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Classification of the animal worksheets for grade 1

These are the free printable worksheets related to the classification of the animal for grade 1 kids in PDF format. Please download these worksheets by clicking on the images shown below.

Animals can be mainly classified in 5 categories:

  • Mammals
  • Reptiles
  • Amphibians
  • Birds
  • Fishes

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animal classification worksheets for grade 1

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These are the worksheets related to the classification of the animals into 5 categories i.e. mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds and fishes. These activities include the matching of animals to their correct classification category, drawing and coloring, cut and paste, identify and circle the animals according to the instructions in the sheet, fill in the blanks etc..

Cut and paste the animals into the right animal classification category in the given worksheet for grade 1.
Sheet 1: Cut paste animals from sheet 2 in the right category
Cut and paste the animals into the right animal classification category.
Sheet 2: Cut and paste animals on the sheet 1
Circle the amphibians in the animal classification worksheet for grade 1.
Circle all the amphibians in the given pictures of animals
Cut and paste the pictures in the correct box.
Cut and paste pictures of reptiles and mammals
Select the correct option and fill in the blanks.
Select the correct option and fill in the blanks
Draw one animal from each group below and label them
Draw one animal from each group and label them

Animal Groups and Their Features:

  1. Mammals:
    • mammals have fur or hair.
    • They feed milk to their babies.
    • Examples: Dog, cow, lion, elephant.
  2. Birds
    • Birds have feathers and wings.
    • Most birds can fly, but not all (like penguins).
    • Examples: Parrot, eagle, crow, penguin.
  3. Fish
    • Fishes live in water and have fins.
    • Fish breathe through gills.
    • Examples: Goldfish, shark, tuna.
  4. Reptiles
    • Reptiles have dry and scaly skin.
    • Most reptiles lay eggs.
    • Examples: Snake, lizard, crocodile, turtle.
  5. Amphibians
    • Amphibians live both on land and in water.
    • Examples: Frog, toad, salamander.