First Grade Reading Worksheets and Printables
These first grade reading worksheets help make learning engaging for your first grader! Browse through and download our 1st grade reading worksheets to help supplement your child's education.
Fox and Goat: Practicing Vowel O Sounds
All the objects pictured on this worksheet have a letter o sound in them. Your first grader is tasked with figuring out which words have a long o and which words have a short o. Practicing this important phonics concept is a big step towards improved reading!
Frog and Duck: Practicing G and K Endings
To complete this worksheet your first grader needs to circle the words on the page that end with a g or a k sound. Recognizing common consonant endings is an important phonics concept that will help your child improve her reading fluency.
Write the Sight Words: "Walk"
What's the best way to get any where... to walk! Not only is walking good exercise, but it's a sight word that can help your child improve his reading skills.
Write the Sight Words: "Her"
What's the best thing about her? It is a sight word, which can help your child improve his reading skills! This worksheet will help your child learn the sight word her by having him trace the different letters in the word.
Write the Sight Words: "May"
This worksheet will help your child learn the sight word "may" by asking him to trace the different letters and then write the word.
Monster Manor! Practicing "L," "M," "N" and "P" Sounds
Is your child having a monstrous time with his spelling skills? This worksheet will give him practice with words beginning with "l","m","n", and "p".
Long "O" Word Search
What do the words rope and ghost have in common? They both contain the vowel sound of the long O.
Beginning Blends 2
Without the "sp" blend, the Itsy Bitsy Spider on this worksheet is an Itsy Bitsy Ider, and he's not going to like that. It's up to your child to look at the pictures and use his phonics skills to find the missing consonant blends on this first grade reading worksheet.
Alphabetical Names
Why is it important to place Jack before Katie? Because that's their alphabetical order! In this worksheet your child will place all of the listed words in alphabetical order.
The "Th" Book
What do a thumb, the number three, and a thermometer all have in common? They all begin with a "th" sound!
