Good worksheets save prep time when they target one skill clearly and fit into a lesson you’re already teaching. The three below were made for exactly that: a quick check after an introduction to 3D printing, literacy practice for early learners, and a text features activity that works with whatever books your class is reading.
Free Printable Worksheets
| Worksheet | Best for | Pages | Skills | Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basics of 3D Printing | Middle school to adult beginners | 2 | Printer parts, filament types, uses | Fillable PDF |
| Kindergarten English Literacy (sample) | Kindergarten, ages 5 to 6 | 13 | Letters, tracing, word building, plurals | Printable PDF (about 10 MB) |
| Text Feature Hunt | Elementary readers | 1 | Finding text features in a real book | Printable PDF |
Basics Of 3D Printing Worksheet
A free worksheet for an introduction to 3D printing class. Students answer short questions on both pages, and the answer boxes are fillable, so they can type directly into the PDF or print it out.
- What is 3D printing, and what is another name for it?
- Which parts are major components of a 3D printer (controller board, filament, engine, print bed)?
- List five uses of a 3D printer and name five filament types
- Label the parts of a 3D printer diagram
- Name the three most popular types of 3D printers
Use it as an exit ticket after a first lesson or as a quick pre-test before a unit. For background on costs, safety and classroom uses, read our guide to 3D printing in education.
Kindergarten English Literacy Worksheets
Free English literacy practice for kindergarten learners, to use in class, in centers or as homework. Every sheet has a name and date line. The pack includes:
- Match the letter to the object, and match uppercase to lowercase letters
- Trace the letters
- Match the object to its shadow
- Circle the things that begin with a letter
- Fill in the missing letters in 3-letter and 4-letter words
- Circle the 3-letter objects
- Singular and plural: color the correct box, then write the plural forms
- Match animals to the sounds they make
- Circle the correct action (eating, cooking, sleeping, walking, running)
This is a sample of a larger paid pack, and the last page links to it. The file is about 10 MB, so it may take a moment to open on a phone.
This short video walks through the worksheets:
Planning for this age group? See what age preschool is, what transitional kindergarten is and our roundup of kindergarten assessment tools.
Free Text Features Worksheets
Free worksheet for learners to do in groups or as individual assignments. Students pick a nonfiction book, write its title and author, then hunt for 12 text features and record the page number where they found each one: title, heading, glossary, image, table, diagram, map, graph, footnote, index, label and table of contents.
It works with any book in your classroom library, so you can reuse it all year. If your students need a refresher first, our guide explains what text features are, with examples by grade.
Paid Worksheet Packs
Two larger packs are available on Teachers Pay Teachers (TPT), a paid marketplace.
Kindergarten worksheets
106 Beautiful kindergarten worksheets for early childhood literacy classes. Letter Matching, Sight Words, Alphabet Tracing, Object Matching, Singular & Plural, Animals & Their Food, 3 Letter Words Beginning With (A – Z), And Many More
95 Unique Rainbow Writing Worksheets
2 letter to 5 letter sight words rainbow writing printable worksheets. Download rainbow writing worksheets to help kindergarteners practice their writing. New to the method? Read what rainbow writing is and the mistake that undoes it.
How To Use These Worksheets In Class
- Print at actual size. Choose “actual size” or 100% in your print settings so tracing lines and answer boxes don’t shrink.
- Reuse instead of reprinting. Slip kindergarten sheets into clear sheet protectors and use dry-erase markers for centers.
- Go digital when it fits. The 3D printing worksheet is fillable, so students on laptops or Chromebooks can type their answers and submit the saved file.
- Pair each sheet with teaching. A worksheet works best as practice after you’ve modeled the skill, not as the first introduction to it.
- Use them to check understanding. Collect a few and look for patterns, such as letters students reverse or features they can’t find, then reteach.
How To Choose Worksheets That Actually Help
Not every printable is worth the paper. Before you use any worksheet, from this page or anywhere else, check four things:
- One clear skill. Students should be able to tell what they’re practicing.
- The right level. If most of the class finishes in two minutes or can’t start without help, it’s the wrong sheet.
- Clean design. Big, clear images and enough writing space matter more than decoration, especially for young children.
- A purpose afterward. Plan how you’ll use the results, whether that’s feedback, a regroup or a reteach.
For tools that do the checking for you, see our guides to math assessment tools and annotation tools for teachers.
More Free Teaching Resources On PriorityLearn
Beyond worksheets, these guides cover tools and practices teachers ask about most:
| Topic | Guide |
|---|---|
| Classroom apps | Best apps and tools for teachers |
| Slides | Best Google Slides add-ons for teachers |
| Classroom tech | Smartboards for classrooms |
| Early literacy | What is rainbow writing? |
| Reading | What are text features? |
| Assessment | Kindergarten assessment tools |
| Grade levels | US grade levels by age |
| Teaching practice | How to teach with passion |
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these worksheets free?
The three PDFs on this page are free to download: the Basics of 3D Printing worksheet, the kindergarten English literacy sample pack and the Text Feature Hunt. The two larger packs listed under paid worksheet packs are sold on Teachers Pay Teachers.
Can I print these worksheets for my class?
Yes. They’re offered as free downloads for classroom and home use. Please share a link to this page rather than re-uploading or selling the files.
How do I fill in the 3D printing worksheet on a computer?
Open the PDF in a reader that supports form fields, such as Adobe Acrobat Reader or a modern web browser, then click into each answer box and type. Save a copy before you close it, and check that the answers saved before students submit it.
What are examples of teaching resources?
Teaching resources include printable worksheets, lesson plans, slide decks, videos, assessment tools, classroom apps, books and hands-on materials. On PriorityLearn you’ll find free worksheets plus guides to assessment tools, classroom apps and teaching practice.
What age are the kindergarten worksheets for?
They’re designed for kindergarten, which in the US usually means children aged 5 to 6. They also work for older preschoolers who know some letters, and for first graders who need review.
Josh Hutcheson — Editor, PriorityLearn
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