Welcome to your animal spelling worksheet! These worksheets are best for the grade 1 students to learn as they will help them practice the spelling of the five-letter animals. They have to identify the names of the animals, circle the letters included in the worksheet, and write the names on their own. So check out these worksheets and enjoy discovering and writing these animal names!
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Animal Spelling Practice Worksheets For Grade 1
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- SHARK
- PANDA
- TIGER
- EAGLE
In this worksheet, students have to practice the spelling of the five-letter animals. They have to recognize the names of the animals, circle the letters included in the names, and then write the names on their own. This worksheet includes an answer key below for the students to work effectively.
- SNAKE
- BISON
- KOALA
- CAMEL
This blank and white worksheet includes the activity of identifying the names of the four-letter animals, circling the letters of the name, and then writing the words on their own. It includes names of animals such as snakes, bison, koala, camel, etc.
- MOOSE
- LEMUR
- RHINO
- ZEBRA
This activity includes animal names like moose, lemur, rhino, and zebra, and the grade 1 students have to practice the spelling of the five-letter animals. They have to identify the name of the animal, circle the letters included in the name, and then write the name of the animal on their own in the blank column.
- OTTER
- WHALE
- SKUNK
- MOUSE
In this worksheet, students have to identify the names of the animals, circle the letters present in the name, and then write the name of the animal on their own. This will enhance their writing and reading skills and they will be able to recognize the animals with the help of the worksheet.
Well done on completing the worksheet of five-letter animals by circling and writing their names. This activity will create a sense of recognition of the animals among the children and they will enhance their writing and reading skills. So keep practicing such worksheets and build your knowledge to learn more complex words in higher classes and use them in the sentence to look good.
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