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Kindergarten handwriting and fill-in-the-blank worksheet with sentences about a kangaroo rat and sight words like runs, sleeps, and not.
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Kangaroo Rat: Handwriting and Fill-in-the-Blank

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This printable kindergarten worksheet combines handwriting practice and fill-in-the-blank activities using simple sentences from a kangaroo rat story. Students trace and write sentences with sight words including not, now, runs, and sleeps. Useful for early-literacy practice, handwriting development, or reinforcing sight words from a shared class story.

Subject:
English / Language Arts
Topic:
Writing
Grade Level:
K
Updated May 2026

Word Bank

  • not
  • Now
  • rat
  • runs
  • sleeps
  • up

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