Grade 1 Worksheets PDF: Arabic Reading, Math and Skills

Grade 1 worksheets in PDF for review at home

In first grade a child learns reading and arithmetic at the same time and needs short practice at home to reinforce what was taught at school. This collection holds first-grade worksheets in PDF for reading, maths, time and English, plus puzzles that train attention. They are for practice and review, not a replacement for the school textbook.

What is inside

Reading: the Reading Arabic with Harakat workbook gives every letter a page of syllables with short vowels, sukun, tanween and long vowels, and the Arabic Mini Readers offer 10 short vowelled stories, each with five sentences and a question page. Maths: the Addition and Subtraction to 20 Workbook with ten-frames, number lines and 4 short tests, and the telling time workbook. General concepts: weekdays, Gregorian and Hijri months and the four seasons. English: 100 sight words with tracing, find-and-colour and flash cards. For breaks between lessons: word searches, mazes and Little Detective logic puzzles.

How to use it

Choose one sheet after school homework, in the subject your child needs most. One letter page from the harakat workbook a day, read aloud, and a short maths test once a week. Puzzles suit the weekend or travel. You can spread subjects across the school days from Sunday to Thursday, one subject per day. You will find a fuller explanation in the article grade 1 worksheets.

Who it is for

For mothers of first-grade boys and girls, for early-grade teachers looking for extra practice sheets, and for children who need reading support before moving up to second grade.

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FAQ

Do the worksheets match the Saudi curriculum?
They are not a copy of the school textbook, but they practise skills a first grader needs: reading syllables with harakat, addition and subtraction to 20, the clock, and days and months. Numbers are written in the Eastern Arabic form used in schools.

How long should a child spend on worksheets each day?
10 to 15 minutes after homework is enough. It is better for the child to finish wanting more than to finish tired.

Are answer keys included?
Yes, many workbooks include answer pages, such as Addition and Subtraction to 20, telling time, the mazes, the detective puzzles and the mini readers, so checking is quick.