Worksheets Help Your Child Learn Through Extra Skills Practice

Worksheets are a great way for your child to learn some extra skills practice. Repeated practice helps your child build academic confidence and proficiency at any age. Worksheets introduce them to new concepts and ideas, and track their growth as they travel along their educational journey. Incorporate regular times at home to sit down with your child with a new worksheet and watch their young minds at work.

Reading is a vital part of every learner’s education. By the age of 5 or 6 years old, most children are understanding that putting letters together forms words and are beginning to be able to decode simple words either independently or with adult assistance. This printable worksheet from Education.com gives early readers a list of words to decode with pictures to help them along!

When your child completes the worksheet, use praise and positive feedback. It’s a great way to show your child that learning is important to their future. Monitor your child’s learning process to see where they have difficulties, and where they excel. All children benefit when information is put forth in diverse ways that engage a multitude of the senses and learning styles.

Worksheet: Matching List of Words with Images

Click on the worksheet to open and print out. Have your child match the correct word word with the image on the right.

About the Worksheets: Education.com has thousands of teacher developed, professionally designed worksheets. They are available across every core subject for all age levels. From tracing and coloring to fractions practice and writing prompts, and everything in between, there’s a world of knowledge awaiting your child. Be sure to check out more reading activities of all levels at Education.com.