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Plural Nouns Printable Pack

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This school year we are working on changing words from singular nouns to plural nouns. R’s PACE work does a great job of teaching these concepts but I wanted to give her some additional work on these. I have put together this plural words printable pack for you to work on plural words with your children as well.

Plural Nouns Printable Pack

I highly recommend either laminating the pages you need to use repeatedly or buying a sheet protector to put them in. This will give your child the ability to use a dry erase marker instead of a pencil. Then you can use a wet cloth to wipe it off and do that sheet again as much as you need.

What’s included?
Reference Sheet with rules for common plural nouns
5 pages focused on changing words to their plural form and using them in a sentence
Plural Noun Scavenger Hunt with rules and points
Plural Noun Story challenge
Plural Word Sorting
Sentence Mix Ups

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Summer Reading Printable Pack

Jun 2 by Meagan 1 Comment

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Summer is a great time to take a break and catch your breath as a homeschooler. However, it’s also a great time to focus on Summer reading goals. We are trying to make more of an effort to focus on time for Summer reading. Not only is it fun to participate in the Summer reading programs, it is also a great way to work on reading skills in a fun way. This Summer R has made it her goal to finish the Harry Potter series. I put together this fun Summer reading printable pack for her to keep track of her reading. I also put it together for you to enjoy.

Summer Reading Printable Pack

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Printable Reading Logs

Jun 26 by Meagan 1 Comment

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Summer is a wonderful time to get kids interested in a great book! I have put together some really fun printable summer reading logs just for you. I have even set these up as free printables just for you. Each page is unique and offers your child a fun a creative way to keep track of reading time. Some of these will involve cutting and pasting to build a big image while others involve coloring or drawing. You can print all of them or select the ones you know your children will love!