Free Reading & Writing Word-to-Picture Matching Worksheets for 1st Grade

Explore free reading & Writing worksheets with word-to-picture matching practice for 1st grade. 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: 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.
Word and Picture Matching: Rabbit Word and Picture Matching: Rabbit
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include rabbit, personal watercraft, green onion.
Word and Picture Matching: Baseball Word and Picture Matching: Baseball
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include baseball, giraffe, banana.
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, pear, broccoli.
Word and Picture Matching: Steamer Word and Picture Matching: Steamer
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include steamer, hammock, hand grip.
Word and Picture Matching: Heart-shaped-leaf plant Word and Picture Matching: Heart-shaped-leaf plant
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include heart-shaped-leaf plant, trophy, trivet.
Word and Picture Matching: Orange Word and Picture Matching: Orange
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include orange, avocado, pants.
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, sunglasses, banana.
Word and Picture Matching: Crawler tractor Word and Picture Matching: Crawler tractor
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include crawler tractor, horse, lasagna.
Word and Picture Matching: Cattails Word and Picture Matching: Cattails
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include cattails, pink vest, jeans.
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, red leaves, milk.
Word and Picture Matching: Strawberry Word and Picture Matching: Strawberry
Read ten labels and draw lines to their matching illustrations across the page. Pictures include strawberry, waffle, kettle.

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