Free printables · K–5
Printable worksheets
Every skill in three levels — warm-up, practice, and challenge — with the answer key on the last page. Black and white, sized for US Letter, free to print.
1st grade
Math
Addition within 20
Adding two numbers with a total up to 20, using strategies like counting on and making ten.
Math
Subtraction within 20
Subtracting numbers up to 20, often by thinking of the related addition fact.
Math
Place value to 100
Understanding that the two digits of a number stand for tens and ones.
Math
Addition word problems
Reading a short story problem and deciding to add to solve it.
Math
Missing numbers in addition
Finding the unknown number in facts like 8 + ? = 13, which builds the link between adding and subtracting.
Math
Counting to 120
Continuing number patterns up to 120, counting by ones and by tens.
Math
10 more and 10 less
Finding 10 more or 10 less than a number in your head, using the tens place.
Math
Time to the hour and half hour
Reading an analog clock for times like 3:00 and 3:30.
Math
Sides and corners
Describing shapes by how many sides and vertices (corners) they have.
Math
Halves and fourths
Seeing a shape split into two or four equal parts and naming the shaded part.
Math
Counting coins
Counting pennies, nickels, and dimes to find the total in cents.
Reading & Writing
First-grade sight words
Reading common first-grade words at a glance.
Reading & Writing
Writing sight words
Writing common words neatly with correct letter spacing.
Reading & Writing
ABC order
Putting words in alphabetical order by their first letter.
Reading & Writing
Words in context
Choosing the word that makes sense in a sentence.
Reading & Writing
Reading comprehension (grade 1)
Reading a short story and answering questions about who, what, and where.
Reading & Writing
Digraphs (sh, ch, th, wh)
Knowing that two letters together can make one sound.
Reading & Writing
Long and short vowels
Hearing the difference between vowel sounds, like in cap and cape.
Reading & Writing
Syllables
Clapping and counting the beats in a word.
Reading & Writing
Plurals with -s and -es
Writing the word for more than one, like dog → dogs and box → boxes.
Reading & Writing
Past tense with -ed
Adding -ed to tell about something that already happened.
Reading & Writing
End punctuation
Ending a sentence with a period, a question mark, or an exclamation point.
Reading & Writing
Building sentences
Putting words in an order that makes sense, with a capital and a period.
Reading & Writing
Word scramble
Unscrambling letters to spell familiar words, which builds spelling and letter-pattern sense.
Reading & Writing
Capital letters
Capitalizing the first word, the word I, and names of people, places, days, and months.
Reading & Writing
Writing a few sentences
Writing a short story, opinion, or set of facts with a beginning and an end.
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