Year 1 Printable Worksheets

This Christmas-themed worksheet asks students to draw a line to match the pictures on the left to the words on the right.

This colourful printable Christmas Bingo game is fun to play at home or at school with children.

This connect the dots and trace activity can be used as an extra resource for any aeroplane-theme lesson, or simply just for fun!

This colour and trace activity can be used as an extra resource for any aeroplane-theme lesson, or simply just for fun!

Connect the dots is a fun way for children to practise counting. Children connect the dots from 1 - 22 and colour the picture of the Christmas jumper.

This Christmas themed maths worksheet will help improve a child's counting skills. Children count the number of baubles and write the answer on each line.

This Christmas themed maths worksheet will help improve a child's counting skills. Children count the number of Christmas trees in each box and colour the correct answer.

This Christmas themed maths worksheet will help improve a child's counting skills. Children count the number of stockings in each box and colour the correct answer.

This Christmas themed maths worksheet will help improve a child's counting skills. Children count the number of bells in each box and colour the correct answer.

Connect the dots is a fun way for children to practise counting. Children connect the dots from 1 - 30 and colour the picture of the Christmas tree.

Connect the dots is a fun way for children to practise counting. Children connect the dots from 1 - 36 and colour the picture of the reindeer.

Connect the dots is a fun way for children to practise counting. Children connect the dots from 1 - 19 and colour the picture of the penguin.

Connect the dots is a fun way for children to practise counting. Children connect the dots from 1 - 30 and colour the picture of the Christmas bell.

This fun Christmas themed colour by number activity will help children recognise numbers 1 - 4. Children follow the number and colour chart to colour the Christmas tree.

Shadow matching activities are a great way for children to learn how to identify objects where the shape is the distinguishing feature, not the colour or detail. Kids draw a line to match the Halloween objects with their shadows.

This fun, nature-themed activity can be used in the garden or when you're out for a walk. Kids find all of the objects in a row, column, or corner to corner to win Bingo!

We can do so many things with our bodies. Think about the different things you can do using different parts of your body e.g. we use our ears to listen. Draw a line to match the body part to its function.

Our senses (sight, smell, touch, taste and hearing) help us to understand what's happening around us. Students draw a line to match the pictures to the correct senses.

An ordinal number tells us the position of something in a list, such as 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th etc. Students are asked to draw a line to match the ordinal numbers to the words.

This colourful maths activity for year 1 learners asks students to write the name of each 2D shape. The first letter has been given to help them.

Pupils recognise common shapes and match the everyday objects to the correct shape (triangle, square, rectangle and circle).

Pupils are asked to complete each pattern across the grid.

Practise counting up to 20. This colourful maths activity asks students to count the number of objects in each box and write their answer on the line.

This maths resource will help young learners to recognise patterns of shapes. Students are asked to circle the shape that comes next in the pattern.

This maths resource for young learners asks students to colour the objects according to their ordinal number.

Students are asked to draw a line between each set of shapes and the correct number. This colourful maths resource will help young learners practise their counting and recognise numbers from 1 - 10.

Students read through some interesting facts about Belfast. There is a fill in the missing words exercise and an answer the questions activity.

Students read through some interesting facts about Cardiff. There is a fill in the missing words exercise and an answer the questions activity.

This halloween themed maths resource asks students to fill in the missing numbers from 1 - 100.

Children colour the numbers 1 - 4 correctly to find the hidden word.

Shadow matching activities are a great way for children to learn how to identify objects where the shape is the distinguishing feature, not the colour or detail. Kids draw a line to match the autumn leaves with their shadows.

This maths worksheet will help children to count in twos. Kids write 2 less on the left side and 2 more on the right side.

Students read through some interesting facts about London. There is a fill in the missing words, true or false, and answer the questions activity for students to complete.

Students read through some interesting facts about London. There is a fill in the missing words exercise and a colouring picture.

Logical puzzle game for children. Kids follow and colour the circles to the finish. This will help to develop a child's attentiveness and spatial, mathematical thinking skills.

Students draw the missing shapes and write the letters to complete the grids. Each shape and letter must only appear once in each row and column.

Students cut out the animals carefully and place or glue them to a square so that no row or column has the same leaf.

Students cut out the animals carefully and place or glue them to a square so that no row or column has the same animal.

Students cut out the autumn leaves carefully and place or glue them to a square so that no row or column has the same leaf.

Shadow matching activities are a great way for children to learn how to identify objects where the shape is the distinguishing feature, not the colour or detail. Kids draw a line to match the dinosaurs with their shadows.

Shadow matching activities are a great way for children to learn how to identify objects where the shape is the distinguishing feature, not the colour or detail. Kids draw a line to match the farm animals with their shadows.

Shadow matching activities are a great way for children to learn how to identify objects where the shape is the distinguishing feature, not the colour or detail. Kids draw a line to match the Arctic animals with their shadows.

Shadow matching activities are a great way for children to learn how to identify objects where the shape is the distinguishing feature, not the colour or detail. Kids draw a line to match the African animals with their shadows.

Shadow matching activities are a great way for children to learn how to identify objects where the shape is the distinguishing feature, not the colour or detail. Kids draw a line to match the sea animals with their shadows.

Shadow matching activities are a great way for children to learn how to identify objects where the shape is the distinguishing feature, not the colour or detail. Kids draw a line to match the robots with their shadows.

Shadow matching activities are a great way for children to learn how to identify objects where the shape is the distinguishing feature, not the colour or detail. Kids draw a line to match the forest animals with their shadows.

Children colour the different parts of the picture following the number and colour chart.

Students recognise and identify the names and properties of common 2D shapes.