Price: $19.95
Math
Reading & Writing
Phonics & Early Literacy
Handwriting
Grammar
Spellings Lists & Worksheets (Gr. 1-5)
Science
Social Studies
Holiday
Puzzles & Brain Teasers
Teacher Helpers
Pre-K and Kindergarten
Make Your Own Worksheets
About: With worksheets suitable for children from Pre-K to 5th grade, or if any child needs extra practice on those times. This works well for homeschoolers and public schoolers to get some supplemental work to go along with your current curriculum. Everything is sorted out by the subject and then the grade level with in that subject. Like Math is listed then you can pick what kind of math you want to do; decimals, fractions, addition, etc. Then when you click on the kind of math you are looking for it will give you the approximate age/grade level for the worksheet. It made it super easy to find what you are wanting and quickly.
How we used: Since we do not use one set curriculum we loved this. We like to just pick topics we are trying to master and get as much work on those as we can. This site made it easy for me to go straight to what we wanted and to use it. I was able to print different things for all of my children that we wanted to do. There are fun worksheets and games as well as regular worksheets. There is also some fun Halloween worksheets for this coming month you want to check out! For my dyslexic daughter I was able to find some cut and paste types of work. The type that you have your question and you cut the answer from the bottom and past it to where it goes. This made this go really smooth with her since she hates to write. They should make a whole category of cut and paste work. I was also able to see the topics under each subject to give me direction on what I wanted to use next. We really used a lot of the Math and Science worksheets. I also liked that I could get every one something on one site versus looking through different sites for different age groups. The sight word books her much different than others we have seen. They were a bit more fun and we were able to color them and have fun working on reading them as well.
There is also an option for adding it to "My File Cabinet". This allowed me save all the worksheets I wanted to do instead of printing them right away. I liked to save some that I had found even though we were not ready to do it right away. You can also make your own worksheets. Things like word searches and crossword puzzles are always fun. The worksheets all have a answer page after the work page. These were nice to have just in case but I never did print them. If we needed to we would just log back on to see what the answer was. This would be nice if you wanted your child to do self grading.
The only issue I could see with the site is that most of it is Common Core, while we didn't do anything to in depth to really notice I am sure some other things would be obvious and I don't really support the common core ways.
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