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Kindergarten worksheet with rhyming pairs, sentence-building exercises, and health and safety vocabulary with drawing activity.
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Kindergarten Vocabulary and Sentence Building

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This printable kindergarten English worksheet combines rhyming-pair matching, sentence completion, and sentence-building practice. Students work with words like brush, elbow, helmet, rest, and sad in the context of health and safety routines. Includes a drawing activity to reinforce comprehension. Suitable for classroom practice, homework, or review of beginning writing skills.

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

Word Bank

  • brush
  • elbow
  • helmet
  • rest
  • sad

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