Little Sprouts Packet Pre-K • ELA
Little Sprouts Alphabet Quest
Early Literacy
Student Name:
Date:
1
Trace and Say: Practice Big Letters
Trace with your pencil, then say the sound!
Aa
🍎
/ă/ Apple
Bb
🐻
/b/ Bear
Mm
🌙
/m/ Moon
Ss
☀️
/s/ Sun
2
First Sound Safari: Which letter starts the word?
Color in the circle of the correct starting letter for each picture.
🦆 Duck
D P T
🐟 Fish
B F L
🐱 Cat
C O G
3
Rhyme Connection: Draw a line to matching rhymes!
🎩 Hat
⭐ Star
🚗 Car
🦇 Bat
Page 1 • Pre-K Language Arts
Teacher Note: Read picture names aloud if needed
Pre-K • Math
Little Sprouts Number Garden
Early Math
Student Name:
Date:
1
Count the Objects: Write the total number
Count out loud: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
🐝 🐝
🌸 🌸 🌸
🐢
🐞 🐞 🐞 🐞
🥕 🥕 🥕 🥕 🥕
2
Shape Explorer: Trace and count straight sides
Circle Sides:
Triangle Sides:
Square Sides:
3
Big and Small: Circle the BIGGER object in each box
🐘
vs
🐭
🍓
vs
🍉
Page 2 • Pre-K Mathematics
Great work! Color in your completion star: ⭐
Kinder Quest Packet Kindergarten • ELA
Kinder Quest Phonics & Sentences
Early Reading
Student Name:
Date:
1
CVC Sound Boxes: Say the sound, write the letters
One letter per box
🐱
☀️
🐷
🐛
2
Sight Word Sentence Fill-In
Word Bank: [ the • see • like • can ]
I a little green frog. 🐸
Look at big bright moon. 🌕
We to read stories together. 📚
The puppy jump high. 🐕
3
Sentence Handwriting Practice: Copy the sentence neatly
"The red fox ran into the woods."
Page 1 • Kindergarten Reading & Writing
Self-check: I used finger spaces between words! ✋
Kindergarten • Math
Kinder Quest Math Lab
Foundations
Student Name:
Date:
1
Ten-Frames: Count the dots and write the sum
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4 + 2 =
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7 + 3 =
2
Patterns & Number Sequences: What comes next?
Pattern:
⭐ 🟢 ⭐ 🟢 ⭐
Count up:
5 6 7
9 10
Count up:
11 12
14 15
3
Measurement Detective: Taller vs Shorter
Circle the TALLER tree
🌲
🎄
Circle the SHORTER pencil
✏️
🖍️
Page 2 • Kindergarten Mathematics
Star Counter: 10 / 10 Math Power! ⭐
Primary Pioneers Packet Grades 1–2 • ELA
Primary Pioneers Literacy Trail
Reading & Grammar
Student Name:
Date:
1
Reading Passage: The Secret Garden Burrow
Decodable Story
Barnaby the rabbit lived under an old wooden porch. Every morning, he hopped across the dewy lawn to inspect Mrs. Gable's garden patch. Today, he discovered a basket filled with crisp orange carrots and sweet green peas! Instead of eating them alone, Barnaby packed four carrots into his satchel and scampered over to his friend Pip the field mouse. "Sharing treats makes them taste even sweeter," Barnaby chuckled.
A. Where does Barnaby live?
Inside a hollow log Under an old porch In a red barn
B. Why did Barnaby visit Pip the field mouse?
2
Grammar Detective: Nouns, Verbs, and Adjectives
Write each word from the box into the correct category: [ rabbit • crunchy • hopped • garden • sweet • dashed ]
Nouns (Naming)
Verbs (Action)
Adjectives (Describing)
3
Sentence Fix-It: Fix capital letters, spelling, and periods
Incorrect: the little mouse ate four berrys
Page 1 • Grades 1–2 Language Arts Checklist: Capital letters ✓ Punctuation ✓ Neat writing ✓
Grades 1–2 • Math
Primary Pioneers Math Workshop
Operations & Place Value
Student Name:
Date:
1
Double-Digit Computations: Show your work
24
+ 15
38
+ 27
67
- 23
52
- 18
2
Place Value Breakdown: Hundreds, Tens, and Ones
146
Break into expanded form
+ +
283
Identify digits
Tens digit:
Ones digit:
3
Word Problem Challenge: Read and Solve
Leo collected 34 blue marbles and 28 green marbles on Saturday. How many marbles does Leo have in total?
Work Area:
Answer: ______ marbles
Maya bought a juice box for 45¢ . She paid with three quarters (75¢ ). How much change should Maya get back?
Work Area:
Answer: ______ ¢
Page 2 • Grades 1–2 Mathematics Daily Goal: Check addition with subtraction! 🎯
Mastery Voyagers Packet Grades 3–4 • ELA
Mastery Voyagers Reading & Language
Informational Text
Student Name:
Date:
1
Reading Passage: The Secret Geometry of Bees
Science & Nature
Honeybees are extraordinary engineers. Inside a beehive, thousands of workers produce wax to construct honeycombs for storing sweet honey and raising young larvae. But why do bees build hexagonal cells with six equal sides instead of circles or squares? Mathematicians have proven that hexagons are the most efficient geometric shape in nature. Unlike circles, hexagons fit tightly against one another with zero wasted gaps. Furthermore, building hexagons requires the absolute minimum perimeter compared to triangles or squares, allowing bees to conserve energy and precious wax.
A. What is the central idea of the passage?
Bees like hexagons because they look beautiful. Hexagons maximize storage while using the least wax.
B. In paragraph 1, what does the word efficient most closely mean?
Brightly colored Working without waste Heavy and slow
2
Constructed Response: Cite Text Evidence
Why would building circular honeycomb cells be less useful for bees? Cite at least one detail from the text to support your answer.
3
Editing Lab: Homophones & Conjunctions
Select the correct homophone:
The bees flew back to [ there / their / they're ] hive before the rain started.
Combine using a coordinating conjunction:
Bees work hard in summer. They rest during freezing winters.
Page 1 • Grades 3–4 Language Arts Standards: RI.3-4.1 (Evidence), L.3-4.1 (Conventions)
Grades 3–4 • Math
Mastery Voyagers Math Challenge
Advanced Numeracy
Student Name:
Date:
1
Multiplication & Division Operations
Problem A
48 × 6
Ans:
Problem B
124 × 5
Ans:
Problem C
96 ÷ 4
Ans:
Problem D
87 ÷ 3
Ans:
2
Fractions Lab: Equivalence & Comparison
Complete the equivalent fractions:
1/2 = / 8
2/3 = / 6
Compare using <, >, or =:
3/4 2/4
2/5 4/10
3
Measurement & Real-World Word Problem
Garden Plot: 8 ft by 5 ft
8 ft × 5 ft
Perimeter = ft
Area = sq ft
A school ordered 6 boxes of markers . Each box has 12 markers . If they distribute them equally among 4 art tables , how many markers does each table receive?
Step 1 & Step 2 Work:
Answer: ______ markers
Page 2 • Grades 3–4 Mathematics Standards: 3.OA.A.3, 4.NBT.B.5, 4.NF.A.1
Skills Matrix Answer Key Teacher Resource • Key
Answer Key: Pre-K & Kindergarten
Verified Solutions
Quick-grading solutions and observational benchmarks for early childhood bands.
1 Pre-K: Little Sprouts Packet Solutions
Pages 1–2
ELA Foundations
1. Letter Tracing: Aa (/ă/), Bb (/b/), Mm (/m/), Ss (/s/). Check for proper top-to-bottom stroke.
2. First Sound Safari: Duck → D ; Fish → F ; Cat → C .
3. Rhymes: Hat pairs with Bat ; Star pairs with Car .
Math Foundations
1. Count Objects: Bees = 2 ; Flowers = 3 ; Turtle = 1 ; Ladybugs = 4 ; Carrots = 5 .
2. Shapes: Circle (0 straight sides); Triangle (3 sides); Square (4 sides).
3. Size Comparison: Elephant is bigger than mouse; Watermelon is bigger than strawberry.
2 Kindergarten: Kinder Quest Packet Solutions
Pages 1–2
ELA Phonics & Sentences
1. CVC Sound Boxes: [c]-[a]-[t], [s]-[u]-[n], [p]-[i]-[g], [b]-[u]-[g].
2. Sight Words:
1. I see a little green frog.
2. Look at the big bright moon.
3. We like to read stories together.
4. The puppy can jump high.
3. Handwriting: Evaluated for baseline letter formation and finger spacing.
Math Lab Foundations
1. Ten-Frames: 4 + 2 = 6 ; 7 + 3 = 10 .
2. Patterns & Sequences:
Pattern: next shape is 🟢 (Green Circle) .
Sequence 1: 5, 6, 7, [8 ], 9, 10.
Sequence 2: 11, 12, [13 ], 14, 15, [16 ].
3. Measurement: Right tree is taller; Left pencil is shorter.
Early Bands Diagnostic Quick-Guide
Emerging: Needs 1-on-1 reading of prompts, tactile counters for counting above 3.
Target: Identifies letter sounds, writes single numerals 1-10, segments CVC phonemes.
Advanced: Reads sight words automatically, solves ten-frame sums mentally without counting dots.
Solutions Guide • Section 1 Brain Boost Packets Teacher Guide
Teacher Resource • Key
Answer Key: Grades 1–4
Primary & Intermediate
Full answers and worked computational steps for Grades 1–2 and Grades 3–4 packets.
1 Grades 1–2: Primary Pioneers Packet Solutions
Pages 1–2
ELA Reading & Grammar
1. Comprehension: A: Under an old porch ; B: To share carrots with his friend Pip / because sharing makes treats sweeter .
2. Parts of Speech:
Nouns: rabbit, garden
Verbs: hopped, dashed
Adjectives: crunchy, sweet
3. Sentence Fix-It: The little mouse ate four berries. (Capital T, spelling berries, period).
Math Workshop
1. Computations:
24 + 15 = 39
38 + 27 = 65
67 - 23 = 44
52 - 18 = 34
2. Place Value: 146 = 100 + 40 + 6 ; 283: Tens = 8 , Ones = 3 .
3. Word Problems:
• Marbles: 34 + 28 = 62 marbles
• Change: 75¢ - 45¢ = 30¢
2 Grades 3–4: Mastery Voyagers Packet Solutions
Pages 1–2
ELA Passage & Conventions
1. Comprehension: A: Hexagons maximize storage while using the least wax ; B: Working without waste .
2. Text Evidence: Circles leave wasted gaps between them, wasting hive space and requiring extra energy/wax.
3. Conventions:
Homophone: their
Conjunction: Bees work hard in summer, but they rest during freezing winters.
Advanced Math Challenge
1. Operations:
48 × 6 = 288
124 × 5 = 620
96 ÷ 4 = 24
87 ÷ 3 = 29
2. Fractions: 1/2 = 4 /8; 2/3 = 4 /6; 3/4 > 2/4; 2/5 = 4/10.
3. Geometry & Multi-Step:
• Perimeter = 2(8 + 5) = 26 ft ; Area = 8 × 5 = 40 sq ft .
• Marker Problem: 6 × 12 = 72 markers; 72 ÷ 4 = 18 markers per table .
Solutions Guide • Section 2 Standards Alignment: CCSS.ELA-LITERACY & CCSS.MATH.CONTENT
