FirstGrade Fun

📝 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

Here is a fun packets with a lot of activities that students can do independently after you teach them the content. This includes memory/matching games, picture sorts, missing vowel write, and more. I love to use these as task cards that my students can do during small group rotations. These activities align well with Fundations.

Here is a perfect packet that gets your students counting and understanding numbers. This comes with flashcards that shows numbers in different ways, matching activities, building activities, and much more! There are 10 frame flashcards, number writing and matching objects with the number, putting a puzzle together matching the numbers, and connecting pencil pieces together.

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

This memory game focuses on words with the R controlled vowels. Print, laminate, and cut out the file. Then your students are ready to play. The students have to match the picture to the word!

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

This memory game focuses on words with the suffix -s and -es. Print, laminate, and cut out the file. Then your students are ready to play. The students have to match the picture to the word!

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 fun game for students to play to work on their multiplication fact fluency. Just print these out, laminate them, and then cut them. This could be used as a memory game or a matching game.

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 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 activity for task boxes. Just print these out, laminate, and cut. Perfect for students working on CCVC or CVCC words. Just give students a whiteboard marker, and all they have to do is write the missing vowel.

This memory game focuses on words with the glued sound of nk and ng. Print, laminate, and cut out the file. Then your students are ready to play. The students have to match the picture to the word!

Perfect winter activity for individual tasks, partner work, or small group work. Print, laminate, and cut the snowman and then shuffle them. Then the students can build a snowman by matching the picture to the word.

Perfect winter activity for individual tasks, partner work, or small group work. Print, laminate, and cut the snowman and shuffle them. Then the students can build a snowman by matching the picture to the word.

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.