English Language Arts - Kindergarten

Discover interactive English Language Arts (ELA) activities, hands on learning games, printable worksheets that cover topics like the alphabet, nouns, and more.

What Will You Learn Today?

Explore a variety of ELA kindergarten categories! Each thumbnail and its content highlight what you'll learn in that section. Discover fun activities and worksheets to enhance learning today!

  • Alphabets

  • Uppercase and lowercase letters

  • How to write ABCs

  • Vowels and Consonants

  • Beginning and Ending Letter Sounds

  • Short Vowels

  • Nouns

  • Plural Nouns

  • Verbs

  • Acting Verbs

  • Question Words (What, Where, Why, How, Who, When)

  • Pronouns

  • Pronoun "I"

  • Prepositions of Location

  • Sentences

  • Statements

  • Questions

  • Period

  • Question Mark

  • Exclamation Mark

  • Capital Letters

  • Pronoun "I"

  • Prefixes

  • Suffixes

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Verbs with the -ed Endings
Verbs with the -ed Endings

We will introduce verbs that end in -ed as part of the suffixes. Adding -ed shows that the action…

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Capitalizing Pronoun I
Capitalizing Pronoun I

Students could review and ensure the pronoun 'I' is capitalized, as learned in the previous exercise…

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Capital Letters
Capital Letters

In previous exercises, students learned that sentences start with a capital letter. They also learned that…

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Punctuation in Books
Punctuation in Books

This activity aims to help students recognize the difference between a period, a question mark…

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Punctuation Flag Game
Punctuation Flag Game

This activity aims to help students recognize the difference between a period, a question mark…

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Period or Exclamation Mark
Period or Exclamation Mark

This activity helps students understand the difference between a period and an exclamation mark. It focuses…

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Punctuation Flags
Punctuation Flags

It's craft time! We will make three flags, each with a different punctuation mark: a period, a question mark…

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Hello. Hello? Hello!
Hello. Hello? Hello!

In this exercise, we help students understand how punctuation marks can change the tone of a sentence…

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Punctuation Marks
Punctuation Marks

The students have learned about end marks in previous exercises (Sentences). In this…

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Counting Sentences
Counting Sentences

This exercise helps students identify sentences, even when they appear in a paragraph…

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