words, including the ck pattern and early consonant blends like tr and cr.

I have four legs but I cannot walk — what am I? Put on your thinking cap and solve fun riddles about animals, food, nature, and everyday objects. Every clue is a chance to think, guess, and learn!

A fun vocabulary list of animals that live in the ocean. This set helps kindergarten students learn common sea animals while building basic English vocabulary.

The big digraphs arrive! Children learn ch, sh, and both voiced and voiceless th, plus the x and y consonants.

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.