Free 1st Grade Worksheets & Learning Activities

Support your first grader with printable practice that stays focused and manageable. These free worksheets for ages 6-7 offer extra review in addition, subtraction, reading, vocabulary, sight words, and writing. Use them for homework help, homeschool planning, classroom review, or summer practice without turning learning into a long session.

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Garden Color Detective Find and Color Worksheet Garden Color Detective Find and Color Worksheet
Find the 2 apples: color one red and one green. Color the 3 pumpkins orange. Choose colors for the rest.
Garden Color Detective Coloring Worksheet Garden Color Detective Coloring Worksheet
Give each of the 3 butterflies a different color. Color the 5 flowers yellow. Choose colors for the rest.
Balloon Addition and Subtraction Color by Code Balloon Addition and Subtraction Color by Code
Solve each addition or subtraction. Use the color key. Find two different problems that get the same color.
The Seaside Color Hunt Coloring Worksheet The Seaside Color Hunt Coloring Worksheet
Color the 4 shells on the sand: 2 pink and 2 yellow. Color the shell Otter holds blue. Finish the scene your way.
The Seaside Color Hunt Find and Color Worksheet The Seaside Color Hunt Find and Color Worksheet
Find the boat. Color one sail blue and one sail yellow. Color the 3 castle flags red. Choose colors for the rest.
Colors for the Forest Bakery Story Coloring Worksheet Colors for the Forest Bakery Story Coloring Worksheet
Color one small thing red. Use other colors for the rest. Tell a story that begins with your red detail.
The Seaside Color Hunt Find and Color Worksheet The Seaside Color Hunt Find and Color Worksheet
Find and color the 5 shells. Then follow the next clues. Color the bucket green. Choose your own colors for the rest.
Measure Objects in Units: Pen and rolling pin Measure Objects in Units: Pen and rolling pin
Measure five illustrated objects from zero on ten-unit rulers. Follow their endpoint guides and record each length in generic units.
Measure Objects in Units: Screwdriver and rolling pin Measure Objects in Units: Screwdriver and rolling pin
Measure five illustrated objects from zero on ten-unit rulers. Follow their endpoint guides and record each length in generic units.
Measure Objects in Units: Fork and paintbrush Measure Objects in Units: Fork and paintbrush
Measure five illustrated objects from zero on ten-unit rulers. Follow their endpoint guides and record each length in generic units.
Measure Objects in Units: Wooden spoon and fork Measure Objects in Units: Wooden spoon and fork
Measure five illustrated objects from zero on ten-unit rulers. Follow their endpoint guides and record each length in generic units.
Measure Objects in Units: Screwdriver and pencil Measure Objects in Units: Screwdriver and pencil
Measure five illustrated objects from zero on ten-unit rulers. Follow their endpoint guides and record each length in generic units.
Measure Objects in Units: Marker and paper clip Measure Objects in Units: Marker and paper clip
Measure five illustrated objects from zero on ten-unit rulers. Follow their endpoint guides and record each length in generic units.
Measure Objects in Units: Screwdriver and wrench Measure Objects in Units: Screwdriver and wrench
Measure five illustrated objects from zero on ten-unit rulers. Follow their endpoint guides and record each length in generic units.
Measure Objects in Units: Crayon and pencil Measure Objects in Units: Crayon and pencil
Measure five illustrated objects from zero on ten-unit rulers. Follow their endpoint guides and record each length in generic units.

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