First Grade Summer Review
Description
Avoid the summer slide with these 50 no-prep review activities for first grade. Your 1st grade students will love these fun and engaging review worksheets that will keep them learning all summer long! This summer review packet covers important topics in math, reading, writing, and more - it includes everything your first grader needs!
This 1st grade summer review packet includes:
- Summer Bucket List
- Summer Shapes
- summer Syllables
- Counting Critters
- Starting Sounds
- Skip Counting
- Silent Final E
- Making 10
- Would You Rather?
- Awesome Addition
- Copywork (Summer vocabulary)
- Non-standard Measurement
- Rhyming Words
- Summertime Subtraction
- Inflections (-ed and -ing)
- Seek and Find Object Counting
- Summer is the Best! Reading Comprehension
- Reading Clocks
- Phonograms
- Subtraction
- Camping Tales: Fill in the Blanks
- Number Bonds
- Tracing
- Even or Odd?
- Finish the Sentences
- Addition and Subtraction word problems
- Adjectives
- Color by Addition
- Picture-Perfect Patterns
- Sentence Copywork
- Subtraction
- Spin a Story
- Numbers 1-100
- Color by Sight Word
- Double-digit Subtraction
- Shopping Time
- Underwater Addition
- It's in the Details
- Symmetry
- It's Game Time! Reading and Matching
- Sports Graphing
- Picture-Perfect Day
- Shoot and Score
- Nature Hunt
- Show Me the Money
- Where in the World?
- Beth's Birthday Surprise?
- Fact Families
- Summer Word Search
- Listen Closely, Artist
Research shows us that so many important skills are lost during the summer months, so let’s keep up the fun learning all summer long! Just doing a little bit of ‘schoolwork’ each week keeps the information solidified in their brains and will give them a leg up when they resume school in the fall.
The no-prep activities in this packet were created to engage your little learner and keep their mind sharp while still having fun. This packet includes 50 summer-themed review activities, covering important first grade concepts in math, reading, language arts, writing, and more! The pages can be completed in any order.
Some people choose to print out one or two pages at a time while others will print the whole packet, staple/bind it, and give it to their student to complete. Your child may need help reading the directions, but they should be able to complete all of the activities with little-to-no help. If your child does struggle on a page, it can give you valuable information on what specific topic/area to focus on before he goes back to school.
Resource created by Jessica Lawler
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