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Free Word-to-Picture Matching Worksheets for 1st Grade

Explore free worksheets with word-to-picture matching practice for 1st grade learners ages 6. Choose a page from the previews, read the directions together, and try the first item before your child continues. Download an individual PDF to print at home or use in class.

Choose one free PDF to try today. Start with letter names and sounds. For teaching goals, read first-grade foundational reading goals. Save a favorite or choose a day in the learning planner.

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Word and Picture Matching: Red rose Word and Picture Matching: Red rose
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include red rose, red toolbox, kayak.
Word and Picture Matching: Pentagon Word and Picture Matching: Pentagon
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include pentagon, jellyfish, popcorn.
Word and Picture Matching: Zucchini Word and Picture Matching: Zucchini
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include zucchini, moon, stand mixer.
Word and Picture Matching: Calculator Word and Picture Matching: Calculator
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include calculator, blue pencil, paper holder.
Word and Picture Matching: Yacht Word and Picture Matching: Yacht
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include yacht, hair dryer, purple tulip.
Word and Picture Matching: Trophy Word and Picture Matching: Trophy
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include trophy, blue flower, dishwasher.
Word and Picture Matching: Taco Word and Picture Matching: Taco
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include taco, cake slice, small car.
Word and Picture Matching: Knit vest Word and Picture Matching: Knit vest
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include knit vest, staple gun, sun.
Word and Picture Matching: Eel Word and Picture Matching: Eel
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include eel, tall lamp, sausage.
Word and Picture Matching: Tiered cake Word and Picture Matching: Tiered cake
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include tiered cake, gorilla, stove.
Word and Picture Matching: Purple flower Word and Picture Matching: Purple flower
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include purple flower, tablet, gorilla.
Word and Picture Matching: Rhombus Word and Picture Matching: Rhombus
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include rhombus, blue flower, pinwheel.
Word and Picture Matching: Nut Word and Picture Matching: Nut
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include nut, pink vest, dishwasher.
Word and Picture Matching: Chocolate dessert Word and Picture Matching: Chocolate dessert
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include chocolate dessert, hatchback, fire engine.
Word and Picture Matching: Grass sprouts Word and Picture Matching: Grass sprouts
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include grass sprouts, blue flower, chicken.

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