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Our reading worksheets cover a variety of topics including alphabet and letter recognition, phonics, reading comprehension, sight words, vocabulary and emergent reader books. Hands-on activities will support your child and challenge him to solve puzzles, play bingo games, and word search.

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Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:16:47-05:00

Help your kindergartener build a strong reading comprehension skills. With this an word family story, she will read and spot some words.

Short Story. The Cat and the Rat.Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:16:47-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:16:43-05:00

With this worksheet, kids learn to read, trace and build the word SET. Kids practice identifying the short medial vowel in the word and practice ET family words. Kids cut out cards and the bottom of the page and paste the letters to build a word.

Short Story. Dad and his pad.Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:16:43-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:16:44-05:00

With this short ad word family story, children practice reading comprehension skills. Read, answer questions, glue the pictures... and more!

Short Story. Dan and his Van.Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:16:44-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:46:10-05:00

In this non-fiction passage, students learn about the zebra. Where does the zebra live? What does it eat? How does it look like?

Zebra Reading PassageAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:46:10-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:16:52-05:00

Help your kindergartener get more confident with her reading skills. Word families encourage students to see letter-sound patterns.

Short Story. Where is my Ham?Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:16:52-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T15:59:32-05:00

This worksheet introduces a child to sight word sentences that correlate with sight words she just learned. Pre-primer Dolch sight words reading practice set 1 includes words: the, to, and, a, I, you, it, in, said, for.

Sight Words Reading Practice | List 10Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T15:59:32-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:56:05-05:00

Students read all about the Life Cycle of a Chicken. They explore each stage in detail and connect it to the picture on aside. Great for your life cycle lesson.

All About Life Cycle of a Chicken for KidsAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:56:05-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:52:07-05:00

This worksheet introduces a child to sight word sentences that correlate with sight words she just learned. Pre-primer Dolch sight words reading practice set 4 includes words: here, help, make, yellow, two, play, run, find, three, funny.

Sight Words Reading Practice | List 5Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:52:07-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:58:47-05:00

Students read the article and learn how turtle undergoes a complete metamorphosis. Students explore each stage of turtle life cycle and look at the pictures.

Turtle Life Cycle ArticleAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:58:47-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:33:26-05:00

This worksheet features pictures of things that begin with the letter A: angel, apple, alien, apron, alligator, acorn, astronaut, axe.

Things That Begin With The Letter AAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:33:26-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:16:53-05:00

A short story for kindergarten kids to practice reading skills. The am word family story is designed to reinforce reading skills.

Short Story. Where is Sam?Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:16:53-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:45:46-05:00

In this non-fiction passage, students learn about the penguin. Where does the penguin live? What does it eat? How does it look like?

Penguin Reading PassageAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:45:46-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T15:59:35-05:00

With this reading worksheet, your child read sight word sentences that correlate with sight words she just learned. 1st Grade Dolch sight words reading practice set 11 includes words: were, them, ask, an, over, just, from, any, how, know.

Sight Words Reading Practice | List 12Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T15:59:35-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:13:59-05:00

This simple CVC word puzzle is excellent for learning to spell and reading in kindergarten. These puzzles are simple and easy for kids to use. They make great literary centers and fantastic for independent practice.

ED Word Family Reading WorksheetAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:13:59-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:57:32-05:00

Students read the article and learn how ladybug undergoes a complete metamorphosis. Students explore each stage of ladybug life cycle and look at the pictures.

Ladybug Life Cycle ArticleAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:57:32-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:56:49-05:00

This butterfly lie cycle prompt encourages students to use the sequencing stages and arrange them into a writing. What was first, then, and after? What is the final transformation of the butterfly?

Frog Cycle | Reading Article for KidsAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:56:49-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T15:59:33-05:00

With this reading worksheet, your child read sight word sentences that correlate with sight words she just learned. 1st Grade Dolch sight words reading practice set 10 includes words: of, his, had, him, her, some, as, then, could, when.

Sight Words Reading Practice | List 11Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T15:59:33-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:55:43-05:00

Use the butterfly life cycle anchor chart in science centers, individual work, small group activities, and even more. You can download it in color or black and white versions.

Butterfly Life Cycle Article with PicturesAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:55:43-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:52:13-05:00

With this reading worksheet, your child read sight word sentences associated with sight words she just learned. Primer Dolch sight words reading practice set 7 includes words: like, this, will, yes, went, are, now, no, came, ride.

Sight Words Reading Practice | List 8Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:52:13-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:05:10-05:00

What does an artist do? Free printable artist reading passage will help students practice their comprehension skills.

Artist – Reading PassageAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:05:10-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:28:59-05:00

Practice letter A or beginning sound A with cute pictures kids will reveal as they spin the wheel. This letter A spinner would be a great addition to your literacy centre.

Letter A Wheel SpinnerAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:28:59-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:58:24-05:00

Students read the article and learn how shark undergoes a complete metamorphosis. Students explore each stage of shark life cycle and look at the pictures.

Shark Life Cycle ArticleAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:58:24-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:45:04-05:00

In this non-fiction passage, students learn about the alligator. Where does the alligator live? What does it eat? How does it look like?

Alligator Reading PassageAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:45:04-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:14:31-05:00

This EN Word Family puzzle is excellent for learning to spell and reading in kindergarten. These puzzles are simple and easy for kids to use.

EN Word Family Reading WorksheetAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T17:14:31-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:33:27-05:00

This worksheet features pictures of things that begin with the letter B: barn, book, bed, bat, bee, baby, ball, bird.

Things That Begin With The Letter BAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:33:27-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T15:59:37-05:00

With this reading worksheet, your child read sight word sentences that correlate with sight words she just learned. 1st Grade Dolch sight words reading set 13 includes words: again, may, stop, fly, round, give, once, open, has, live, thank.

Sight Words Reading Practice | List 14Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T15:59:37-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:46:04-05:00

In this non-fiction passage, students learn about the whale. Where does the whale live? What does it eat? How does it look like?

Whale Reading PassageAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:46:04-05:00

Alesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:41:18-05:00

In this Christmas story, kids read about the Christmas tree and write the story ending! Collect all 26 Christmas Readings!

Day 1 of Christmas ReadingsAlesia Netuk2022-12-23T16:41:18-05:00

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Early Literacy

Alphabet Worksheets

Students will trace, color, and write letters on these alphabet worksheets.

Mini-Books

Assemble and read these simple mini-books for very young readers.

Poems and Poetry

Looking for cute poems to share with your class? We have lots!

Printing Letters

Trace and print each letter of the alphabet. We have worksheets with upper and lowercase letters.

Phonics Worksheets

We have a page of worksheets for each consonant and vowel sound, as well as blends and digraphs.

Phonics: Consonant Blends

This page will link to you hundreds of phonics worksheets for teaching consonant blends.

Phonics: Vowel Sounds

Practice reading and recognizing words with long and short vowel sounds.

Phonics Word Wheels

Assemble the word wheels. Then kids can read the word family words aloud as you spin the wheels.

Rhyming Worksheets

Learn about rhyming words with these activities.

Sentences (Basic Building Sentences)

With these cut-and-glue activities, young children can build very simple sentences.

Sentences (Basic Writing)

Write basic sentences with simple, repeated beginnings. Easy writing activities for Kindergarten and first graders.

Sight Word Units

We have an entire curriculum of 30 sight word units. Each unit has a take-home list, practice worksheets, reading practice tools, and assessment sheets. We recommend doing one unit per week.

Sight Words (Individual Words)

Here you'll find a list of over 150 sight words. Each word has a several worksheets. (For example, you'll find several worksheets for teaching students to read and write the word that.)

Sight Words (Dolch Words)

Use these flashcards, bingo games, checklists, and worksheets to help your students master all 220 Dolch sight words.

Sight Words (Fry Words)

We have word wheels, games, and worksheets to help your kids master the Fry Instant Sight Words.

Word Family Units

This page contains a collection of word families units. Includes -an words, -am words, -ear words, -ack words, -ail words, and dozens more. Each unit contains worksheets, word wheels, flashcards, and sliders.

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First Grade Reading Comprehension

We have simple reading comprehension passages with questions for first graders.

First Grade Spelling

We have a full first grade spelling curriculum, complete with printable word lists, worksheets, and test forms.

Kindergarten Worksheets

We have hundreds of worksheets and printable activities for Kindergarten and Pre-Kindergarten students. Browse the entire collection.

Theme Printables

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Reading drawings - reading rules for beginners

Pencils and paper sheets are gradually becoming a thing of the past, giving way to digital technologies and specialized programs. But the principles of drawing remain the same and it is necessary to learn how to read drawings. In production and in construction organizations, the use of design documentation is widespread, which cannot be developed without drawing knowledge. To create simple and complex pipelines and electrical installations, for the assembly unit and high-rise metal structures, you still need to create projects.

Basic Rules for Reading Drawings

Any rack or fixture is first embodied on a sheet of paper or a computer screen, and only then transferred to the production shop. For a correct understanding of the task, so that the responsible employee can understand exactly where the welding seams should be applied or a hole of the required diameter should be made, one must be able to read technological documents.


In mechanical engineering, drawings can be different: there are drawings of parts, assembly drawings, diagrams, specifications, etc. Technical drawings must be made in accordance with the rules of state standards (GOST) or the Unified System for Design Documentation (ESKD).

The number of images should be minimal. In engineering graphics, a drawing is a representation of an object using projections and the exact ratio of its dimensions.

Symbols on drawings in mechanical engineering

Tolerances and fits

Why is all this necessary? This question arises not only among the worker in production. This is intended so that the factory does not waste time constantly measuring the actual dimensions of the received part, and producing compatible products without defects.


The numerical values ​​of the upper and lower limit deviations are indicated next to the sizes in a font of a smaller size than for dimensional numbers. Tolerance is the range of deviation from the nominal size. The tolerance field is indicated by either one or two letters of the main deviation and the quality number.


Fit consists of tolerance on the outer, male surface, tolerance on the inner surface, and is determined by the amount of clearance or interference. Landings are indicated using a fraction on the right side of the size, in the numerator the designation of the maximum deviation, and in the denominator a similar designation for a compatible part.

Size designations

The size of the detail is indicated by the corresponding numbers and lines with arrows at the ends. Dimension lines are continuous and run parallel outside the part outline.


Units of measure are not indicated on the drawings, by default, everything is indicated in millimeters.

Extenders

There are times when it is more convenient to move and enlarge a part of the part outside the main contour. In fact, these are the most difficult sections of the product in question. This is usually done with intricately shaped parts to save space on the drawing.


The complex part is circled either in a circle or in an oval and signed with a Roman numeral. The remote element of this fragment is assigned the same Roman number in the denominator, and its scale is indicated in the numerator.

Designation of materials in sections

A section is an image of a figure obtained after its conditional dissection. It shows only the shape of the part, without revealing the rest of the segments that are located behind it.


Sections are rendered or superimposed. The former are displayed outside the shape of the object, the latter directly on it.


The contour of the section is filled with oblique solid lines with an inclination angle of 45 degrees. The lines must be located in the same direction on all sections for one part, taking into account the material of the product.

They can be located anywhere on the drawing, at an arbitrary angle, but in this case with the addition of the word “rotated” above the section in the inscription.

Symbols on the drawings of technological documentation

The drawings use the symbols established by state standards. These are the basics, they describe the rules for the design of signs, letters, numbers, lines, and so on.


Usually they are not explained on the drawing, with the exception of the designations in which it is necessary to indicate the number of the standard. Still, it is necessary to familiarize yourself with GOSTs for the implementation and recognition of drawings or diagrams.

This is exactly the case when just reading a drawing textbook is not enough. It is best to take specialized courses or study engineering or other professions related to manufacturing or construction.

The ability to read technological documentation is necessary for both an engineer and an ordinary turner.

In general, mechanical engineering and other industries use a number of basic designations:

  1. Letter , reflecting conditional values, for example, radius, thread pitch and much more.

  2. Numeric expressing dimensions, angles, etc.

  3. Alphanumeric , found mainly in electrical circuits.

  4. Graphic are the basic elements of technical drawing. They display both the structure of the part, the material of the product, and its design (door or window opening, etc.).

All this is necessary for the correct presentation of the minimum information on the sheet and its subsequent correct reading.

Beginner Drawing Order

In addition to drawings, a sketch is also widely used - this is not a technical drawing. This is a sketch of an object on an arbitrary scale, for the manufacture of which drawing tools are not used, and it is not accompanied by inscriptions and sizes. Any signs on it and next to it are also not put. The quality of a sketch depends on how close it is to the drawing.


Reading a drawing is a representation on a two-dimensional flat surface based on images of the three-dimensional shape of an object and its dimensions, and containing other information.

But how to learn to read drawings correctly? Are there any simple, general principles for this?

Reading occurs in the following order:

  • the main inscription of the drawing is read;

  • the main view is determined;

  • species are analyzed and mentally combined into a single whole;

  • the dimensions of the part and its components are determined.

Example of reading part drawing

The main inscription indicates that this technical drawing shows a threaded connection, in particular, bolting. It also contains the document code and product index. The scale of the drawing is made in natural size, namely 1:1.


The main view is presented with an overlaid section of the fastened parts. The connection is shown by two projections. A bolt is presented separately, with a metric thread and a height of 120 mm and a 30 mm diameter. The nut is also shown in top view. But the dimensions of the washer according to this drawing are unclear.

Conclusion

Engineering drawings are not simple documents and it is not always possible to read them on the fly, but they can convey large amounts of information about the products you are looking for. Sometimes even experienced engineers do not hesitate to look into textbooks or state standards in order to correctly convey or understand the meaning of a technical drawing and make the necessary designation for a given part.

Reading cards | Mothers today

Learning to read is an adventure to start the learning phase. Admittedly, some children may find it difficult for them to carry out this initiative, but it is in our hands, since there is little they can do to stimulate their feelings. You must read something exciting for your life.

It should be in our hands to be disciplinary and don't try to get the children to read if it's not necessary. Each child has their own autonomy in learning and it is best that they develop at their own pace. It is always better to learn to read because we help and encourage them to read. is very important for your brain development.

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Index

  • 1 Methods for teaching good reading
  • 2 Worksheets to learn to read

Methods of teaching good reading

It is always well known that for their interest in reading it is better to teach them what a book is from a very early age. To do this, we will read stories to them, and so that they show some interest, we can teach them. pop-up books (with motion) to make it a lot more fun.

The stories we read to them are very beautiful and exciting, if the child is interested and takes care of him, we can always pause to ask what he's listening to. This will help you in future reading so that you can pay more attention to yourself when you start reading.

must invent games in everyday life using letters in objects. We can do a silent task anywhere and ask you what letters the object you are rendering consists of. This will help you become more familiar with the letters.

Worksheets to learn to read

Another way to improve his reading is to have him read funny flashcards where he can read everyday words and match them with an explanatory picture and they are put together.

These chips are very interesting and we can find these:

If you want to complete your training, you can download many more sheets from this link. Another way to promote good word knowledge is to play like they are trying to find all the possible families of the word you choose. From there you can expand the game looking for words that rhyme with each other.

They should be aware of the importance that what they are trying to say is not the way the word should be written. We can teach them little by little and introduce those words that may even be everyday and which, as they could not imagine, can be formed differently. For example, "Egg" is a word that many children are willing to spell with g:guevo.

More cards can be found to learn how to read the link. This will help them reinforce their reading. Within this learning dynamic, children they will learn with pleasure and you will need to complete a series of exercises such as match the picture with a word or letter recognize the complete alphabet or one color the picture.

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