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1st Grade learning posters

First grade is where facts start needing to be fast — these keep them within glancing distance.

Ages 6–7 · 8 posters

  • Addition facts
  • Number line
  • Sight words
  • Vowels
  • Telling time

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1st Grade Sight WordsThe 41 first-grade high-frequency words in reading order.1st GradeThese words break the sounding-out rules — they have to be known on sight. Tick one when it is automatic.afteragainananyasaskbycouldeveryflyfromgivegoinghadhasherhimhishowjustknowletlivemayofoldonceopenoverputroundsomestoptakethankthemthenthinkwalkwerewhenHOW TO USE41 words · five a week · read them, don't spell them.1st Grade Sight Wordslittleactivity.com
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1st Grade Sight Words

The 41 first-grade high-frequency words in reading order.

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Short & Long VowelsEach vowel with its short sound, long sound and a picture for…1st GradeVOWELSHORT SOUNDLONG SOUND — says its nameAa/ă/appleone vowel, then a consonant/ā/rainbowvowel + e, or two vowels togetherEe/ĕ/eggone vowel, then a consonant/ē/beevowel + e, or two vowels togetherIi/ĭ/fishone vowel, then a consonant/ī/ice creamvowel + e, or two vowels togetherOo/ŏ/orangeone vowel, then a consonant/ō/boatvowel + e, or two vowels togetherUu/ŭ/cupone vowel, then a consonant/ū/flutevowel + e, or two vowels togetherREMEMBERTwo vowels go walking, the first one does the talking: rain, boat, team.Short & Long Vowelslittleactivity.com
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Short & Long Vowels

Each vowel with its short sound, long sound and a picture for both.

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Hundred Chart1–100 with the tens columns shaded so patterns pop out.1st Grade123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960616263646566676869707172737475767778798081828384858687888990919293949596979899100MOVE ON THE CHART→ right = +1↓ down = +10↑ up = −1037 + 10 landsstraight below,on 47.WHAT TO NOTICEEvery number in a columnends with the same digit.Shaded squares are thefives; the last column, tens.Hundred Chartlittleactivity.com
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Hundred Chart

1–100 with the tens columns shaded so patterns pop out.

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Addition Facts to 10Every sum to 10 in a grid, with the doubles picked out.1st Grade+0123456789100012345678910112345678910112234567891011123345678910111213445678910111213145567891011121314156678910111213141516778910111213141516178891011121314151617189910111213141516171819101011121314151617181920START WITH THE DOUBLES1+1=2 · 2+2=4 · 3+3=6 · 4+4=8 · 5+5=10Then near-doubles: 4+5 is one more than 4+4. The shaded diagonal is every double.Adding zero changes nothing. Swapping the order changes nothing either.Addition Facts to 10littleactivity.com
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Addition Facts to 10

Every sum to 10 in a grid, with the doubles picked out.

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Number Line 0–20A big 0–20 line with hop arrows for adding and subtracting.1st Grade012345678910111213141516171819208 + 5 = 13start at the bigger number and hop forwards five times0123456789101112131415161718192012 − 4 = 8start at 12 and hop backwards four timesTHE WHOLE LINE01234567891011121314151617181920halfwayHOW TO USE ITAdding moves right. Subtracting moves left.Start at the bigger number — fewer hops, fewer mistakes.To compare, the number further right is always the larger one.Count the hops, not the numbers you land on.Number Line 0–20littleactivity.com
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Number Line 0–20

A big 0–20 line with hop arrows for adding and subtracting.

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3D ShapesSix solids with faces, edges and vertices counted.1st GradeCubelike a dice, a sugar cube6 faces · 12 edges · 8 verticesRectangular prismlike a cereal box, a brick6 faces · 12 edges · 8 verticesSpherelike a football, an orange1 curved surface · 0 edgesCylinderlike a tin, a candle2 flat faces · 1 curvedConelike a party hat, an ice cream1 flat face · 1 curved · 1 vertexPyramidlike the Great Pyramid, a tent5 faces · 8 edges · 5 verticesVOCABULARYFace = a flat surface · Edge = where two faces meet · Vertex = a cornerFind one of each solid in the kitchen before you sit down.3D Shapeslittleactivity.com
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3D Shapes

Six solids with faces, edges and vertices counted.

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Telling TimeClock faces for o'clock and half past, with both hands…1st Grade121234567891011TWO HANDSSHORT handpoints at the HOURLONG handpoints at the MINUTESLong hand on 12→ o'clockLong hand on 6→ half pastPRACTISE THESE1212345678910112:00two o'clock1212345678910115:30half past five1212345678910118:00eight o'clock12123456789101111:30half past elevenTIPRead the short hand first, always. Say the hour, then the minutes.Telling Timelittleactivity.com
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Telling Time

Clock faces for o'clock and half past, with both hands labelled.

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1st Grade posters — questions

What do the 1st Grade posters cover?

Hundred Chart, Addition Facts to 10, Number Line 0–20, 3D Shapes, 1st Grade Sight Words, Short & Long Vowels, Telling Time, Parts of a Plant. Together they cover addition facts, number line, sight words, vowels, telling time — the reference knowledge 1st Grade keeps asking a child to recall.

Are the 1st Grade posters free?

Yes. Every poster on this page can be previewed in full and downloaded as a print-ready PDF for free. The $7.99 option simply bundles all 8 into one PDF so you print once rather than downloading them one at a time.

How should I use a poster once it is printed?

Hang it where the work happens, then refer to it out loud. A poster that gets pointed at during homework teaches; a poster nobody mentions is wallpaper. Each poster on this page carries a one-line suggestion for exactly that.

Is my child too old or too young for the 1st Grade set?

Mix freely. These are individual reference sheets, not a sequence — a child who is ahead in reading and behind in maths can take the poster they need from either grade without any awkwardness.

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