Free Grade 1 Lessons: 36 Activities Across 9 Subjects
36 free lessons. No account, no ads, works offline.
Grade 1 is where recognition turns into use. A child stops naming letters and starts reading words, stops counting objects and starts adding them. It is the year the most visible jump happens.
These 36 lessons cover sight words and plurals, addition and subtraction within twenty, plants and the body, joined Urdu letters, and the rest of the nine subjects.
Every lesson, free to open
English
Urdu
Maths
Science
Islamic Studies
Pakistan Studies
General Knowledge
Health & Food
The year gaps start to show
- Children who did not fully secure letter sounds now struggle to read, and the cause looks like a reading problem rather than a phonics gap.
- Number bonds to ten decide how the whole year goes. Without instant recall, addition stays slow and word problems stay out of reach.
- The workload steps up and confidence can drop quickly. Short wins matter more this year than covering ground.
Secure the basics before adding pace
If reading or addition feels heavy, drop back to the Kindergarten lessons for that subject for a week. It is faster than pushing through.
Keep sessions short and daily. Grade 1 rewards consistency more than any other level here.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What age is Grade 1 for?
Roughly ages 5 to 7. Place by ability rather than age; starting a level lower and moving up quickly works better than struggling.
Are all 36 lessons free?
Yes, with no subscription, no purchases and no ads.
My child finds reading hard. Where should we start?
Start with the Kindergarten English lessons on letter sounds and vowels, then move to Grade 1 sight words. Reading difficulty at this stage is usually an unfinished phonics gap.