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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Where Are the Shapes? Position Worksheet Where Are the Shapes? Position Worksheet
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the oval directly above the square, then use each new reference shape.
Where Are the Shapes? Worksheet Where Are the Shapes? Worksheet
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the circle directly below the rectangle, then use each new reference shape.
Where Are the Shapes? Worksheet Where Are the Shapes? Worksheet
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the oval directly above the circle, then use each new reference shape.
Where Are the Shapes Shape Position Worksheet Where Are the Shapes Shape Position Worksheet
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the hexagon directly right of the oval, then use each new reference shape.
Where Are the Shapes? Shape Location Worksheet Where Are the Shapes? Shape Location Worksheet
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the rectangle directly below the circle, then use each new reference shape.
Where Are the Shapes Worksheet Where Are the Shapes Worksheet
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the circle directly left of the rectangle, then use each new reference shape.
Where Are the Shapes? Worksheet Where Are the Shapes? Worksheet
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the oval directly left of the circle, then use each new reference shape.
Where Are the Shapes? Worksheet Where Are the Shapes? Worksheet
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the rectangle directly left of the oval, then use each new reference shape.
Where Are the Shapes? Worksheet Where Are the Shapes? Worksheet
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the square directly below the oval, then use each new reference shape.
Where Are the Shapes? Shape Recognition Worksheet Where Are the Shapes? Shape Recognition Worksheet
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the square directly right of the triangle, then use each new reference shape.
Where Are the Shapes? Shape Recognition Worksheet Where Are the Shapes? Shape Recognition Worksheet
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the circle directly below the oval, then use each new reference shape.
Where Are the Shapes? Location Worksheet Where Are the Shapes? Location Worksheet
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the rectangle directly left of the square, then use each new reference shape.
Where Are the Shapes? Shape Worksheet Where Are the Shapes? Shape Worksheet
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the triangle directly right of the square, then use each new reference shape.
Where Are the Shapes? Shape Recognition Worksheet Where Are the Shapes? Shape Recognition Worksheet
Answer four position questions about a six-shape board. Start with the oval directly above the triangle, then use each new reference shape.
Shape Recognition Worksheet: Identify and Match Shapes Shape Recognition Worksheet: Identify and Match Shapes
Identify circle, triangle, square, rectangle, hexagon in 5 rows of shape choices. Mark every match and recognize that rotation does not change a shape’s identity.

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