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1st Grade Worksheets

Free printable 1st grade worksheets for math and reading. First graders build addition and subtraction within 20, place value, and telling time in math, while growing reading skills with sight words and phonics. Every 1st grade worksheet below is original, includes a clean PDF and a complete answer key, and is ready for homework, centers, review, or homeschool.

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Featured 1st Grade Worksheets

Preview of the 1st Grade Bar Graph Worksheet for 1st Grade
🔢Math Easy

1st Grade Bar Graph Worksheet

Read the bar graph to find how many for each group, then compare the bars.

1st Grade 12 min ✓ Answer key
Preview of the 1st Grade Picture Graph Worksheet for 1st Grade
🔢Math Easy

1st Grade Picture Graph Worksheet

Read the picture graph using the key — each picture stands for 2 — then answer the questions.

1st Grade 12 min ✓ Answer key
Preview of the 1st Grade Reading: The New Kite for 1st Grade
📚Reading Easy

1st Grade Reading: The New Kite

Read a short story about flying a kite and answer the questions using the story.

1st Grade 12 min ✓ Answer key

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For teachers

Use these worksheets for morning work, homework, centers, early finishers, and quick review. Each page lists the skill and a suggested use so you can fit it into your day.

For parents

Print a worksheet to practice at home. Every page includes a short parent note and an answer key so you can check work together.

Frequently Asked Questions

How old are you in 1st grade?

In the United States, first graders are usually 6 to 7 years old.

What do 1st graders learn?

In math, 1st graders learn addition and subtraction within 20, place value, comparing numbers, and telling time. In reading, they build sight words, phonics, and early comprehension.

Are these 1st grade worksheets free?

Yes. Every worksheet is free to download and print, with no sign-up required, and each includes an answer key.

Can I use them for homeschooling?

Absolutely. They work well for homeschool practice, classroom use, tutoring, and review.