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Alphabetical Order
Grade 1 - Spelling - On Level
Worksheet 1
1Which letter belongs between D and F in ABC order?
2Which choice puts this three-letter group in alphabetical order?
3Which choice alphabetizes these words: apple, kite, moon?
4Write these words in alphabetical order: desk, lamp, window.
5Which order is correct for the C words shown?
6Which letter belongs between M and O in ABC order?
7Which choice puts this three-letter group in alphabetical order?
8Which choice alphabetizes these words: game, nest, yard?
9Write these words in alphabetical order: game, nest, yard.
10Which order is correct for the M words shown?
About this worksheet
Alphabetical order is more than singing the alphabet from A to Z. First graders must use the sequence to decide which letter or word comes first, and later compare the second letter when two words begin alike. Children often restart the entire song for every decision or assume that words sharing a first letter are already tied. This worksheet rotates among missing-letter sequences, ordering letter groups, arranging simple words by their first letters, and comparing words that require a second-letter check. Support practice stays with earlier letters and clearly different initials. Standard work uses the whole alphabet, while challenge items include more same-initial groups. Encourage your child to circle the first different letter in each pair, then locate those letters in the alphabet. Letter boxes and short word sets keep the comparison visible. The final answer should be read from left to right to confirm that each step moves forward, never backward.
What your child will learn
Use the alphabet sequence without restarting at A
Arrange letters from earliest to latest
Order words by their first letter
Compare second letters when initials match
Worked example
Cat and cup both start with C. Compare A and U; A comes first, so cat comes before cup.
Common mistake
Looking only at the shared first letter and guessing when words begin alike.
Helpful hint
Find the first letter that differs, then compare those letters in the alphabet.