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.

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Word and Picture Matching: Garlic Word and Picture Matching: Garlic
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include garlic, flying fish, toy clown.
Word and Picture Matching: Usb cable Word and Picture Matching: Usb cable
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include usb cable, inflatable boat, pink cup.
Word and Picture Matching: Rocket Word and Picture Matching: Rocket
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include rocket, blue table, pink lamp.
Word and Picture Matching: Steam train Word and Picture Matching: Steam train
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include steam train, hedgehog, beaver.
Word and Picture Matching: Lobster Word and Picture Matching: Lobster
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include lobster, cherry pie, clipboard.
Word and Picture Matching: Push pin Word and Picture Matching: Push pin
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include push pin, chocolates, sun.
Word and Picture Matching: Pink squid Word and Picture Matching: Pink squid
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include pink squid, flat-canopy tree, spiky leafy plant.
Word and Picture Matching: Single bed Word and Picture Matching: Single bed
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include single bed, scooter, pink cup.
Word and Picture Matching: Chocolates Word and Picture Matching: Chocolates
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include chocolates, swim trunks, rolling pin.
Word and Picture Matching: Flying fish Word and Picture Matching: Flying fish
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include flying fish, sushi, broccoli.
Word and Picture Matching: Multimeter Word and Picture Matching: Multimeter
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include multimeter, pear, avocado.
Word and Picture Matching: Spatula Word and Picture Matching: Spatula
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include spatula, blue pencil, clipboard.
Word and Picture Matching: Moon Word and Picture Matching: Moon
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include moon, beaver, xylophone.
Word and Picture Matching: Surfboard Word and Picture Matching: Surfboard
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include surfboard, 3d glasses, cardigan.
Word and Picture Matching: Watermelon Word and Picture Matching: Watermelon
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include watermelon, inflatable boat, square.

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