Grade 1 Activities
Explore these engaging, hands-on activities designed to support the Grade 1 curriculum across all subject areas. Each activity aligns with specific curriculum outcomes while making learning fun and interactive.
Mathematics Activities
Hands-on activities for number sense, patterns, measurement, and more
Explore fun, interactive activities that help students develop foundational math skills through play and discovery. These activities support the development of number sense, pattern recognition, measurement concepts, and problem-solving skills.
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Experiments and explorations with light, sound, animals, and space
Discover simple science experiments and hands-on investigations that encourage observation, questioning, and discovery. These activities help students explore concepts related to light and sound, animal adaptations, and day and night cycles.
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Engaging activities for listening, speaking, reading, and writing
Explore creative activities that develop literacy skills through storytelling, reading strategies, and writing practice. These activities support the development of phonological awareness, comprehension, and communication skills.
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Activities exploring culture, community, and economic awareness
Discover activities that help students understand their place in the community and world. These activities explore cultural celebrations, community helpers, and basic economic concepts through hands-on, collaborative learning.
View ActivitiesCross-Curricular Activities
Activities that integrate multiple subject areas for comprehensive learning
These integrated activities combine concepts from multiple subject areas, helping students make connections across the curriculum. The weather station activity, for example, incorporates mathematics, science, language arts, and social studies concepts.
View Cross-Curricular ActivitiesUsing These Activities
These activities are designed to be flexible and adaptable to different classroom settings and student needs. They can be used as:
- Whole-class lessons to introduce new concepts
- Small group activities for collaborative learning
- Learning center activities for independent exploration
- Extension activities for students who need additional challenges
- Home connection activities to engage families in the learning process
Each activity includes a list of materials, step-by-step instructions, and suggestions for extensions or modifications. Printable resources are also provided where applicable.