Grade 1 English
Start Your English Journey — Learn Letters, Words & Simple Sentences!
🔤 Step 1 — Alphabets & Letters
Every English journey starts here — learn your ABCs!
Learn the Alphabets (A–Z)
Meet all 26 letters! Learn to recognize, read, and say each letter of the English alphabet.
26 LettersUppercase & Lowercase
Every letter has two forms — A/a, B/b, C/c. Learn when to use the big one and the small one!
4 LessonsLetter Sounds (Phonics)
A says “ah”, B says “buh”, C says “kuh” — learn the sound each letter makes!
26 SoundsLetter Tracing & Writing
Trace the letters, then write them on your own! Practice makes perfect.
Practice Sheets📝 Step 2 — Simple Words
Now that you know letters, let’s put them together to make words!
3-Letter Words (CVC)
Cat, bat, dog, pen, sun — your first real English words! Sound them out letter by letter.
30+ WordsSight Words
Learn important words you’ll see everywhere: the, is, am, are, was, he, she, it, and more!
20 WordsPicture-Word Matching
Look at the picture, read the word! Match pictures to their English names.
Fun Activity📖 Step 3 — Vocabulary Themes
Learn new words grouped by fun themes — with pictures!
Animals
Cat, dog, elephant, parrot & more!
20 WordsColors
Red, blue, green, yellow & more!
12 WordsNumbers as Words
One, two, three… up to twenty!
20 WordsMy Family
Mother, father, sister, brother & more!
15 WordsFruits
Apple, banana, mango, orange & more!
15 WordsBody Parts
Hand, leg, eye, ear, nose & more!
15 Words📚 Step 4 — Grammar Basics
Now that you know words, learn the rules of English!
Nouns (Naming Words)
Learn about words that name people, places, animals, and things. Everything has a name!
8 LessonsVerbs (Action Words)
Run, jump, eat, sleep — action words tell us what someone or something does!
6 LessonsAdjectives (Describing Words)
Big, small, red, blue, happy — words that tell us more about nouns!
6 LessonsSingular & Plural
One cat, two cats! Learn how words change when there’s more than one.
6 Lessons✍️ Step 5 — Sentence Building
Put it all together — make your first English sentences!
Simple Sentences
Put words together to make sentences! Learn how to say a complete thought.
5 LessonsCapital Letters & Full Stops
Every sentence starts with a capital letter and ends with a full stop. Let’s practice!
4 LessonsReading Short Sentences
Read simple sentences on your own! The cat sat. The dog ran. You can do it!
PracticeWriting Short Sentences
Write your own sentences using the words and grammar you’ve learned!
Practice📚 Sample Lesson
Here’s a taste of how our lessons work!
What are Nouns?
A noun is a word that names a person, place, animal, or thing. Look around you — everything you can see and name is a noun! Your mother is a noun. Your school is a noun. Even your pencil is a noun!
💡 Remember This Rule
A noun is a naming word. It tells us the name of a person, place, animal, or thing.
✅ Examples
🧠 Memory Tip
Point at things around you and say their names out loud — those are all nouns!
🎮 Quick Practice Quiz
Test what you know — tap the correct answer!
Which of these is a noun?
Choose the correct sentence:
What is the plural of “cat”?
Which word is a verb (action word)?
Which word describes the ball? “The ball is mine.”
🎉 Quiz Complete!
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💡 Fun Learning Tips for Parents
Help your child learn English at home with these simple ideas!
Read Together Daily
Spend 10 minutes reading a picture book together. Point at words and say them aloud. This builds sight word recognition!
Label Things at Home
Put sticky notes on objects around the house with their English names — door, table, chair, fridge. Kids learn nouns naturally!
Sing ABC Songs
Rhymes and alphabet songs make letter sounds stick. Sing together during playtime or car rides!
Play Word Games
Try “I Spy” — “I spy something red!” or word chains — “Cat → Tap → Pen.” Makes vocabulary building a game!
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Continue your Grade 1 English journey with grammar lessons, vocabulary games, and worksheets!