FirstGrade Fun

Sound BINGO is a fun, low-prep listening and phonics game designed to help young learners strengthen their sound recognition and auditory discrimination skills. Perfect for whole group, small group, or literacy centers, this game keeps students engaged while practicing essential phonics skills. In this BINGO game, students have BINGO cards with answers (letters) while the teacher calls out the sounds, making it easy to manage and ideal for early elementary classrooms. Perfect For: Kindergarten1s

📝 Build a Sentence: Noun and Verb Writing PracticeHelp your students become confident writers with this engaging Sentence Building Worksheet! Students look at the picture, identify the noun and verb, and then use them to create a complete sentence — the perfect way to connect grammar and writing in a meaningful way. ✏️ What’s Included: Multiple worksheets featuring a variety of illustrated scenes Space for students to: Write the noun they see Write the verb that matches the action Use both

🧩 Put the Words in Order: Build a Sentence ActivityMake sentence building fun and engaging with this hands-on “Put the Words in Order” activity! Perfect for 1st Grade, this resource helps students practice reading, writing, and sentence structure as they arrange mixed-up words to form a complete sentence. 💡 Skills Covered: Sentence structure and word order Capitalization and punctuation Reading fluency and comprehension🌟 Ways to Use: Literacy centers Small group work Morning work Early fi

Make learning letters and numbers fun with this engaging black-and-white coloring workbook designed for early learners! Perfect for preschool and kindergarten students, this resource helps children practice letter recognition, number recognition, tracing, and fine motor skills through interactive coloring and handwriting activities. This workbook is divided into two sections—Alphabet and Numbers—to keep learning organized and focused. Alphabet Section: Large uppercase and lowercase letters to co

This is a perfect game to have students play that matches 2 syllable words with their pictures. This aligns with fundations unit 12. This can be used as a partner game or as task cards.

Here is a fun packet to get your students learning about syllables. In this packet, there is a open vs closed syllable sort, v-e vs closed syllable sort, houses to cut out and show what the vowel says in a closed syllable and a open syllable, and a color sort page. For the first three activities, I love to laminate and cut them out so they last longer. The first two activities are great for task cards and independent time. The houses are great to use for small groups and the coloring page would

A perfect way to get your students counting. Have them count the chocolate chips and match to the correct number.

Perfect activity for partner work or small groups. One student takes a red word and reads it to their partner and the partner spells the words. Then they can check their work by looking at the red slip.

Here is a perfect whole class reward system. It has worked amazing in my class. I introduced it in the middle of the year because it was a lot to keep up with individual plans. For me, I played teacher vs students and if the students won, they got a token on the image. If we tied, I would draw a stick and play rock paper scissors. This kept everyone in the class accountable for their actions.

Perfect activity for task boxes. Just print these out, laminate, and cut them out. Each word has a picture and you cut each on into each separate letter. Then the students will have the build the word and the picture in the correct order.

Here is a perfect game for your first grade students. You can play this as a matching game or memory game. This includes 2 syllable words with a suffix -s or suffix -es. This aligns with unit 13 in fundations.

These roll and read pages are perfect for 1st grade. These nonsense words improve students word identification and comprehension. It also helps students to use their letter sound knowledge to read the word instead of memorization. Just print them out and use them as individual time or game time. Perfect to stick into work bins or to play a game for 5 -10 minutes to get your student practicing!

These are the perfect worksheets to see if your students understand what a closed syllable is. On two of the pages, you separate each sound in the word. In the other two worksheets, you find the closed syllable by circling it and you cross out the open syllables. This aligns with unit 9 in Fundations.

These are printable cards that students can match together the same numbers. This helps the students recognize different ways to represent numbers.

This is a perfect book to have your students working on r controlled vowels. There is a page of practice words and then there is a page of sentences of ar, or, ir, er, and ur. Print a copy for each of your students or print them for center rotations to get your students practicing!

Here is a perfect digraph sort for your students. This activity focuses on digraphs in the beginning of a word. I made this for task boxes for my students. Print, laminate, and cut. They are ready to go. I made big cards for the digraph sound. Then the little cards are the pictures they have to sort. There are no words with the pictures so that the students can think about the sound that the word has.

Here is a fun, engaging games for your students. This game you match the numbers with the same numbers to make a pencil. I have use dominoes, tallies, and base ten blocks to make a number. I have used the numbers 0-12.

This is a perfect activity for partner work or small group work. The purple strips have words that have the ng or nk glued sounds. One students will grab a purple slip and without showing their partner, they will read it. Then the partner will spell the word. After the word is spelled they are able to self check.

A perfect activity for partner time or small groups. Have one student grab a yellow words and read it to their partner. Then the partners uses the letters to spell the word. After the first partner can show the second partner if they got it right.

Here is a perfect sorting game that focuses on beginning blends. This can be printed in black and white. There are five pictures that go with each blend. If you want, you could write the word on the back of each picture as well. Print, laminate, play!