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Discover the world of geometry with these worksheets for 1st-grade students. These 10 worksheets will teach children about the defining attributes of common shapes and how to draw them in two dimensions. Practicing these basic geometry skills will prepare your student for more advanced mathematics in the grades ahead. Deb RussellPrint the PDFLearn to distinguish between squares, circles, rectangles, and triangles with this worksheet. This introductory exercise will help young students learn to draw and identify the basic geometric forms. Deb RussellPrint the PDFCan you guess the mystery shapes with these clues? Find out how well you can remember basic forms with these seven word puzzles. Deb RussellPrint the PDFPractice your shape-identification skills with some help from Mr. Funny Shape Man. This exercise will help students learn to distinguish between basic geometric shapes. Deb RussellPrint the PDFFind the shapes and color them in! This worksheet will help youngsters practice their counting skills and their coloring talent while learning to distinguish shapes of various sizes. Deb RussellPrint the PDFEach of these 12 animals is different, but you can draw an outline around each of them. First-graders can work on their shape-drawing skills with this fun exercise. Deb RussellPrint the PDFCut and sort basic shapes with this fun hands-on activity. This worksheet builds on early exercises by teaching students how to organize shapes. Deb RussellPrint the PDFFind all the triangles and draw a circle around them. Remember the definition of a triangle. In this exercise, youngsters must learn to distinguish between real triangles and other forms that merely resemble them. Deb RussellPrint the PDFTime to explore the classroom with this exercise. Take a look around your classroom and look for objects that resemble the shapes youve been learning about. Deb RussellPrint the PDFThis worksheet gives students a chance to get creative as they use their knowledge of geometry to create simple drawings. Deb RussellPrint the PDFThis final worksheet will challenge youngsters thinking skills as they use their new geometry knowledge to solve word problems. Help your students classify ideas and communicate more effectively with these free graphic organizer templates, available for download. They can be used to structure writing projects and help in problem solving, decision making, studying, planning research, and brainstorming.Printable Graphic OrganizersSelect a blank graphic organizer from the following categories depending on your curriculum needs.Sequence of EventsStep-by-Step ChartSequence ChartFlow ChartTime-Order ChartTimelineMain Topic and Key DetailsCompareContrast Download our FREE 2022–2023 calendar of activities! Noelle MorrisSenior Director Community Engagement, HMH; Host of HMH Learning Moments: Teachers in America Podcast September 23, 2022 Shaped Staff September 22, 2022 Richard BlankmanShaped Editor September 15, 2022 Identifying character traits is important for reading comprehension.When students better understand the characters they read about, reading becomes more fun.Graphic organizers are an effective tool for helping students learn about and analyze characters in a text.Teachers often breathe a sigh of relief when students read works of fiction and are able to identify the key traits that define the books main characters. Why? Because it means students truly comprehend what theyre reading! But thats not the only benefit: By knowing the motivations behind a character, students will have a better, and more nuanced, understanding of the plot. Students engage more fully and effectively with the story. (Discussing character traits is an excellent way to start a conversation about a story.)Students will be able to create characters with greater complexity and detail in their own writing.But taking a characters actions, thoughts, and motivations, and then distilling them into specific traits isnt always easy. Graphic organizers are a great tool students can use to learn about character traits because they guide students through the learning process step by step. As they identify what a character sees, does, feels, and thinks throughout a story, students can use their graphic organizers to jot down their ideas and evidence from the text to successfully analyze the character. Wondering which graphic organizers are the best for your learners? Check out these top 19 graphic organizers for a range of grade levels.For the youngest students:1. Character Columns Graphic Organizer2. My Book Character (Leveled-Reading AB): Guided Reading Response3. Wild About Characters: Reading Response Organizer4. Whos in the News: Reading Response Organizer5. The Proof Is in the Character Graphic OrganizerFor students in grades 1-2:6. Graphic Organizer Character Report7. Character T-Chart (Crafting a Character): Writing Skills Lesson Plan & Graphic Organizer8. Characters That Change (making inferences): Graphic Organizer9. Trait Cap (Leveled-Reading IJ): Guided Reading Response10. What a Character! Reading Response Bookmark & Graphic OrganizerFor students in grades 3-5: 11. Reading Graphic Organizer: Character Portrait12. What a Character: Independent Reading Graphic Organizer13. Focus on Character: Independent Reading Homework14. Character Analysis: Leveled Graphic Organizers for Differentiated Reading Instruction15. Character Perspective: Leveled Graphic Organizers for Differentiated Reading InstructionFor students in grades 6-8: 16. Character Analysis: Leveled Graphic Organizers for Differentiated Reading Instruction17. Character Perspective: Leveled Graphic Organizers for Differentiated Reading Instruction18. Character Development (Narrative Writing): Leveled Graphic Organizers for Differentiated Instruction19. Characterization: Using Picture Books to Teach Literary ElementsTo learn more about graphic organizers and gain access to thousands of printable, projectable, and downloadable teacher resources that will help your students learn about character traits and more, log in or subscribe to Scholastic Teachables today!

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