Printable English Worksheets For Class 1 with PDF - 5000+ ... - Free Printable

Let’s go through each part of the worksheet step by step.

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1. Name the pictures.

Look at each picture and think of the word that matches it.

- First picture: A flower → flower
- Second picture: A wiggly line like a snake or worm → worm (or “snake” — but “worm” is more common for this shape in Grade 1)
- Third picture: A bed with stripes → bed
- Fourth picture: A red fruit → apple
- Fifth picture: A black gate with spikes → gate

✔ So, answers are:
flower, worm, bed, apple, gate

*(Note: Some might say “snake” for the second one, but “worm” fits better with early spelling patterns. We’ll use “worm” unless told otherwise.)*

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2. Add the missing letters.

We need to fill in blanks using words that make sense.

- “There are b _ _ _ buzzing in the flowers.”
→ Bees buzz! So: bees → b-e-e-s → b e e s

- “I have f _ _ _ fingers on my left hand.”
→ Five fingers → five → f-i-v-e → f i v e

- “We went out fishing in a b _ _ _.”
→ Boat! → boat → b-o-a-t → b o a t

- “A k _ _ _ _ _ is a baby cat.”
→ Kitten → kitten → k-i-t-t-e-n → k i t t e n

✔ Answers:
bees, five, boat, kitten

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3. Answer ‘Yes’ or ‘No’.

Think about whether each sentence is true or false.

- “It is hot in summer.” → Yes ✔
- “A baker makes cheese.” → No ✘ (Bakers make bread, not cheese)
- “Some apples are green.” → Yes ✔ (Granny Smith apples are green!)
- “The sun shines at night.” → No ✘ (Sun shines during the day)

✔ Answers:
Yes, No, Yes, No

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4. Sort the following words.

Words: farmer, gate, foal, nail, whale, swimmer, baker, kitten, hammer

Categories: Animal, Person, Thing

Let’s sort them:

Animal: creatures that are alive and move
→ foal (baby horse), whale, kitten

Person: humans who do jobs or activities
→ farmer, swimmer, baker

Thing: objects you can hold or see, not alive
→ gate, nail, hammer

✔ Sorted:

Animal: foal, whale, kitten
Person: farmer, swimmer, baker
Thing: gate, nail, hammer

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Spelling Challenge:

Write the first letter of each picture, then spell your own word.

Pictures from left to right:

1. Sun → S
2. Hat → H
3. Ant → A
4. Door → D
5. Orange → O
6. Wheel → W

So first letters: S H A D O W

That spells SHADOW!

Now, “spell your own word” — since we already made “shadow”, maybe they want us to write that as our own word? Or pick another? But the instruction says “write the first letter... then spell your own word.”

Actually, looking again: It says “Write the first letter of each picture then spell your own word.”

So probably: Write the 6 letters (S,H,A,D,O,W) and then underneath, write a new word you make — perhaps “shadow” is the intended answer.

But let’s check: The 6 letters form “SHADOW” — so that’s likely the word they want.

✔ Final Spelling Challenge answer:
First letters: S H A D O W
Your own word: shadow

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Final Answer:

1. Name the pictures:
flower, worm, bed, apple, gate

2. Add the missing letters:
bees, five, boat, kitten

3. Answer ‘Yes’ or ‘No’:
Yes, No, Yes, No

4. Sort the words:
Animal: foal, whale, kitten
Person: farmer, swimmer, baker
Thing: gate, nail, hammer

Spelling Challenge:
First letters: S H A D O W
Your own word: shadow