This is a spelling worksheet designed to help learners fill in the missing letters to complete common words. The task is straightforward: for each word with a blank, identify the correct letter that completes the word.
I will go through each word pair and determine the missing letter.
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First Column:
1.
Pl_y → This is "Play". The missing letter is
a.
2.
Hou_e → This is "House". The missing letter is
s.
3.
Day → This word is already complete. No letter is missing.
4.
S_hool → This is "School". The missing letter is
c.
5.
Bo_k → This is "Book". The missing letter is
o.
6.
B_ll → This is "Ball". The missing letter is
a.
7.
Sist_r → This is "Sister". The missing letter is
e.
Second Column:
8.
W_y → This is "Why". The missing letter is
h.
9.
Pe_ → This is "Pen". The missing letter is
n.
10.
D_g → This is "Dog". The missing letter is
o.
11.
W_ter → This is "Water". The missing letter is
a.
12.
Pap_r → This is "Paper". The missing letter is
e.
13.
F_iend → This is "Friend". The missing letter is
r.
14.
C_air → This is "Chair". The missing letter is
h.
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Solution Summary:
The completed words are:
- Play
- House
- Day (already complete)
- School
- Book
- Ball
- Sister
- Why
- Pen
- Dog
- Water
- Paper
- Friend
- Chair
The missing letters, in order, are:
a, s, (none), c, o, a, e, h, n, o, a, e, r, h.
The score is out of 14, which corresponds to the 14 words listed. Since one word ("Day") has no missing letter, it would likely be counted as correct by default, making this a 13-letter fill-in exercise with one bonus point for recognizing a complete word.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of spelling worksheets grade 1.
