The Practice Library · Support for every program
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Faith Schooling's Practice Library is thousands of printable worksheets for Kindergarten to Grade 5 in math, phonics, vocabulary & word study, reading comprehension and grammar & writing, grouped into skill sets by grade. The first three worksheets in every set are free PDFs, open to everyone. All Access ($39 a month per household) opens the rest and the answer keys. Faith Schooling is a Christian homeschool publisher in Denmark, Wisconsin.
It is the practice layer under the Faith Schooling curriculum, never the lesson itself. Every set has clear skill labels, open sample pages and a note on the program it supports.
| Subject | Grades | What the sheets cover | Answer keys | Free |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Math | K–5 | Numbers & Place Value, The Four Operations, Measurement, Money & Time, Geometry & Data, Sorting, Patterns & Logic, Word Problems & Reasoning | One for every worksheet | First three in every set |
| Phonics | K–5 | Alphabet & Letter Recognition, Consonant Teams & Digraphs, Early Spelling, Reading Practice Activities, Short Vowels, Sight Words & Phonemic Awareness | One for every worksheet | First three in every set |
| Vocabulary & Word Study | K–5 | Vocabulary Skills, Plurals & Word Forms, Prefixes, Suffixes, Greek & Latin Roots | One for every worksheet | First three in every set |
| Reading Comprehension | K–5 | Foundational Comprehension, Comprehension | One for every worksheet | First three in every set |
| Grammar & Writing | K–5 | Grammar, Writing, Handwriting | One for every worksheet | First three in every set |
Across the grades, by topic: Bible verse copywork · Silent letters · Long vowels and vowel teams · Digraphs and blends · Sight words · Suffixes · Spelling
The Practice Library is thousands of printable worksheets, arranged in skill sets across five subjects, Kindergarten through 5th Grade. A set covers one skill — Sight Words, Place Value, Addition with Regrouping, Main Idea and Details — and holds every sheet the library has for it in one place.
These are practice pages, and the library is not a curriculum. A curriculum decides what is taught, in what order, and how it is introduced; these sheets give a child the repetitions afterwards, once a skill has already been taught. On the reading side that teaching sequence is Phonics, Decoding, and Early Fluency; on the math side it is Building Number Sense. Every subject, grade and set page in this directory names the program its sheets support, and links to it.
The first three worksheets in every set are open to everyone. Each is the whole worksheet as a PDF, not a watermarked sample or a cropped preview.
The rest of each set is part of All Access, $39 a month — one household, every child, every grade. Three sheets is usually enough to print, teach with once, and decide whether a set is pitched where your child actually is. See what All Access includes.
Five subjects, each with its own grade pages underneath. Coverage is not even across subjects or grades, and it is worth knowing that before planning a year: every subject page names the grades it covers and the skills in each.
Designed practice pages for every operation and skill, each with a worked answer key. A short King James verse sits at the foot of most pages; the arithmetic itself stays arithmetic.
Skills include: Numbers & Place Value · The Four Operations · Measurement, Money & Time · Geometry & Data · Sorting, Patterns & Logic · Word Problems & Reasoning · Practice, Fluency & Labs · Fractions & Decimals
The strand that tracks the reading curriculum most closely: letter sounds first, then the vowel patterns, the consonant teams, and the endings and spellings that carry a child from sounding out into reading connected text.
Skills include: Alphabet & Letter Recognition · Consonant Teams & Digraphs · Early Spelling · Reading Practice Activities · Short Vowels · Sight Words & Phonemic Awareness · Long Vowels · R-Controlled Vowels · Silent Letters · Special Sounds & Endings · Spelling & Word Work · Syllables
Word study rather than word lists — what a prefix or a suffix does to a root, and how one Greek or Latin root turns up again in words a child already half knows.
Skills include: Vocabulary Skills · Plurals & Word Forms · Prefixes · Suffixes · Greek & Latin Roots
Passages with questions, plus the fluency and close-reading work that goes with them. This is the connected-text side of practice; the reading itself is sequenced in the Decodable Readers.
Skills include: Foundational Comprehension · Comprehension
Parts of speech, sentence building, capitalization and punctuation, editing, short written response, letter formation, and Bible-verse copywork from the New King James Version.
Skills include: Grammar · Writing · Handwriting
Four steps: subject, then grade, then cluster, then set. The shelf at the top of this page is the first two — each subject row carries a chip for every grade it covers. A grade page groups its sets into clusters, roughly in the order the skills are taught, and a set page holds the sheets themselves with the open ones first.
If you already know the skill by name, the search box above searches every set by title: type fractions, short a or telling time and go straight there.
Print from the grade that holds the skill, not the one that matches your child’s age. Sets are named by skill rather than by year, so you can find the thing you are actually stuck on and take the sheets from wherever they sit — a 4th Grader who never secured place value can work the 2nd Grade place-value set.
Every set page opens with a short teaching note before the sheets: what the skill is, when a child is ready for it, and what to try if it does not click. If you are not sure which grade to work from, the HARVEST placement check is open to everyone.