Year 1 Printable Worksheets

This activity includes some characteristics of fish. Children read through the information and think of 5 different types of fish. They are then asked to choose one of the fish they have listed and write a short description about them.

This activity includes some characteristics of reptiles. Children read through the information and think of 4 different types of reptiles. They are then asked to choose one of the reptiles they have listed and write a short description about them.

This activity includes some characteristics of amphibians. Children read through the information and think of 2 different types of amphibians. They are then asked to choose one of the amphibians they have listed and write a short description about them.

This activity includes some characteristics of birds. Children read through the information and think of 5 different types of birds. They are then asked to choose one of the birds they have listed and write a short description about them.

This activity includes some characteristics of mammals. Children read through the information and think of 5 different types of mammals. They are then asked to choose one of the animals they have listed and write a short description about them.

This sorting activity is a great resource to test a child's knowledge of carnivores and herbivores. Children write the name of each animal in the correct column - carnivore or herbivore.

Children will love this fun word search all about animals! Word searches are a great activity to improve vocabulary, memory, and spelling.

This sorting activity is a great resource to introduce children to carnivores, herbivores, and omnivores. Children read through a short description of nine animals and what each animal eats. They are then asked to sort each animal into the correct section of a Venn diagram and answer 3 questions.

This fun activity will help reinforce your teaching of animal groups and is a nice introduction for younger children to start learning about the 5 main animal groups: mammals, reptiles, fish, birds, and amphibians. There is a brief description of each animal group for children to read and then 10 'yes' or 'no' questions for them to answer.

This useful activity can be used to support your lessons about animals. Children are asked to circle the correct name of each farm animal.

This fun activity asks children to label the different parts of a tiger. They are also asked to think of and name 4 different mammals with similar features.

This fun activity asks children to label the different parts of a turtle. They are also asked to think of and name 4 different animals with similar features.

This fun activity asks children to label the different parts of a shark. They are also asked to think of and name 4 different fish with similar features.

This fun activity asks children to label the different parts of a cow. They are also asked to think of and name 4 different animals with similar characteristics.

This fun activity asks children to label the different parts of a flamingo. They are also asked to think of and name 4 different birds.

This is a fun activity that can be used to support your lessons on the topic - animals including humans. Children write the name of each animal and then circle the mammals in red, reptiles in green, fish in blue, birds in yellow, amphibians in grey and insects in orange.

This is a fun activity that can be used to support your lessons about the topic - animals including humans. Children write the name of each animal and then circle the mammals in red, reptiles in green, fish in blue, birds in yellow, amphibians in grey and insects in orange.

This activity will help students to identify and name a variety of common animals including mammals and amphibians. First, they label each animal and then colour 'M' if it's a mammal or 'A' if it's an amphibian.

This activity will help students to identify and name a variety of common animals including birds and reptiles. First, they label each animal and then colour 'B' if it's a bird or 'R' if it's a reptile.

This activity will help students to identify and name a variety of common animals including mammals and fish. First, they label each animal and then colour 'M' if it's a mammal or 'F' if it's a fish.

This fun unscramble the letters activity can be used to support your lessons about trees! Children fill in the missing letters to the names of the evergreen and deciduous trees. They use the word bank to help them.

A fun activity for children to write a sentence about each part of a tree and its function and then label the parts of a tree. This resource can be used to support your lessons on plants!

This fun colouring activity can be used as an extra teaching resource when children are learning about plants in year 1. Children colour in the picture of the apple tree.

This fun colouring activity can be used as an extra teaching resource when children are learning about plants in year 1.

Children use the diagram of different parts of a tree to help them fill in and solve the puzzle.

This cloze activity focuses on the different parts of a tree and asks children to fill in the missing words from the word bank.

Children are asked to write the names of each tree under the correct picture.

Children are asked to write the names of each flowering plant under the correct picture. This worksheet can also be used when going on a scavenger hunt!

This science worksheet for year 1 students asks them to draw a line to match the parts of a plant to the pictures.

Children draw a line to connect all the things a plant needs to survive and grow.

Children find ten vocabulary words hidden in the grid. All of the hidden words are the names of flowers.

This fun vocabulary and handwriting worksheet can be used for young learners in any English class or when learning about the Chinese New Year!

This trace and colour page can be used as a fun resource for younger children when learning about Chinese New Year.

This fun Christmas-themed activity asks students to count the number of holly berries and match them to the correct number. This will help children count and recognise the numbers: 1, 4, 5, 6, and 7.

This fun Christmas-themed activity asks students to count the number of candy canes and match them to the correct number. This will help children count and recognise the numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.

This fun Christmas-themed activity asks students to count the number of Santa hats and match them to the correct number. This will help children count and recognise the numbers: 3, 8, 9, 2, and 10.

This fun Christmas-themed activity asks students to count the number of Christmas presents and match them to the correct number. This will help children count and recognise the numbers: 4, 2, 5, 1, and 10.

This Christmas-themed resource asks students to count the number of cookies and match them to the correct number.

This Christmas-themed resource asks students to count the number of Christmas bells and match them to the correct number.

This fun Christmas-themed activity asks students to count the number of baubles and match them to the correct number.

This Christmas-themed resource asks students to count the number of Christmas trees and match them to the correct number.

This fun Christmas themed colour by number activity will help children recognise numbers 1 - 5. Children follow the number and colour chart to colour the Christmas tree.

This fun Christmas themed colour by number activity will help children recognise numbers 1 - 6. Children follow the number and colour chart to colour the snowman.

Connect the dots is a fun way for children to recognise letters and practise the alphabet. Children connect the dots from a - z in alphabetical order and colour the picture of a Santa hat.

This Christmas-themed connect the dots activity is a fun way for children to practise counting. Children connect the dots from 1 - 23 and colour the picture of a stocking.

This Christmas-themed connect the dots activity is a fun way for children to practise counting. Children connect the dots from 1 - 51 and colour the picture of Santa Claus.

Connect the dots is a fun way for children to recognise letters and practise the alphabet. Children connect the dots from a - z in alphabetical order and colour the picture of the Christmas candle.

This colourful Christmas theme resource asks students to count the number of different baubles and write their answer in the box.