Year 1 Printable Worksheets

here is the test sheet to age group

Year 1 Measurement - Mass/weightStudents are asked to circle the heaviest object in each group. 

Year 1 Maths Number and Place Value BookletThis handy maths booklet for year 1 pupils contains a variety of activities that will help your child master some of the key skills taught in the Year 1 programme of study - number and place value. This booklet will help your child to:count to and across 100count, read, and write numbers up to 100 in numeralsidentify and represent numbers using objects and pictorial representations read and write numbers from 1 to 20 in numerals and words

Shapes subtraction activityUse this engaging Year 1 Subtraction Activity in the classroom or at home to help children practise subtraction calculations within 10. There are seven sums for children to complete using colourful pictorial representations. An answer sheet is also included for quick marking, or to help students practise self-marking.  How will this worksheet help my child?This worksheet will help your child: read and interpret mathematical statements involving subtraction (-) and equals (=) signs use number bonds and related subtraction facts within 10

Identify 1 lessWith this colourful maths worksheet, students are asked to complete the sums and identify 1 less than a given number when counting objects. This will help them with subtraction later on. 

Thanksgiving Turkey Colour By Number ActivityChildren match the number to the colour and colour this cute illustration of a turkey. This colour-by-number activity will help children practise identifying numbers and colours. Use this as a fun activity in the month of November or if you are celebrating Thanksgiving. 

Thanksgiving Word ScrambleChildren rearrange the letters in the Thanksgiving-related words and write the words on the lines. There are pictures to help them that they can colour in. This resource is great for children to learn key vocabulary related to Thanksgiving.  

Adding to 20 worksheetThis maths activity for year 1 students is perfect for helping them learn their addition to 20. There are 12 sums for children to complete. Encourage children to count on in their heads.

Adding to 20This maths worksheet for year 1 pupils is perfect for helping them learn their addition to 20. There are 12 sums for children to complete with a number line to help them count on. 

Adding to 10 This handy worksheet is great for your year 1 students to practise adding one-digit numbers to 10. There are 12 sums for children to complete and a number line from 0-10 is included to help them with their counting. 

Adding to 10 This handy worksheet is great for your year 1 students to practise adding one-digit numbers to 10. There are 12 sums for children to complete and a number line from 0-10 is included to help them with their counting. 

Number bonds to 10Here is a simple, fun way for children to practise number bonds using buttons. They also learn subitizing, counting, and addition as well as number bonds. Children complete the number bonds by counting the number of different coloured buttons in each row and writing the missing numbers.What are number bonds?Number bonds are pairs of numbers that are added to make another number and help children visualise the connection between numbers. 

Number bonds to 10Here is a simple, fun way for children to practise number bonds using shapes. They also learn subitizing, counting, and addition as well as number bonds. Children complete the number bonds by counting the number of white shapes and grey shapes and filling in the missing numbers.What are number bonds?Number bonds are pairs of numbers that are added to make another number and help children visualise the connection between numbers. 

Addition to 10 using sticksUse this engaging worksheet to help your pupils develop the concept of addition. Pupils complete the addition sums and write their answers in the box. There are sticks included on the worksheet that children can use to count to work out which sum is being shown. There are five questions for pupils to answer. This worksheet can be used in the classroom as a mental maths exercise or at home for extra practice. Pupils can also use the handy answer sheet to mark their own work! 

Addition to 10 using countersUse this engaging worksheet to help your pupils develop the concept of addition. Pupils complete the addition sums and write their answers in the box. There are counters included on the worksheet that children can use to count to work out which sum is being shown. There are five questions for pupils to answer. This worksheet can be used in the classroom as a mental maths exercise or at home for extra practice. Pupils can also use the handy answer sheet to mark their own work! 

Subtraction within 10Use this handy maths activity to help your pupils develop the concept of subtraction. There are twelve questions included on this subtraction worksheet. Pupils complete the sums and write their answers in the box. This worksheet can be used in the classroom as a mental maths exercise or at home for extra practice. There is an answer sheet included to make marking quick and easy. 

Given a number, identify two more This fun and colourful maths activity will keep children engaged in what they are learning and help them practise adding two more to a given number. Use this resource to help your children improve their adding and counting.  

Given a number, identify one more This bright and colourful worksheet will keep children engaged in what they are learning and help them practise adding one more to a given number. Use this handy resource to help your pupils improve their adding and counting.  

Count and read numbers up to 10This colourful worksheet will help your pupils practise their counting skills and number recognition. Children are asked to count the sea animals and circle the correct number. This activity uses sea animals to make the exercise more fun and engaging for younger learners.  This sheet can be laminated and used with markers over and over again. 

Count and read numbers up to 10This colourful worksheet will help your children practise their counting skills and number recognition. Pupils are asked to count the insects and circle the correct number. This activity uses funny creepy crawlies to make the exercise more fun for your younger learners.  This sheet can be laminated and used with markers over and over again. 

Ten-Frame Counting ActivityA year 1 woodland animals ten-frame counting activity. Children will have great fun counting the cute woodland animals with this colourful counting resource. Children count the animals and write the number in each box. Children can point to the animals if needed as they practise counting up to 10. This worksheet can also be used to help children identify 1 more and 1 less. Use this resource in the classroom or at home to help your children develop their maths skills. 

Ten-Frame Counting ActivityA year 1 Halloween-themed ten-frame counting activity. Children will have great fun counting the trick-or-treat sweets with this colourful counting resource. Children count the objects and write the number in the box. Children can point to the objects if needed as they practise counting to 10. Use this resource in the classroom or at home to help your children develop their maths skills. 

What are the number bonds to 10?Number bonds to 10 are pairs of numbers that can be added together to make 10. They are 1 and 9, 2 and 8, 3 and 7, 4 and 6, and 5 and 5. They can also be called number pairs, number partners, addition facts, or fact families. Number bonds to 10 workbookThis maths activity workbook contains a variety of pages with lots of number bonds to 10-related exercises that children will have fun completing. This workbook includes number bonds to 10 sums with ten frames, colour the balloons that equal 10, domino missing number bonds to 10, jigsaw matching, and rainbow bonds to 10. Use this resource in the classroom or at home and help your children develop their maths skills. Help your students master number bonds to 10 facts and improve their knowledge with our colourful engaging workbook.

These handy vocabulary cards include common exception words that we use all the time! Common exception words do not follow the rules that children are taught so carefully in phonics. For example, the letter 'a' in the word 'was' sounds like an 'o'. You can print these vocabulary cards onto card or laminate them so they can be used over and over again. There are 45 words in this set.

This fun year 1 maths activity will help children practise their addition and subtraction and develop their counting. Children solve the sums and colour the bear with bees and honey.

Children read through the passages and use the words from the word bank to fill in blank spaces. Use this time-saving cloze activity worksheet to help your students become better readers. Cloze activities are a great way to engage learners and improve reading comprehension and grammar skills.

Cloze activities are a great way to engage learners and improve reading comprehension and grammar skills. Children read through the reading passages and use the words from the word bank to fill in blank spaces. Use this time-saving worksheet to help your younger students become better readers.

This short introduction to reading comprehension will help struggling readers build their confidence and improve their reading skills at home and at school. Children read through the text and answer 4 reading comprehension questions. Reading will help your child to improve their understanding of the language, build their vocabulary, practise sequencing and summarising, and help them as they progress in their studies. This resource is about a mother and son who go to London.

This short introduction to reading comprehension will help struggling readers build their confidence and improve their reading skills at home and at school. Children read through the text and answer 4 reading comprehension questions. Reading will help your child to improve their understanding of the language, build their vocabulary, practise sequencing and summarising, and help them as they progress in their studies.

Children read through the text and answer 4 reading comprehension questions. This short reading comprehension activity about a boy and his kitten offers children the chance to practise and improve their reading skills. Reading will help your child to improve their understanding of the language and build their vocabulary.

This short reading comprehension activity about a dinosaur offers children the chance to practise and improve their reading skills. Children read through the text and answer 4 reading comprehension questions.

With this reading booster activity, children read the sentences, read the question twice, and then circle the correct answer. Our reading boosters for early learners will help children recognise common sight words and use capitalisation and punctuation correctly. Use this reading resource to help your child read with greater confidence and fluency.

Our reading boosters for early years will help children recognise common sight words and use capitalisation and punctuation correctly. Children read the sentences, read the question twice, and then circle the correct answer.

Reading helps to improve a child's concentration and improves vocabulary and language skills. Use our fun and engaging reading booster activity to develop a child's imagination and creativity. Quick and easy to print or download, use this resource in the classroom or at home.

This fun and engaging reading booster activity will help children read with greater confidence and recognise common words that are used in early reading books. Use this fun reading booster activity to help develop a child's early reading skills. Children read each question twice and circle the correct answer.

Use this fun reading booster activity to help develop a child's early reading skills. Children read each question twice and circle the correct answer. This engaging reading booster resource will help your child read with greater confidence and fluency.

This Easter-themed connect the dots sheet is great for number practice. Drawing lines to connect the dots from 1 to 27 will help your child recognise numbers and practise their fine motor skills at the same time.

This colour by numbers sheet is a fun Easter activity to help children practise identifying numbers. It is also a great way to keep children entertained over the Easter holidays! Children find the numbers to colour in the picture of an Easter bunny holding an Easter egg.

This fun Easter-themed maths activity will help to develop your child's counting skills. Children count the number of Easter pictures and write their answers in the boxes. They can also colour in the pictures when they are finished. This Easter counting worksheet can be used in any maths lesson or at home.

If you're looking for a fun and engaging activity to teach your students about sea animals, this is the perfect resource! Children will have fun identifying the different sea animals and matching their names to the pictures. This word and picture matching worksheet is a great activity that will help teach students about different sea animals. This handy resource can be used at home or in the classroom and is quick and easy to print.

Children will love identifying the different farm animals and matching their names to the pictures. This word and picture matching worksheet is a fun and engaging activity that will help teach students about different farm animals. This is a handy resource that can be used at home or in the classroom and is quick and easy to print.

This word and picture matching worksheet is a fun and engaging activity that will help teach students about different wild animals. Children will love identifying the different wild animals and matching their names to the pictures. This is a fantastic resource that can be used at home or in the classroom.

Common exception words appear frequently in texts but they do not follow the phonetic spelling rules. This year 1 English handwriting booklet is a great way to help students spell common exception words and practise their handwriting at the same time. There are 5 handwriting practice sheets included in the workbook. Children practise reading the word and writing it on the line. This will help to improve children's vocabulary and it is quick and easy to download or print.

These colourful flashcards include tens and ones blocks with words written underneath. Use these handy flashcards to help teach place value to your year one students. They can be used in any maths lesson as a warm-up, or displayed in the classroom.

Test your students' knowledge with this handy English assessment paper. This is a fantastic resource to help children with grammar, punctuation, reading, writing, and spelling.

What part of the body do we use to taste? Do lizards have scales? Is a cabbage a fruit or a vegetable? This fun science daily workout is perfect to help children develop their science skills and knowledge. Each daily workout has 8 problems for children to solve. This daily workout covers key areas of the year 1 science national curriculum including animals, including humans, seasonal changes, and plants. Use our daily workouts to reinforce learning in a fun, engaging way.

Which part of the body do we use to smell? Is an ant an insect or a mammal? Our daily workouts include tasks and questions based on the year 1 science national curriculum. Each daily workout has 8 tasks to complete, with colourful illustrations to keep children engaged in what they are learning. These daily workouts are perfect for reinforcing any areas in the curriculum that children might be struggling with. Use this science resource in the classroom or at home.

Our daily workouts are a great way for students to improve their science knowledge and skills. Each daily workout has a set of 8 tasks that cover all of the key areas of the year 1 science national curriculum. This daily workout covers plants, animals, including humans, and seasonal changes. This quick and easy-to-print worksheet can be given to children for homework, used as a fun activity, or be completed in a science lesson.