Printable Scholar1st Grade January Worksheets
Math, reading and writing sheets for January in a winter theme: snowmen, mittens, sleds, penguins and hot cocoa. Print-and-go, black and white, with answer keys. 8 sheets are free, and the full packet of 40 is $5.
Math, reading and writing sheets for January in a winter theme: snowmen, mittens, sleds, penguins and hot cocoa. Print-and-go, black and white, with answer keys. 8 sheets are free, and the full packet of 40 is $5.
All 40 sheets in one file: the 8 free ones below and 32 more that are only in the packet.
Each is a PDF you can print right away.
Count the rods of ten and the ones, then write the number. Answer key on page 2.
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Twelve adding facts within 20 on snowflake cards. Answer key on page 2.
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Add or subtract on each part of the winter hat, then color it by the answers. Answer key on page 2.
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Read a word with y, ai, ay, ee or ea and circle its picture. Answer key on page 2.
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A four-line story to read, then six sentences to mark yes or no. Answer key on page 2.
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Say each picture, then circle and write ai or ay. Answer key on page 2.
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Write five sentences again with a capital letter and an end mark. Answer key on page 2.
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Write the word for each winter picture from the word bank. Answer key on page 2.
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The packet has 16 math sheets, 16 reading sheets and 8 writing and fun sheets. The math is January in a 1st grade year: tens and ones, a mid-year review of adding and subtracting, comparing two-digit numbers and ten more and ten less, with facts within 20, missing numbers, number bonds, color by sum, story problems, skip counting and a picture graph to keep them going.
The reading is y as a vowel (fly, funny), all, walk and wash, ai and ay (rain, tray) and ee and ea (sheep, seal): words to match, read and spell, four short stories and facts about penguins, a sentence to build and the month's heart words to map. The writing sheets are fix the sentence, nouns, verbs and adjectives, a New Year wish, a how-to, a mitten to decorate, winter things to label, a would-you-rather and a spot-the-changes picture.
The sheets follow the January weeks of our 1st grade plan. The stories use only the spellings taught by then and the heart words of the year so far, so a child can read them without guessing. Math facts stay within 20, and the place value work stays within 100.
Every sheet stands on its own, so use them in any order: morning work, a center, a sub folder, homework or a snow day at home. A few are cut-and-glue sheets, which need scissors and a glue stick.
For more practice on one skill, see the 1st grade math worksheets, the phonics worksheets, the 1st grade spelling lists and the 1st grade reading passages. Younger children can start with the kindergarten January worksheets.