1st grade English

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 The student:

  Reviews consonant and vowel sounds.

  Is introduced to reading and writing of word families and sentences.

  Studies blends, diphthongs, ending sounds, and suffixes.

  Develops reading comprehension skills.

  Copies sentences using proper capitalization and punctuation.


Resources:

Language Arts 1 – Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool

Under the Home Online Homeschool Curriculum - Reading Textbook

Under the Home Online Homeschool Curriculum - Prose Subject

Under the Home Online Homeschool Curriculum - Poetry Textbook

Free Homeschool Language Arts - The Good and the Beautiful

Free First Grade Readers - Freedom Homeschooling

Free Homeschool Handwriting Curriculum

Common Core Sheets -has spelling

Home Spelling Words - Spelling Games, Worksheets, Tests & Lists -can be used for free with limited access. 

Pearson Scott Foresman Grammar & Writing Handbook Gr 1.pdf

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