Following Directions
Category: Skill
All About Me: I like to...
An all-about-me worksheet where students complete sentence prompts about activities they enjoy, including playing, reading, watching, making, collecting, visiting places, listening, and spending time with others. Includes space to draw themselves doing something they love.
All About Me: My Family & Friends
An inclusive writing worksheet about family, friends, pets, and other important people. Students use a word bank and sentence frames to describe relationships, caring actions, shared activities, and why they value the people in their lives.
All About Me: This or That!
A fun personal-preference worksheet where students trace and write their choices across pairs such as summer or winter, cats or dogs, sweet or salty, beach or mountains, and more. Includes a name line and space to record each choice.
All About Me: My Favorites
A printable “All About Me” worksheet where students write or draw their favorite food, color, animal, sport, book, movie or show, song or music, place, and school subject, then color the pictures.
All About Me 1
A personal profile worksheet where students share their name, nickname, age, birthday, location, languages, descriptive words, interests, and a self-portrait.
Food: Fruit Match and Update
A fruit vocabulary worksheet with illustrated fruit identification, tracing practice, and comparisons prompts using different fruit colors.
School Match and Write 2
A school-supplies matching and writing worksheet featuring chalkboard, tape, sharpener, notebook, backpack, colored pencils, stapler, whiteboard, water bottle, and lunchbox vocabulary.
School Vocab and Word Search 1
A school vocabulary worksheet featuring a word bank and word search with pencil, clock, scissors, glue, chair, pencil case, eraser, desk, crayon, and ruler. Includes school-themed illustrations and writing practice lines, plus a completed word-search version.
What Do You Need for School?
A school-supplies worksheet in which students circle and write items they need and do not need for school.
School: Art Class
A 10-question art class worksheet featuring a teacher and student sea creatures. Learners answer questions about the classroom scene, including the mermaid painting, student characteristics, and the number of students, then respond to personal drawing questions and draw a sea creature.
School: Science Class
A science-themed worksheet with ten questions about mammals, H₂O, microscopes, plants, planets, and exploring space or the ocean.
School: Music Class
An illustrated music class worksheet with six questions about instruments, classroom activities, students’ feelings, singing, and favorite instruments.
School: Math class
A math class worksheet with ten questions covering basic arithmetic, numbers, infinity, weekly math classes, and shapes.
School: Social Studies Class
A social studies worksheet with questions about history, geography, countries, time periods, historical figures, classroom details, and drawing a flag from another country.
School: Questions
A school-themed questionnaire with 10 questions about grade level, favorite and disliked subjects, classmates, homework, lunch, school routines, events, playground games, and an imaginative blue-whale teacher question.
What's in My School Bag
This worksheet asks learners to identify which pictured objects belong in a school bag and distinguish them from unrelated items. They can select, color, circle, or draw lines from the appropriate supplies to the backpack.
Beach Coloring
A beach-themed drawing and colouring worksheet where children complete the seaside scene by adding items such as a fish, crab, sandcastle, boat, and beachball. Great for summer vocabulary, creativity, and fine motor practice.
Camping Coloring
A camping-themed drawing and coloring worksheet where children complete the outdoor scene by adding items such as animals, flowers, a lantern, and a backpack. Great for creativity, vocabulary practice, and fine motor skills.
Beetles: Color and Label
Finish the Ladybug: Following Directions
This worksheet helps early learners practice reading and following simple instructions while completing a friendly ladybug picture. Students draw the missing details, such as legs, spots, eyes, antennae, wings, and a leaf, then color the picture according to the directions.
It is especially useful for ESL/EFL lessons, as it reviews key language for numbers, colors, body parts, nature vocabulary, and action verbs. The tracing word ladybug also provides extra handwriting and vocabulary practice.
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