Worksheets for Other

This workbook helps students and teachers learn the language of AI so it can be used with purpose and intention.

Help your child develop emotional awareness with our basic emotions worksheet! Designed for young learners, it teaches how to identify and express feelings.

Explore British Columbia's heritage with this worksheet on its history.

It’s time to count down to Halloween with this fun, colorful counting worksheet! Kids will get a chance to count number of items in each picture and write their answers into the blank boxes below. This is a great way to get kids thinking about numbers as they prepare for trick-or-treating, parties, and celebrations all centered around the holidays.

Stay safe online with our interactive worksheet! Suitable for kids of all ages, it teaches essential online safety tips, including how to protect personal information, and avoid cyberbullying

This set of Handwriting templates for students will help them to practice the handwriting of their letters. The individual templates are available in both lower and uppercase letters on separate sheets.

Spook up your language skills with our Halloween-themed adjectives worksheet!

Teach your child healthy anger management with our anger iceberg worksheet! It helps them identify and understand the underlying causes of their anger.

Use the Grid Method to create a student-centered, competency-based framework for any subject.

Discover the world of road safety to ensure safe travels for young adventurers.

Practice your Spanish vocabulary with this worksheet.

Get your class writing poetry that'll really give you the chills with this Halloween-themed acrostic poem template!

Assign this template to individual students through your LMS or Kami's sharing feature and see what they can come up with!

Encourage personal growth with this self-reflection worksheet!

Challenge your students with this Digital Citizenship Week Crossword. Students will be challenged to think about their own behavior and what they can do to stay safe online.

Use this digital citizenship good vs bad worksheet to help teach students what constitutes good and bad online behavior. On each side, students must either cross or tick whether the listed action is good or bad. The purpose of this exercise is to encourage students to critically think about their actions online.

Our Computer Science Vocabulary Book was designed by Laurie Guyon @SMILELearning with the new NYSED digital and computer science standards in mind. It's the go-to resource for 3rd-6th grade students eager to learn fundamental tech terminology. They can explore 18 key terms while completing engaging activities. Equip your students with our Computer Science Vocabulary Book, and let them confidently navigate the digital world!