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Download and print free standards-based worksheets for 1st grade. These easy-to-use printables are perfect for teachers and parents who are looking for creative ways to teach new concepts or review what students have learned.

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These worksheets are aligned to the Common Core state standards for English language arts (ELA) and literacy. They cover reading, writing, phonics, and grammar.

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The big ideas in First Grade ELA include recognizing letter sounds (phonemic awareness), observing letter patterns, and identifying the basic features of words and how to translate them into spoken language by using phonics.

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14 Effective & Fun First Grade ELA Worksheets & Literacy Centers

Planning and implementing literacy activities for each day of the month takes a lot of work. Teachers always look for ways to take First Grade ELA planning off their plates. Monthly literacy centers, worksheets, and mini-readers will save the day! These printable resources will free up your time so you can focus on the kids.

Best Practices for Teaching First Grade ELA Standards

First grade ELA standards include covering phonics, phonemic awareness, grammar, sentence writing, reading fluency, and comprehension. These are just some of the standards touched on!

There’s a lot to cover, and it can get overwhelming. Luckily for you, these monthly literacy activities will help!

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Picture this: Each reporting period, you have a lengthy list of standards to cover before report cards go home. You’re stressing over how you will teach everything to the kids in time.

Yup! Been there, done that!

The monthly literacy centers and worksheets I will introduce in this post have everything you need to cover all of the standards. Everything is already mapped out for you, so you just print and use it in your centers, as morning work , in small groups, or as you see fit.

Picture this: You have already created your lesson plans and taught the prescribed ELA material, but some students aren’t grasping the concepts. You need something to help reinforce each skill, but they’re tired of the same materials.

Try something new!

These monthly literacy activities have differentiated worksheets and printables to make things exciting and student-centered. The consistency of the resources will help students complete their work independently, but the scaffolded topics will allow them to be challenged each month as they practice and build new skills in fun ways.

Around the world, first grade literacy standards are very similar. While they might differ slightly, the basic premise is pretty much the same.

Here is a brief list of first grade literacy standards you must most likely cover in the classroom!

General ELA Skills

• Ask and answer questions about key details in a text.
• Retell stories, including key details, and demonstrate understanding of their central message or lesson.
• Describe characters, settings, and major story events using key details.
• Use illustrations and details in a story to describe its characters, setting, or events.
• Compare and contrast the adventures and experiences of characters in stories.

Reading: Foundational Skills

• Recognize the distinguishing features of a sentence (e.g., first word, capitalization, ending punctuation).
• Demonstrate understanding of spoken words, syllables, and sounds (phonemes).
• Distinguish long from short vowel sounds in spoken single-syllable words.
• Orally produce single-syllable words by blending sounds (phonemes), including consonant blends.
• Isolate and pronounce initial, medial vowel, and final sounds (phonemes) in spoken single-syllable words.
• Segment spoken single-syllable words into their complete sequence of individual sounds (phonemes).
• Know and apply grade-level phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words.
• Recognize and read grade-appropriate irregularly spelled words.
• Read with sufficient accuracy and fluency to support comprehension.
• Write opinion pieces that introduce the topic or name the book they are writing about, state an opinion, supply a reason for the opinion, and provide some sense of closure.
• Write informative/explanatory texts in which they name a topic, supply some facts about the topic, and provide some sense of closure.
• Write narratives in which they recount two or more appropriately sequenced events, include details regarding what happened, use temporal words to signal event order, and provide some sense of closure.
• Use conventional spelling for words with common spelling patterns and for frequently occurring irregular words.
• Spell untaught words phonetically, drawing on phonemic awareness and spelling conventions.
• Determine or clarify the meaning of unknown and multiple-meaning words and phrases based on grade 1 reading and content, choosing flexibly from various strategies.
• Use sentence-level context as a clue to the meaning of a word or phrase.
• Define words by category and by one or more key attributes (e.g., a duck is a bird that swims; a tiger is a large cat with stripes).
• Identify real-life connections between words and their use (e.g., note places at home that are cozy).
• Distinguish shades of meaning among verbs differing in manner (e.g., look, peek, glance, stare, glare, scowl) and adjectives differing in intensity (e.g., large, gigantic) by defining or choosing them or acting out the meanings.

Please keep in mind that this is not an exhaustive list. There are plenty more standards that these cross over with and more that build from these foundational skills.

Literacy standards should be taught during all literacy blocks. Whether you are teaching a whole group lesson or working on a specific skill with a small group of children, you should focus on standards covered in the grade.

One of the easiest (and most fun) ways to teach standards is to incorporate them into activities. These activities can be completed independently, as a small group, and even in a whole group setting.

Begin by teaching a skill in a whole group setting over the course of a week or more. Then, reinforce the skill by working one-on-one with students at your teacher’s table or in small groups. Use mini readers, worksheets, short passages, and fun games to encourage them as they dive into the skill.

Next, add the skill into activities they can complete independently or with a partner. These can be literacy center worksheets, games, morning work , exit tickets, or early finisher activities . The key to teaching ELA skills is offering them to students in various ways and differentiating them based on necessity and skill level.

Do you want activities that are meaningful, standards-based, and planned for you each month? With this monthly bundle of First Grade Literacy Activities , you can simply print and use it in the classroom. No extra planning is needed!

This is what you will find in each month.

6 Types of 1st Grade Literacy Centers

Each of the literacy centers offered has 3 versions, so you can use them plenty throughout the month. Each center comes with a recording sheet to keep students accountable and on track.

Sorting Activity – Students sort images and words into appropriate categories depending on the skill for that month. Ideal to complete as a class, in small groups, or with a partner.

Find the Pair – Using cards with pictures, students will sort into pairs or another way depending on the language skill being studied that month. After all pairs are made, they record their answers.

Puzzles – Students will piece together three-piece puzzles depending on the skill being studied that month. Once all puzzles are completed, they can fill in the recording form with the words.

Clip Cards – Using clips, students find all of the images that match the sound type being studied in the center of the card. Once they are done clipping the cards, they can use one of the given forms to record their answers.

Build the Sight Words – Students will love this hands-on building center where they trace, write, and build sight words. Building materials can include tiles, magnets, playdough, or any other classroom materials!

Task Cards – Task cards make practicing literacy skills a breeze. Kids will work through the cards and fill out their answers on the recording sheet.

6 Types of First Grade ELA Worksheets

Each worksheet has 3 differentiated versions, so you can use them with different groups of students throughout the month.

Color by Code – Kids will enjoy coloring these fun, mystery pictures that are revealed as they color. They will look at the picture and color each space to correspond to the key and skill being practiced.

Find & Color – Use these worksheets to practice identifying and finding sounds. Students will love looking through a page of fun pictures to find the ones with a specific sound!

Sentence Work – These worksheets provide two ways for kids to practice sentence structure: sentence building and sentence practice. Each month, the focus changes and builds in difficulty.

Crack the Code – Kids will love using their Code Chart to crack the code for the mystery words. The recording sheet is provided at three levels to support all students!

Spin & Color – Students spin a spinner and find an image that matches. Great for literacy centers, word work, or small groups. Skills change each month, and multiple versions make differentiation a breeze!

Around the Room Scoot – Get students out of their chairs and moving around the room as they search for picture cards and practice spelling words. Differentiated recording sheets are provided!

Reading Materials

Decodable Reader – Print the decodable readers for students to work on fluency independently or in small groups. You can also have students read them in whole group lessons.

There is one decodable reader each month offered in 3 leveled versions for differentiation. There is a black-and-white version, a color version, and a version with no illustrations, so students can add their own illustrations to show meaning.

Decodable Passages – The decodable readers also come as short passages with two versions for differentiated reading comprehension practice.

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This bundle is packed with resources that  teach and review essential literacy skills . By mastering these skills, students will develop the confidence to decode words, manipulate sounds, write sentences, and read stories. This practice will help your students become stronger, more well-rounded readers. 

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The Common Core State Standards (CCSS) for English Language Arts (ELA) provide a framework of educational expectations for students in reading, writing, and other language skills. The goals of the CCSS ELA are broken out by grade and subject area, including Reading: Literature, Reading: Informational Text, Foundational Skills, Writing, Speaking and Listening, and Language. First graders can meet some of these learning goals with adult support and are expected to master the basics of the early stages of reading fiction and non-fiction books, learn writing and language basics, and learn to listen and speak in a group setting. See the subheadings for each ELA category for more information on the specific expectations for students.

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Beginning Sounds | Cut-and-Glue

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Sequencing Stories | Cut and Glue

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1st Grade Language Arts Worksheets

Go beyond books with our printable collection of 1st grade language arts worksheets with answer keys and get the extra bit of practice for the wannabe English scholars. Demonstrate a command of grammar practicing the parts of speech: nouns, adjectives, verbs and more; followed by punctuations, and making sentences; build vocabulary with synonyms, antonyms, suffix, prefix, homophones; develop reading skills with reading comprehensions; and get creative with our writing prompts. Our free English worksheets for grade 1 kids will leave you yearning for more!

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Identifying the Nouns

Take the kids on a noun hunt with this grade 1 language arts worksheet and get them to read each sentence, identify the nouns or words that refer to things, people, animals, or places and underline them.

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Choosing between A and An

Decide on the beginning sound of the given noun by reading it aloud. Check the appropriate indefinite article, "an" if the noun begins with a vowel sound, and "a" if it begins with a consonant sound.

Writing the Missing Letters in Alphabetical Order

What child could resist this alphabetic train journey? The railroad cars in this English pdf worksheet are missing some letters. Get first grade kids on board to write the missing letters in ABC order on the railroad cars.

Identifying Beginning Sounds

Sound the name of each picture, figure out its beginning sound, choose which letter denotes this sound, and write it in the space provided. An engaging Language Arts worksheet for grade 1.

Look and See in the Woods | Reading Comprehension

Get the curious little explorers to read the poem and answer the questions from comprehension and practice forming plural nouns as they work their way through this printable first grade ELA worksheet.

Sight Words & -at Family Words

Provide grade 1 kids with an opportunity to practice writing the -at family words in the boxes and rewrite the words on the lines.

Changing Present Tense to Past Tense

If switching the regular verbs from the present tense to past tense muddles young learners, then this English worksheet pdf for grade 1 is a must-have to bolster skills.

Completing Sentences with Demonstrative Pronouns

Is the object near or far? Is it a singular or plural noun? Look at the object(s), and complete the sentences with appropriate demonstrative pronouns: This / That / These / Those.

Capitalizing Names and Salutations

This printable ELA worksheet for grade 1 kids has eight people introducing themselves. All that the kids are expected to do is look for the name and salutation (if any) in each sentence and capitalize it.

A Treasure Hunt | Reading Comprehension

Read, reread, and retell the story. Follow the clues, that build curiosity, and lead the kids to the treasure awaiting them. Don't forget to answer questions related to specific details and build comprehension.

Picture Sequence | Building a Snowman

You don't have to wait for winter to build a snowman. This English worksheet pdf encourages kids to put the step-by-step process of building a snowman in order by matching the steps to the numbers.

Identifying the Conjunctions

It's never too early to introduce your first grade kids to the frequently used conjunction or linking words. Have them read the sentence in this pdf and figure out the conjunction or joining word in each and underline it.

Subject-Verb Agreement

Choose an appropriate verb based on the subject being a singular or plural noun. Remind kids that a singular noun takes a singular verb while a plural noun takes a plural verb.

Matching Antonyms

Carve out some fun with this 1st grade printable ELA worksheet and get kids practicing for the Opposite Day as they match the words with their antonyms, taking hints from the pictures.

Research Report Writing Prompt | Butterfly

Butterflies with the mesmerizing patterns on their wings fascinate kids. Brainstorm and collect information about this little creature, its habitat, its food, its appearance, and add a few interesting facts about it too.

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Matching the Homophones

Let the tricky homophones make their way into your 1st grade kids' vocabulary as they walk through this language arts worksheet pdf matching words that are pronounced the same but spelled differently.

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This level is entirely aligned to the standards. You will find additional reading sheets that extend beyond the core. First Grade is a time to leave Kindergarten behind and move flash forward to a more academic environment. Students will make a solid adjustment from nap time to reading and math time. There are a few fundamental skills that we want students to be proficient with at the conclusion of their first grade year. Students should understand the concept of compound words, contractions, and basic spelling rules. Spelling three and four letter words that include a short vowel sound. We also hope that they can alphabetize words. The First Grade worksheets categories below will help students with a wide variety of skills for their school year.

First Grade Reading: Literature

Understanding Text From Short Stories Worksheets - This should be a skill that most first graders master early and review often. [RL.1.1]

Comprehending and Retelling Key Details of Stories - We focus on comprehending the key events of the story. [RL.1.2]

Retelling Famous Stories - See if you have heard these stories before. They are used by most curriculum committees. [RL.1.2]

Parts of a Story - Young readers start to break the story into pieces. This is critical to help them analyze stories. [RL.1.3]

Beginning, Middle, End - Slice any story into three equal parts. We put a name on the previous selection of worksheets.[RL.1.3]

Feeling and Emotion Words In Stories or Poems - We reach down deep to put ourselves in the characters shoes. [RL.1.4]

The Difference Between Stories and Informational Texts - This is the first time we start define fiction and nonfiction." [RL.1.5]

Identifying The Narrator - Students start to identify who is doing the talking in the stories that they are listening to or reading on their own.. [RL.1.6]

Using Illustrations and Details to Describe Stories - The pictures help us set the scene to any story. We explore how reliable they can be. [RL.1.7]

Parts of a Book - Students learn the name and functions of each section of a completed book. [RL.K.6 and RL.1.7]

Problem and Solution - Students are faced with a problem in written or visual form that they must work there way through. [RL.1.7, RL.2.3]

Compare and Contrast Characters in Stories - This is the first instance of critical thinking that students at this level will see. We explore the personalities of fictional characters. [RL.1.9]

Reading Prose and Poetry - You find some well known nursery rhymes and some not so well known in this section. [RL.1.10]

First Grade Reading: Foundational Skill

Features of Sentences - The focus here is proper capitalization and ending punctuation. We want to make sure that they understand standards. [RF.1.1.A]

Long Vowel Sounds - The concentration is on single-syllable words. We also look at why those sounds are created. [RF.1.2.A]

Short Vowel Sounds - Three letters words don't all have short vowels, but most do. Spelling words that include this sound is foundational skill. [RF.1.2.A]

Long A - Make a cake and bake it, so it doesn't flake. The first in our series of grade 1 vowel worksheets. [RF.1.2.A]

Long E - Be a busy beetle and great ready for the beach. [RF.1.2.A]

Long I - Always trust your bride to drive unless she had a long day and is fried. [RF.1.2.A]

Long O - The coach took a vote for the best goat. [RF.1.2.A]

Long U - Very few will mute the music loop when it droops. [RF.1.2.A]

Short A - The mad cat took Pam's cap during her nap. [RF.1.2.A]

Short E - Ben was fed right after bed. [RF.1.2.A]

Short I - The tip of the fin fit right above the rig. [RF.1.2.A]

Short O - Tom was at the top of the podium because he won. [RF.1.2.A]

Short U - Bud the Bug loves the pup on the rug. [RF.1.2.A]

Blending Sounds To Make Words - Use your knowledge of phonemes to produce words. [RF.1.2.B]

3-Letter Blends - The first step up with sounding out blends. They will often memorize word chunks. [RF.1.2.B]

Consonant Blends - We chunk letters together to make new and unique sounds. [RF.1.2.B]

Pronouncing Phonemes - Broken the words down into sound parts to complete these phonics activities. [RF.1.2.C]

Counting Phonemes - This skill with really help your ability to pronunciate new words. [RF.1.2.D]

Sounds of Consonant Digraphs - It's all about understanding spelling sounds here. [RF.1.3.A]

Consonance - The sounds that flow from certain letter groups. This is commonly found in poems. [RF.1.3.A]

Digraphs - These are the most commonly used forms. When two letters form a single sound. [RF.1.3.A]

Decoding Spelling - This is a skill that all successful spellers master early. [RF.1.3.B]

Dolch Grade 1 Sight Words - Word to live by. Students need to commit these terms to memory. [RF.1.3.B]

Fry Sight Words - This was the 1950s extenstion to a list of words that students should memorize to help them read well. [RF.1.3.B]

Vowel Team Conventions - Vowels start to get a bit complicated here for kids. Take some time to explore how they can work together. [RF.1.3.C]

Counting Syllables in Words - Pay direct attention to the vowels in the words when doing this. [RF.1.3.D]

Syllables - Slap a vowel sound and a constant together and this is what you get. [RF.1.3.D]

Decoding Two-Syllable Word - All the words presented here follow a similar pattern. [RF.1.3.E]

Words With Inflectional Endings - This should mostly be basic recognition activities, but we add so much more. [RF.1.3.F]

Grade 1 Irregular Spelling Words - All the words are grade leveled here. [RF.1.3.G]

Grade 1 Understanding Text - You will find a wide array of writing forms here for you. [RF.1.4.A]

Word Recognition - We use context clues to make sure that we truly understand words. [RF.1.4.C]

Printable Reading Logs - A great way to track your reading endurance. [RF.K-5]

First Grade Reading: Information

Asking and Answering Questions From Text - We start to take reading comprehension to the next level here. [RI.1.1]

Main Ideas and Details From Text - Students start to pick apart what they are reading. [RI.1.2]

Connection Between Two Items In Text - You can start this as a compare and contrast activity and then advance to making connections. [RI.1.3]

Questions To Clarify Words Or Phrases - The best way to learn new vocabulary words. [RI.1.4]

Locating Key Features In Texts - This helps students begin to outline texts. Which eventually will make us better writers. [RI.1.5]

Information From Text vs. Pictures - Everything provided with nonfiction helps students better understand the author's point. [RI.1.6]

Using Illustrations and Details For Key Ideas - Drawings are sometimes overlooked, but can have just as much impact as a good writer. [RI.1.7]

Supporting Points Of Text - We found the main idea, now what points prove that idea? [RI.1.8]

Similarities And Differences Between Texts - Time for students to compare two bodies of work. [RI.1.9]

Understanding Grade 1 Texts - How much can students take in at this level? Quite a bit! [RI.1.10]

Printing Upper and Lower Case Letters - This is a dual standard that overlaps primary grade levels. [L.1.1.A]

Common, Proper, and Possessive Noun - You will also find some advanced materials in here. [L.1.1.B]

Countable and Uncountable Nouns - Need to quantify a person, place, or thing? These are the nouns for you. [L.1.1.B]

Proper Nouns - When you need to be very particular, these come in handy. It helps you easily identify things. [L.1.1.B]

Singular Possessive Nouns - This is a really selfish person, place, and/or thing. [L.1.1.B-D]

Matching Verbs and Nouns In Sentences - Students start to comprehend sentences that they create. [L.1.1.C]

Personal, Possessive, and Indefinite Pronoun - Proper nouns give students a challenge, at first. [L.1.1.D]

Indefinite Pronouns - When you aren't really sure of the details. We uses these parts of speech when we want to be vague. [L.1.1.D]

I vs. Me - We work on proper placement of these pronouns. (I) is the subject form and (me) is the object form. [L.1.1.D]

Verb Tense (Past, Present, and Future) - You need to ask yourself when the action took place in the context of the sentence. [L.1.1.E]

Using Adjectives Properly - Some adjectives are advanced vocabulary words, but they are commonly used at this level. [L.1.1.F]

Conjunction - The focus here is on commonly used forms. This is pulling things together to form links and solidify sentences. [L.1.1.G]

Using Determiners - When you need to elude to a inference, these are your "go to-s". [L.1.1.H]

Using Articles of Language - In the English Language, we choose between the use of three articles based on the noun that is present. [L.1.1.H]

Using Demonstratives - Need a process driven thought, master these. It just a little bit of (this) and (that) to get it done. [L.1.1.H]

A or An - Learn how to properly use these specific articles of language within sentences. [L.1.1.H]

Use of Prepositions - During these practice sheets try to move towards the next standard. Get it? [L.1.1.I]

Sentence Based Response To Prompts - Students expand simple and compound sentences. [L.1.1.J]

Imperatives - If it's "code red" thoughts you are trying to explain, these are for you. [L.1.1.J]

Interrogative and Declarative Sentences - These sentences tend to add a bit more punch than the rest of sentences. [L.1.1.J]

Exclamation Marks - When you are excited to say something or need to communicate a sense of urgency this is your go to punctuation. [L.1.1]

Capitalizing Dates and Names - This is usually the quickest form of capitalization for students to conquer. [L.1.2.A]

Variant Vowels - We look at how different letters pairings affect the sounds they make. This helps us meet new words. [L.1.2.A]

End Punctuation of Sentences - The concentration of this topic is on the use of three big forms of punctuating sentences. [L.1.2.B]

Using Commas in Dates and Single Words - Words that are all by themselves will give students trouble to start. [L.1.2.C]

Patterned and Irregular Word Spelling - The is conventional spelling to start students off with. [L.1.2.D]

Spelling New Words Based on Phonics - Use sounds to help you spelling. Phonetics is a huge part of the English language. [L.1.2.E]

Phonemic Alliteration - A step forward. We working on hearing certain tones and sounds early in a word. [L.1.2.E]

First Grade Spelling - Get ready for that first Spelling Bee. We work on an appropriate grade leveled list of new vocabulary terms. [L.1.2]

Sentence Based Context Clue - Learn new vocabulary words by how they are used in sentences. [L.1.4.A]

Using Affixes To Find Word Meanings - Prefixes and suffixes appear for the first time. We see how they modify words. [L.1.4.B]

Identifying Roots and Inflectional Forms - Start with root words and modify them with common inflections. [L.1.4.C]

Sort Words Into Categories - Sorting also appears in the math core standards and compliments this topic. [L.1.5.A]

Learning Colors - Help students become familar and comfortable with all the basic colors. [L.1.5.A]

Defining Categories For Words - This reminds me of a game my kids love called Tribond. [L.1.5.B]

Connections Between Words and Real-life - We students start working on this topic, you will be amazed at the level of vocabulary they actual know. [L.1.5.C]

Variation of Verb Meanings - This is one topic that we think belongs at a higher grade level. The vocabulary has to be high to achieve an understanding. [L.1.5.D]

Grade 1 Vocabulary Worksheets - The words found here go well beyond your standard Dolch word list. [L.1.6]

First Grade Writing

Opinion Writing Prompts - Introduce a work or topic and tell your thoughts and how you feel about it. [W.1.1]

Grade 1 Informative Writing - This is also referred to as factual writing. We are simply trying to communicate facts to other people. [W.1.2]

Grade 1 Narrative Writing - We focus on sequencing events and ordering items. We start building rich thoughts of our own. [W.1.3]

Grade 1 Peer Writing and Editing - Working together positively is a skill in and of itself, at this age. [W.1.5]

First Grade Creative Writing Prompts - Need something to kick off your writing? Start with a surprising action or event. [W.1.5]

Digital Publishing / Writing - Students will need computer access for this level. It is important that students learn how to do this well. [W.1.6]

(How-To) Writing About Sequences - Teachers should work on building outlines with students for this skill to be picked up quickly. [W.1.7]

Writing About Past Experiences - Some students may need some extra help with this skill. At this age, they may need to talk it out. [W.1.8]

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Compare and contrast, distinguish shades of meaning, words and their meanings, defining words by attributes, categorizing words, inflectional meanings, beginning sounds, spelling: words ending with -ap, -at, ack, and -ig, using commas to separate words, grade punctuations, capitalization, prepositions, categorizing quantifiers, conjunctions: ‘when’ and ‘where’, describing words, verb tense: base form or -ing, noun and verb agreement, possessive nouns, common and proper nouns, reading literature, reading comprehension, compare and contrast characters in stories, using illustrations to describe what the story is about, identifying the narrator, classifying a book as fiction or non-fiction, putting details of a texts in order, reading foundationational, word recognition, understanding texts, irregular spelling words, inflectional endings, decoding two-syllable words, grade counting syllables, vowel team conventions, decoding spelling, consonant diagraphs, counting phonemes, pronouncing phonemes, blending sounds, long vowel sounds, features of sentences, reading informational text, comprehension from an informational text, similarities in and differences between individuals in a text, author’s purpose: to entertain, key ideas of a text, information from texts, table of contents, learn new words, sorting out step-by-step instructions, identifying main idea and details of a text, writing a short paragraph that uses a given word bank, writing a sequence of instructions, produce and publish writing following step-by-step instructions, writing sentences that describe a given picture, writing narratives, informative/explanatory writing, opinion or topic writing.

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Explore Words With Long Vowel E - ea Game

Polish your language skills by exploring words with long vowel E - ea.

Explore Words With Long Vowel E - ee Game

Polish your language skills by exploring words with long vowel E - ee.

Select the Correct Vowel Team Worksheet

Reinforce ELA concepts by practicing to select the correct vowel team.

Fill in the Missing Vowel Team Worksheet

Complete words by filling in missing vowel teams in this worksheet.

Explore Words With Long Vowel E - ea, ee Game

Get familiar with reading by learning to explore words with long vowel E - ee, ea.

Find the Missing Vowel Team Worksheet

Team up to find missing vowel teams in this exciting worksheet challenge!

Fill in the Missing Sound Worksheet

Fill in missing sounds to complete words in this engaging worksheet.

Ready, Set, Match Worksheet

Enhance your linguistic skills by correctly matching the words to their sounds with this worksheet.

Let’s Learn the Long E Sound Worksheet

Let’s learn the Long E sound with this ELA worksheet.

Let's Find the ee Sound Worksheet

Learners must find the 'ee' sound to improve their ELA skills.

Let's Complete the Sentence Worksheet

In this worksheet, learners will get to complete the sentence.

Complete the Cone of ea Worksheet

Discover 'EA' sounds with our cone-themed worksheet, ensuring effective learning.

Select the Correct Team Worksheet

Kids must select the correct team in this ELA worksheet.

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