No-Prep Printables

Language Arts
1ST Grade

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Color the Nouns

Noun is a person, place, or thing.

Direction:
Color the apples with common nouns.

bunny
ball
small

tree
ship
two

moon yes

store

red sister
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Singular Noun and Plural Noun Sort

Direction:
Read the words below, cut out the boxes, then sort
them into the correct space.

Singular Noun Plural Noun

bags idea words

wall shirts animal
turtle brothers table
windows chairs flower
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Subject-Verb Agreement
DO or DOES
A verb should go with the naming part of the sentence.

I YOU HE SHE IT WE THEY

do does do

Direction:
Fill the blanks with the correct be verb (do, does).

1. He _____________ not want to draw or paint.

2. Why _____________ they always go there?
3. John _____________ not like to eat broccoli.
4. _____________ he play the piano?
5. Helen and I _____________ not like carrots.
6. _____________ Ping cook with her mom?
7. _____________ they swim very fast?
8. Some plants _____________ not need water every
day.
9. _____________ the Earth rotate around the sun?
10. _____________ you have to ask your sister?
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Whose is it?
Possessive pronoun shows ownership.

Direction:
Read the sentence and fill in the blank with the correct
pronoun.

1. This is Jen.
her
This is ________ book.
2. This is Benny.
This is ________ puppy.
3. This is John and me.
This is ________ house. Word Bank
4. This is Peter and Wendy. my
This is ________ flower. your
5. This is me. her
This is ________ snowman. his
6. This is you. its
This is ________ mug. our
their
7. This is a kitten.
This is ________ toy.
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All About Ed
Add -ed to a verb to make it open-> opened
past tense.

If a verb ends in a silent e, just close-> closed

add -d to make it past tense.

Direction:
Write the correct past tense verbs.

1. want __________ 8. call __________

2. finish __________ 9. visit __________

3. wash __________ 10. hope __________

4. smile __________ 11. work __________

5. arrive __________ 12. play __________

6. cook __________ 13. watch __________

7. bake __________ 14. enjoy __________

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Command vs. Exclamation

A command tells someone to do something.
*Put the toys away.
An exclamation shows strong feeling.
* These cookies smell delicious!
Direction: Circle command or exclamation for the sentences
below.
1. Dont do that, please.
command exclamation
2. How pretty it is!
command exclamation
3. What a good cook she is!
command exclamation
4. Have some carrots.
command exclamation
5. Happy birthday!
command exclamation
6. Raise your hand to speak.
command exclamation
7. Close the windows.
command exclamation
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