Transition words worksheet for grade 1
These are the free printable transition words worksheet for grade 1 in PDF. Please download these worksheets by clicking on the images or links shown below.
Through these exercises, kids can sharpen their use of transition words to link concepts and organize events, which will help them write better and tell more well organized stories.
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![Draw a line to match each transition word to the correct use.](https://www.planetspin.in/wp-content/uploads/match-transition-words-worksheet-grade1-1.png)
![Fill in the blanks with the correct transition word (first, next, then, after, finally).](https://www.planetspin.in/wp-content/uploads/fill-in-the-blanks-with-correct-transition-words-worksheet-grade1-1.png)
![Number the sentences in the correct order using the transition words.](https://www.planetspin.in/wp-content/uploads/number-the-sentences-transition-words-worksheet-grade1-1.png)
![Write a sentence using each transition words (worksheet for grade 1)](https://www.planetspin.in/wp-content/uploads/write-sentence-for-transition-words-worksheet-grade1-1.png)
![Complete each sentence using the transition words: too, again, besides (worksheet for grade 1)](https://www.planetspin.in/wp-content/uploads/fill-in-the-story-with-transition-words-worksheet-grade1-1.png)
![Fill in the blanks with the correct transition word (too, again, besides).](https://www.planetspin.in/wp-content/uploads/fill-in-the-blanks-with-transition-words-worksheet-grade1-1.png)
More about transition words:
Transition words are words and phrases that help connect ideas, sentences, and paragraphs smoothly. They guide readers through the text and show relationships between different parts of the text. For Grade 1 kids, the focus is on simple transition words that help sequence events or ideas, such as “first,” “next,” “then,” and “finally.”
List of Transition Words in sentences
First: Used to introduce the first step or idea. Example: First, I brush my teeth.
Next: Used to show what happens after the first step. Example: Next, I eat breakfast.
Then: Used to indicate what happens following the previous action. Example: Then, I put on my shoes.
Finally: Used to show the last step or idea. Example: Finally, I go to school.