Writing Worksheet · Grades K–1
Label the Picture Worksheet
Twelve pictures and two word banks: the child finds the word that names each picture and writes it on the line. Printable PDF with a complete answer key.
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Subject
Writing
Grades
Grades K–1
Skill Focus
Label the Picture, writing process
Lesson Length
20 minutes
Learning Objective
Write the one word that names a picture, choosing it from a word bank.
Lesson Overview
About this worksheet
Writing starts smaller than a sentence. Before a child can tell a reader what is happening, they can name what is there, and a label is exactly that: one word tied to one picture. It is the first writing job a five-year-old can finish on their own.
Both sections give the child a word bank, because the skill being practiced is matching a word to a picture and then forming the letters, not inventing a spelling. Section A works from a bank of five words and Section B from a bank of seven, so the second half asks for a longer look before the child commits.
The answer key on page three lists the word for every picture, in the order the sheet asks for them.
How to Use This Lesson
Print the worksheet. Both word banks are in the box on page one.
Read the word bank aloud together before students begin.
Have students say each picture’s name out loud, then find it in the bank.
Check the answers against page three.
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