Christmas worksheets - English reading and writing

Worksheets and coloring pages for Christmas. The pages are suitable for children in pre-school kindergarten and for children in the lower grades. The theme that the worksheets focus on is Christmas and they practice reading and writing the most prominent symbols of Christmas and winter, Christmas clothes and food.

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write the words under the pictures

Complete the words

write the words under the pictures

Cut and glue

CVC words- write the words under the pictures

CVC words- write the words under the pictures

Christmas writing and spelling

Christmas writing and spelling

Christmas writing and spelling

The list of words that appear on the worksheets: cat, pie, Christmas tree, candy, hat, yarn, star, gift, snowman, mistletoe, fireplace, Christmas ball, sock, sleigh, glove, Santa Claus, Ginger cookie, Happy Christmas, dog, rat, cup, box, bag, tag, boy, pot, bow, mad, sun, bed, run, sad, kid, mug, fire, sofa, moon, girl, deer, milk, cake, bear, oven, candle, elf, 

Easter worksheets

Worksheets and coloring pages for Easter. The pages are suitable for children in pre-school kindergarten and for children in the lower grades. The theme that the worksheets focus on is Easter and they practice reading and writing, counting and coloring the most prominent symbols of Easter and spring.

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Easter crosword for kids
Answer key

Easter word search for kids
Answer key

Easter color and count for kids

Easter matching eggs

Easter maze

Shadow Matching - Easter symbols

Easter trace words

Easter eggs graphing

How many eggs in the basket?

How many eggs in the basket?

Count and color 

Color the shapes

Easter word scramble

Tracing ABC letters

Worksheets - Coloring and practicing pages- reading English words

Coloring pages for kids learning to read in English. Here you will find great coloring pages that will enrich your children's vocabulary in a fun way. Each coloring page has drawings in different categories and the words that match them.
To print the page you would like to read and color, click on it and then click Ctrl+P. Have fun!

Read and color - Animals

Read and color - animals

Read and color - clothes

Read and color - Fairytales

Read and color - faces

Read and color - food

Read and color - insects

Read and color - fruits

Read and color - Music instruments

Read and color - School stationery

Read and color -Objects at home

Read and color - sport

Read and color - Sea animals

Read and color - Toiletries

Read and color - Summer

Read and color - Winter

English letters and words

Reading

Reading English words - Coloring and practicing pages 

Coloring pages careers- A to Z

English alphabet letters with animals

Tracing English letters

English Language Day is a day set by the United Nations on April 23. The date was chosen because it is the birthday and also the date of death of the English playwright, poet and actor William Shakespeare (1564-1616).

English Language Day is an initiative of the UN's World Communication Department from 2010, which set language days for each of the organization's six official languages: French Language Day on March 20, Chinese Language Day on April 20, English Language Day on April 23 , Spanish Language Day on April 23, Russian Language Day on June 6 and Arabic Language Day on December 18. The purpose of UN Languages Days is to celebrate multilingualism and cultural diversity as well as promote equal use of the six official languages throughout the organization.

The history of the English language

Old English began in the fifth century, when England was established on the island off the coast of northwestern Europe. The Germanic Anglo-Saxons (a tribe from West Germany) and the Vikings who founded it used elements from the surrounding languages such as the Celtic and Norse languages.

In the 11th century the Normans (the Normandy guys) invaded England, led by William I (known as William the Conqueror or William the bastard) and then a process of significant change began in the language.

The transition from Old English to Modern English included two more intermediate stages: Middle English and Early Modern English. Since its inception, English has received grammar, sounds and words from every language it comes in contact with. Some argue that English is no longer a language in itself, but a fusion of languages.

Over the years, English has become such a popular language that it is now the lingua franca of the entire world - an international language used for communication between people who do not speak the same mother language, mainly for international trade, diplomacy or meetings between people from different countries with different languages.

English is the official language of almost 60 countries around the world, and it seems to be taking up more space with each passing year.

It is estimated that there are between 500 million and 1.8 billion English speakers in the world at some level, whether as a mother tongue or as a second language. Of these, between 300 and 450 million people speak English as a mother tongue.

English has different variations. There is Canadian English, Scottish English and American English, they all have little nuances and slang different from each other!

And now ... a little quiz in the English language 😉

1. What is the shortest sentence in the English language that can be said?

2. Which word in English, when spelled entirely in capital letters, is called the same inverted from top to bottom?

3. What means the point above the letter "i"?

4. Which English words rhyme with the words orange, purple, silver and month?

5. What is so special about the sentence: "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"?

6. How many English words are there in the Oxford Dictionary?

7. How many words in English have the suffix "dous"?

The answers at the bottom of the page

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Answers:

1.Go!

2. SWIMS

3. Small

4. There are no words that rhyme with these words in English.

5. The phrase contains all the letters that are in the English language.

6. 170,000 words (and the number is still growing)

7. Four words: hazardous, stupendous, horrendous, tremendous

Coloring pages careers- A to Z

 Coloring pages of English alphabet letters - occupations- Jobs starting with A-Z

​Coloring pages for children learning English letters with careers. What do you want to do when you grow up? here you will find cute coloring pages of occupations and learn the letters they are starting with.
 To print the page you would like to color, click on the coloring page and then Ctrl+P.

A- astronaut

Astronaut notebook - Amazon

B- baker

Astronauts kindergarten notebook- Amazon

D- doctor

C- chemist

F-firefighter

E- engineer

H- hairdresser

G- gardener

J- judge

I- ice cream seller

L- lifeguard

K- kindergarten teacher

N- News anchor

M- model

firefighters notebook - Amazon

O- optometrist

Q- quality assurance

P- Photographer

S- sailor

R- radio presenter

U- ultrasound technician

T- teacher

W- waiter waitress

V- veterinar

Y- yoga instructor

X- x ray technician

Map of the world animals notebook - Amazon

Z- zoologist