Math and ELA: April Edition
Math and ELA: April Edition
By Shelly Sitz
Name _______________________
Homophones Rhyming
Homophones are two words that sound alike but are
spelled differently and have different meanings. Write three words that rhyme with
Circle the correct homophone in each sentence.
flu.
1. We planted 5 (rose, rows) of corn.
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2. My brother likes to (wear, where)
baseball caps. _________________
3. We (one, won) the baseball game. _________________
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Punctuation Rhyming
Add commas to the sentences below. Circle the word that
rhymes with some.
1. Today I need to mow the lawn wash the
car and weed the garden. a. tone
2. My uncle lives in Denver Colorado. b. crumb
3. We are going to visit my grandparents c. rub
July 21 2014.
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1. stand ___________
Spelling Contractions
Circle the misspelled word in each Write the contraction for each set of words.
sentence and write it correctly.
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2. will not _______________
2. The bird floo into our
window.
3. could not _____________
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Suffixes Plurals
Add –er or –est to the word in parenthesis Write the plural form of each word.
and write the new word on the line.
1. loaf _____________
1. Joshua is the __________
(short) kid in our class. 2. beach _____________
3. baby _____________
2. My dog can run __________
(fast) than me. 4. boy ______________
_______________________. c. bite
__________________
1. become ______________
__________________ 2. write______________
__________________ 3. sting _____________
________________ _______________________.
2. I whaunt a new bike. 2. A pin that goes in your hair is called a
________________ _______________________.
Homophones Plurals
Homophones are two words that sound alike but are Write the plural form of each word.
spelled differently and have different meanings.
Circle the correct homophone in each sentence. 1. sky ___________
Suffixes Rhyming
Add the suffix ing to each word. Circle the pair of words that rhyme.
a. mope, cop
1. clap _____________
b. kite, might
2. watch ____________ c. fish, which
3. run _____________ d. feet, keep
Spelling Grammar
Circle the misspelled word in each Read the sentence and choose the best answer.
sentence and write it correctly.
Homophones Suffixes
Circle the correct homophone in each sentence. Add the suffix ing to
each word.
1. Please (clothes, close) the door.
1. chase _____________
2. John threw the ball and broke the
window (pain, pane). 2. pop ___________
3. cry ______________
3. My sister ate a (Sunday, sundae).
Homophones Phonics
Homophones are two words that sound alike but are Circle the words that have the same
spelled differently and have different meanings.
Circle the correct homophone in each sentence. vowel sound as in fault.
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Adjectives Suffixes
Write 3 adjectives to Add the suffix ing to each word.
describe a caterpillar.
1. try ______________
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2. play ______________
Suffixes Adverbs
Add the suffix ing to Choose the correct adverb to complete each sentence.
each word.
here loudly soon quickly
Phonics Contractions
Decide how the “ed” sounds in each word and Write the two words that
write it in the correct box. make the contraction.
didn’t
_______ _______
Syllables Grammar
Write the number of syllables Circle the word that correctly completes each sentence.
for each word.
1. Bryon and Tom _______ into the
1.
Prefixes
My parents agree with my big brother.
Rewrite the sentence using a prefix to say the opposite.
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Adjectives Adjectives
An adjective is used to describe a noun 1. My kitten has _______ teeth.
or pronoun. Use the adjectives below
to complete the sentences on the right.
2. The _______ man helped us move
our furniture.
soft
tiny 3. I have three _______ pillows on my
sharp bed.
strong
4. The _______ mouse ran away.
Writing
A story should focus on one idea. Read the story and find the sentence that best fits in the blank.
Phonics Spelling
Decide how the “g” sounds in each word and Circle the word that is
write it in the correct box. spelled correctly in each row.
Adjectives Grammar
Add an adjective to describe Circle the word that correctly completes each sentence.
each noun. 1.
2. ___________ flower
2. Mindy likes to _______ every night.
3. ___________ frog read reads reading
Grammar Phonics
The word your shows possession. 1. Which word has the same
The word you’re is a contraction for you are. vowel sound as in haul?
Circle the word that best completes the sentence.
Prefixes
Jacob is going to lock the gate
Rewrite the sentence using a prefix to say the opposite.
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Plurals Homophones
Write the plural form of each word. Circle the correct homophone in each sentence.
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Phonics Contractions
Decide how the “c” sounds in each word and Write the contraction.
write it in the correct box.
should not
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Syllables Homophones
Write the number of syllables for Homophones are two words that sound alike but are
each word. spelled differently and have different meanings.
Circle the correct homophone in each sentence.
Adverbs Adverbs
Adverbs of time show when something 1. Daniel should arrive in a short time.
happened. Use the adverbs below to
replace the underlined words in each
sentence in the box to the right. ______________
2. We are going swimming right away.
now
______________
yesterday
3. We went shopping the day before
today today.
soon ______________
Pronouns Adjectives
Circle the correct pronoun to complete each sentence. Draw a line to match each adjective
with a noun.
1. Shawn and (I, me) are going to play ball.
fuzzy stove
2. Would you like to join Shawn and (I,
hot movie
me)?
fast peach
3. (I, Me) will have to ask my mom for
interesting runner
permission.
Homophones Verbs
Circle the verbs.
Circle the correct homophone in each sentence.
1. The old car was (towed, toad) to the jump horse speak
junk yard.
grow mow
2. Did you (meat, meet) our new coach?
insect bird laugh
3. We cut some (would, wood) for a fire.
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3. 769 ____
Graphing
Answer the questions about the graph.
5 10 15 20 25 30
ladybug
caterpillar
bee
How many more caterpillars are there than bees? ___________
How many more bees are there than ladybugs? ____________
Subtraction Measurement
Which is the best estimate for the
length of a football field?
884 590
- 1 75 -372 120 inches
120 yards
120 centimeters
Geometry Money
Color all of the quadrilaterals. Johnny has 2 quarters and 15
pennies. Robin has 5 dimes and 4
nickels. Who has more money?
How much more?
Money Addition
Tom wants to buy a cupcake
for 75 cents. He has 4
dimes. How much more 55 96
money does he need?
79 34
+86 +27
_________ more
Graphing Measurement
Use the graph below to answer the question.
5 10 15 20 25 30 35
Measure the
daisy height of
the mushroom.
rose
______ in.
tulip
How many more roses are there than tulips? ______ cm.
_______
Subtraction Comparing
Use <, >, or = to make the
number sentences true.
693 867
six hundreds two ones 602
-278 -349
700 + 50 + 6 764
Addition Comparing
Order the following from greatest
to least in standard form.
633 289
+247 +350 700 + 50 + 8 73 tens 783
Money Fractions
Sarah used 3 quarters, 1 Write the fraction that is not shaded.
dime, and 2 nickels to pay
for a notebook. How much
y f
did the notebook cost?
______ ______
The notebook cost ______.
Comparing Measurement
Use <, >, or =. Circle the best unit to measure each object.
3. 642 ____
Her school was having a bake sale and she sold 125 c00kies. How many
cookies does she have left?
_______ centimeters
Comparing Numbers
Order the following from greatest to least in standard form.
A. 500 + 20 + 5 five hundred eighty-two 558
______ ______ ______
________ minutes
Measurement Addition
Circle the best unit to measure each object.
_______ centimeters
________
________
Money
Kelly has 1 quarter, 4 dimes, and 1 nickel in her piggy bank. Ron has 6 dimes and 2
nickels in his piggy bank. Draw the money in each bank and answer the questions.
Color the bank with the most money.
Kelly Ron
1. How much money is in Kelly’s bank? ______ 2. How much money is in Ron’s bank? ______
Comparing Measurement
Use <, >, or =. Measure the rectangle on all four sides with a
centimeter ruler. Then add the sides.
79 38 + 40
37 69 - 30
_____ + _____ + _____ + _____=
58 78 - 20 ________
Money Subtraction
Natalie has 4 quarters, 2
dimes, and 3 pennies. Michael
has one dollar bill and 6
nickels. How much money do 624 892
they have altogether?
-362 -275
_______
Subtraction Comparing
Use <, >, or =.
625
-592
987
-478
! P PPPPP 161
!! P h 215
_______ eggs
Subtraction Money
Gary has 7 nickels and 7
pennies. Does he have
989 646 enough to by a marker for
-286 -482 50¢.
yes no
Measurement
1. The girl is ______ centimeters taller than the watering can.
Subtraction Comparing
Use <, >, or = to make the
number sentences true.
639 758
two hundreds four tens 214
- 476 -247
600 + 30 + 9 369
35 2 feet 24
+25 2 yards
52
2 inches
12
Comparing Numbers
Order the following from least to greatest in standard form.
A. 500 + 80 + 5 five hundred fifty-four 578
______ ______ ______
553
335
353
_____¢
Graphing Measurement
Use the graph below to answer the question. Measure the height of the dragonfly
5 10 15 20 25 30 35 using centimeters.
lizards
frogs
birds
How many more frogs are there than birds?
_______ _____ cm.
Subtraction Time
What time is shown on the clock?
459 835
- 273 - 696
______
Shapes Measurement
Name and draw the shape What is the best estimate for the length of
that has 3 angles. a new pencil?
2 inches
7 inches
___________ 12 inches
z d
roses are yellow, and the
rest are white. How many of
the roses are white?
______ ______
____ white roses
3. 629 ____
Money
Anna has 3 quarters and 3 dimes in her piggy bank. Brent has 5 quarters and 3
nickels in his piggy bank. Draw the money in each bank and answer the questions.
Anna Brent
1. How much money is in Anna’s bank? ______ 2. How much money is in Brent’s bank? _____
Measurement Comparing
Circle the best estimate for the Use <, >, or =.
length of a real life caterpillar.
700 + 80 + 2 882
_______ people
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