English Worksheet for Class 1

Name: ____________ Date: ____

Part 1: Reading

Read the following passage:

My Dog

I have a pet dog. His name is Max. Max is brown and white. He loves to play with a ball. Max is very friendly. I love my dog.

Part 2: Comprehension

Answer the following questions:

  1. What is the name of the dog?
  • _______________
  1. What colors is Max?
  • _______________
  1. What does Max love to play with?
  • _______________
  1. Is Max friendly?
  • _______________

Part 3: Vocabulary

Fill in the blanks with the correct words from the passage:

  1. I have a pet _.
  2. Max is brown and _.
  3. He loves to play with a _.
  4. Max is very _.

Part 4: Writing

Write a few sentences about your favorite animal:

My favorite animal is a ________. It is ____ and ______. I love it because ______________.

Part 5: Matching

Match the words

  1. Dog Ball
  2. Ball Brown
  3. Brown Friendly
  4. Friendly Dog

Teacher’s Note:

  • Encourage students to read the passage aloud.
  • Assist students in understanding new words.
  • Help them with sentence formation in the writing section.

Would you like any changes or additional activities included in the worksheet?

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