PencilGoGrade 1 · Reading · Vocabulary
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Grade 1 Reading Worksheet
Circle the word that fits the sentence.
This soup is ____ hot.
She has ____ new shoes.
Turn ____ at the corner.
One, ____, three, four.
My dog has ____ ears.
I want to go ____.
I like to eat ____ and rice.
I want ____ apples.
Homophones are words that sound the same but are spelled differently and mean different things: to, too and two; see and sea; hear and here. They are a classic source of spelling mistakes, because a child who writes by sound cannot tell them apart, and the only way is to think about the meaning. On this grade 1 worksheet each line is a sentence with a blank, followed by the homophones that sound alike, and your child circles the one that fits.
Six of the eight lines on every sheet use to, too and two; the other two use a different pair, such as see and sea on support sheets and write and right on later ones. Read each choice in the sentence and ask which one makes sense.
Common Core standard: L.1.4
I have ____ cats. The choices are to, too and two. The sentence is about how many cats, and two is a number, so circle two.
Choosing a spelling by sound alone, which is the same for every choice.
Read the sentence with each choice. Which one makes sense?
Choosing a spelling by sound alone, which is the same for every choice.
Read the sentence with each choice. Which one makes sense?
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Similar: Use Context Clues · Use Prefixes and Suffixes
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