Class first grammar worksheet

 

Here is a simple Grammar Worksheet for Class 1 students. You can print it or use it as practice at home or in class.

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Class 1 Grammar Worksheet

Name: _____________    Date: _____________

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1. Circle the Nouns (naming words):

dog run school happy apple jump girl

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2. Fill in the blanks with Pronouns:

(he, she, it, they)

1. This is my brother. ___ is playing.
2. This is my mother. ___ is cooking.
3. This is my book. ___ is red.
4. John and I are friends. ___ play together.

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3. Match the Action Words (Verbs):

A	B
eat	a ball
jump	food
read	a book
throw	high

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4. Choose the correct Article (a, an):

1. ___ apple
2. ___ dog
3. ___ elephant
4. ___ ball

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5. Write the Opposites:

1. Hot – ______
2. Big – ______
3. Happy – ______
4. Up – ______

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6. Tick the correct sentence:

• [ ] the cat is sleeping
• [ ] The cat is sleeping.
• [ ] the Cat is Sleeping

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7. Write One and Many:

1. One: cat → Many: __________
2. One: book → Many: __________
3. One: tree → Many: _________

Grammar for class First student

 

For a 1st-grade student, grammar should be introduced in a fun and simple way. Here’s a basic grammar outline suitable for 1st-grade level:

Basic Grammar Topics for Class 1:

1. Alphabets

   • Capital and small letters
   • Alphabetical order

2. Nouns

   • Naming words (person, place, animal, thing)
   • Examples: boy, school, dog, book

3. Pronouns

   • Words used instead of nouns
   • Examples: I, he, she, it, we, you, they

4. Verbs

   • Action words
   • Examples: run, jump, eat, sleep

5. Adjectives

   • Describing words
   • Examples: big, small, happy, red

6. Articles

   • a, an, the
   • Use "a" before consonant sounds (a cat), "an" before vowel sounds (an apple)

7. Prepositions (basic)

   • Words that show position
   • Examples: in, on, under, behind

8. Sentences

   • Begin with a capital letter and end with a full stop
   • Example: The cat is on the mat.

9. Opposites

   • Hot–cold, big–small, happy–sad

10. Singular and Plural

• One vs. more than one
• cat – cats, dog – dogs