Grade Levels

Teaching Resources by Grade Level

Browse worksheets, lesson plans, and classroom activities for early elementary, upper elementary, and middle school students — from kindergarten through grade 8.

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Jump straight to every worksheet at a single grade level.

Early Elementary — Kindergarten to Grade 2

Foundational skills in every subject for your youngest learners.

Adding Within 20 preview

Math · Grades 1–2

Adding Within 20

Build addition fluency with sums within 20.

Story Elements preview

Reading · Grades 2–4

Story Elements

Identify character, setting, and the main events of a story.

End Punctuation preview

Grammar · Grades 1–2

End Punctuation

Periods, question marks, and exclamation points.

Rhyming Words preview

Vocabulary · Grades 1–3

Rhyming Words

Hear and match common rhyming word families.

Five Senses preview

Science · Grades 1–3

Five Senses

Explore sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch.

Communities preview

Social Studies · Grades 1–3

Communities

Neighborhoods, community helpers, and daily life.

Upper Elementary — Grades 3 to 5

Core skill-building across the full curriculum for grades 3 through 5.

Multiplying by 10, 100, and 1000 preview

Math · Grades 3–5

Multiplying by 10, 100, and 1000

Place-value patterns for multiplying by powers of ten.

Compare and Contrast preview

Reading · Grades 3–5

Compare and Contrast

Find similarities and differences within and across texts.

Verb Tenses preview

Grammar · Grades 3–5

Verb Tenses

Past, present, and future verb tenses.

Topic Sentences preview

Writing · Grades 3–5

Topic Sentences

Write clear topic sentences that focus a paragraph.

Food Chain preview

Science · Grades 3–5

Food Chain

Producers, consumers, decomposers, and the flow of energy.

Branches of Government preview

Social Studies · Grades 3–5

Branches of Government

The legislative, executive, and judicial branches.

Middle School — Grades 6 to 8

More advanced practice in every subject for grades 6 through 8.

Author's Bias preview

Reading · Grades 6–8

Author’s Bias

Detect bias, perspective, and loaded language in nonfiction.

Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers preview

Grammar · Grades 6–8

Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers

Fix modifiers that blur a sentence’s meaning.

Cliches preview

Vocabulary · Grades 6–8

Cliches

Recognize and refresh overused expressions.

Concise Writing preview

Writing · Grades 5–8

Concise Writing

Cut wordiness and tighten sentences.

Newton's Laws of Motion preview

Science · Grades 6–8

Newton’s Laws of Motion

The three laws of motion with everyday examples.

The Industrial Revolution preview

Social Studies · Grades 6–8

The Industrial Revolution

Industrialization and its impact on society.

How to Find the Right Resources

InstructorWeb resources are organized by subject so teachers can quickly find what fits their curriculum. Start with the subject hub that matches your teaching area, then look for materials that match your students’ current skill level.

  • Start with the subject hub that matches your curriculum area
  • Choose worksheets or lesson plans based on the specific skill you’re teaching
  • Look for introductory topics for beginning learners and advanced topics for stronger students
  • Mix and match subjects for review days and cross-curricular lessons
  • Use lesson plans as complete lessons or worksheets as standalone practice

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High School (Grades 9-12)

Above grade 9 the library is test preparation: printable SAT vocabulary and Writing and Language practice, every sheet with an answer key. It is gathered on one page rather than split across three near-identical grade pages.