Worksheets SUBJECT: MATHEMATICSLEVEL: STANDARD TWOSTRAND: NUMBERSTOPIC: EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS By the end of this worksheet, you will be able to: Demonstrate an understanding of Equivalent Fractions. Key Points: Equivalent Fractions are fractions that have the same value, even though they may look different. Download fillable PDF to start Mathematics-Stdandard-Two-Equivalent-Fractions.pdf
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Worksheets SUBJECT: MATHEMATICSLEVEL: STANDARD FOURSTRAND: MEASUREMENTTOPIC: TIME By the end of this worksheet, you will be able to: Solve problems using the analog clock. Key Points: The short hand on the clock is the hour hand. The long hand on the clock is the minute hand. Some analog clocks have a third hand that goes faster than the other two hands. This is the second hand. There are five evenly spaced units between consecutive numbers. When the minute hand moves to one of these units, it represents 1 minute. Hence, when it moves to consecutive digits e.g. from 2 to 3, it represents five minutes. When the long hand has past 12 and is before 6, we say minutes after/past the hour. When the long hand has past 6 and is before 12, we say minutes to the hour. When the long hand is on 6, we say half past the hour. Download fillable PDF to start Mathematics-Standard-Four-Time.pdf
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Worksheets SUBJECT: MATHEMATICSLEVEL: STANDARD THREESTRAND: GEOMETRYTOPIC: SYMMETRY At the end of this worksheet, you will be able to: Determine the number of lines of symmetry in plane shapes (regular, irregular and curved). Key Points: Lines of symmetry are axes or imaginary lines that pass through the centre of a shape or object dividing it into identical parts. Lines of symmetry can be vertical, horizontal or slanted. The line of symmetry is also called the Mirror line. Download fillable PDF to start Mathematics-Standard-Three-Symmetry.pdf
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Worksheets SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTSLEVEL: INFANT TWOSTRAND: WRITING- (GRAMMAR)TOPIC: DESCRIBING REPEATED ACTIONS (PRESENT HABITUAL TENSE) By the end of this worksheet, you will be able to: Use the correct verb form to indicate actions that someone does regularly or repeatedly. Key Points: A habit is something that we do over and over or repeatedly. The Present Habitual Tense is use to describe an action that someone does over and over or repeatedly. Example: (Every Tuesday, she paints a new wall.) Time Stamps for repeated actions include “Every day”, “Always”, “On Mondays”, Every Week” When we talk about an action that he, she or it does over and over or repeatedly we usually place an ‘s’ at the end of the action word. See examples below in PDF. Download PDF to start ELA-GRAMMAR-PRESENT-HABITUAL-TENSE.pdf
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Worksheets SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTSLEVEL: INFANT TWOSTRAND: READING AND WRITINGTOPIC: VOCABULARY- ANTONYMS By the end of this worksheet, you will be able to: Identify words that are opposite in meaning. Key Points: Antonyms are words that are opposite in meaning. Example: big is the opposite of small. If you replace a word in a sentence with its antonym, the meaning of the sentence becomes the opposite. Download PDF to start INFANT-TWO-ELA-VOCABULARY-ANTONYMS-2-1.pdf
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Worksheets SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTSLEVEL: INFANT TWOSTRAND: READING & WRITINGTOPIC: VOCABULARY- ANTONYMS By the end of this worksheet, you will be able to: Identify the opposites of familiar words. Key Point: Antonyms are words that are opposite in meaning. (E.g. bad is the opposite of good). Download PDF to start INFANT-TWO-ELA-VOCABULARY-ANTONYMS-2.pdf
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Worksheets SUBJECT: SOCIAL STUDIESLEVEL: INFANT TWOSTRAND: TRANSPORTATION- GETTING AROUNDTOPIC: LAND TRANSPORTATION By the end of this worksheet, you will be able to: Identify different forms of land transport. Key Points: Transportation is how people, animals or things move from one place to another. Land transportation is the movement of people, animals and things from one location to another on land. Some forms of land transportation are bicycles, buses, trucks and cars. Animals like horses can be used as transportation. Human beings can also walk or run to move from place to place. Download PDF to start Infant-Two-Social-Studies-Land-Transport.pdf
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Worksheets SUBJECT: SOCIAL STUDIESLEVEL: INFANT TWOSTRAND: PEOPLE: HEROES IN MY LIFETOPIC: HEROES AT HOME By the end of this worksheet, you will be able to: Recognize that family members could be considered as heroes. Key Points: • Members of a family can be heroes.• Their actions can be very important and helpful to others.• Actions that could make family members heroes include: o Daddy washes the car.o Daddy takes out the garbage.o Mommy cooks the food.o Mommy washes the dishes.o My brother rakes the leaves.o My sister collects the leaves in a bag. Download fillable PDF to start Infant-Two-Social-Studies-Heroes-at-Home.pdf
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Worksheets SUBJECT: SOCIAL STUDIESLEVEL: INFANT TWOSTRAND: PEOPLE: HEROES IN MY LIFETOPIC: HERO IN ME By the end of this worksheet, you will be able to: Describe actions that can bring out the “hero” in you. Key Points: You are not too small to be a hero. You can help someone in need. You can help someone who may feel hurt. Download fillable PDF to start Infant-Two-Social-Studies-Hero-in-me.pdf
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Worksheets SUBJECT: SOCIAL STUDIESLEVEL: INFANT TWOSTRAND: FOOD: THE THINGS I EATTOPIC: BALANCED DIET By the end of this worksheet, you will be able to: • Identify the foods we eat in a balanced diet.• Construct at least one balanced meal plate. Key Points: A balanced diet is made up of foods from the six food groups. The six food groups are: staples, food from animals, fats and oils, fruits, vegetables and legumes. Healthy foods give your body strength and protects you from diseases. Download fillable PDF to start Infant-Two-Social-Studies-Food-Things-I-Eat.pdf
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Worksheets SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTSLEVEL: STANDARD THREESTRAND: READING & WRITING- VOCABULARYTOPIC: HOMOPHONES Download PDF to start STD-3-ELA-VOCABULARY-HOMOPHONES-1.pdf
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Worksheets SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTSLEVEL: STANDARD THREESTRAND: READING & WRITING- VOCABULARYTOPIC: HOMOPHONES Download fillable PDF to start STANDARD THREE- HOMOPHONES
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Worksheets SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTSLEVEL: STANDARD THREESTRAND: WRITINGTOPIC: SILENT LETTERS: SILENT ‘C’ AFTER ‘S’ Download fillable PDF to start SILENT LETTERS- STANDARD THREE
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Worksheets SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTSLEVEL: STANDARD THREESTRAND: WRITINGTOPIC: SILENT LETTERS: SILENT ‘D’ BEFORE ‘GE’ Download fillable PDF to start STANDARD THREE- SILENT LETTERS
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Worksheets SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTSLEVEL: STANDARD THREESTRAND: WRITINGTOPIC: SILENT LETTERS SILENT ‘W’ BEFORE ‘R’ Download fillable PDF to start STANDARD THREE- SILENT LETTERS
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