English Vocabulary · Grade 1 Live Review Preview
1st Grade Vocabulary Words
First-grade vocabulary grows from phonics into fluent reading. Children meet common sight words, irregular spellings, useful classroom language, and everyday words that help them understand stories and simple informational texts.
These 300 words do not repeat the Phonics/CVC level. The list is informed by the supplied high-frequency-word poster and public first-grade vocabulary references, then reorganized into original lessons with newly written meanings, examples, reading, and questions.
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| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 81 | take | verblong a spelling | to carry or move something from one place to another | Take your cup to the sink. |
| 82 | may | verblong a spelling | used to show permission or possibility | You may choose one game to play. |
| 83 | say | verblong a spelling | to speak words aloud | Please say the word slowly. |
| 84 | way | nounlong a spelling | a method, direction, or path | This is the safest way home. |
| 85 | away | adverblong a spelling | to or at a different place | The rabbit hopped away from the gate. |
| 86 | great | adjectivelong a spelling | very good, enjoyable, or important | We had a great time at the fair. |
| 87 | again | adverbless-common e spelling | one more time | Please read that sentence again. |
| 88 | said | verbless-common e spelling | spoke words in the past | Dad said dinner was ready. |
| 89 | head | nounless-common e spelling | the top part of the body containing the face and brain | Wear a helmet to protect your head. |
| 90 | any | determinerless-common e spelling | one or more of something, without saying exactly which | Do you have any questions? |
Vocabulary reading and practice
Page 9 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 9.
English reading
Reading passage is being prepared.
Translation
Vocabulary quiz
Complete 5 review questions for this page.
1. Wear a helmet to protect your ___.
Answer: head
2. Do you have ___ questions?
Answer: any
3. ___ your cup to the sink.
Answer: take
4. You ___ choose one game to play.
Answer: may
5. Please ___ the word slowly.
Answer: say
Vocabulary chart page
This page focuses on the word chart. Reading passages appear once in each three-page group, while cloze quizzes remain in the established enhanced range for this level.
Sources and curriculum references
These references guide selection and calibration. Definitions, sample sentences, readings, questions, and teaching notes are independently written and reviewed.
- Phonics Australia: The First 300 High Frequency Words
- Flocabulary: 1st Grade Vocabulary Word List
- K12Reader: First Grade Spelling Words
- Reading Rockets: Basic Spelling Vocabulary List
- WikDict downloadable bilingual dictionaries
- Kaikki.org / Wiktextract machine-readable Wiktionary data
- Language-Learning-decks public flashcard datasets
- SBBIC English-to-Khmer Dictionary
- English–Khmer Dictionary Dataset (machine-generated Khmer fallback; human review required)
- PanLex meanings snapshot (direct CC0 gap candidates; human review required)
- Cambridge bilingual dictionaries (individual editorial sense checks)
- Collins English–Hindi Dictionary (individual editorial checks)
- Hindwi and Rekhta dictionaries (individual Hindi/Urdu checks)
- National Institute of Korean Language: Basic Korean Dictionary
- JMdict/EDRDG Japanese dictionary project
- CC-CEDICT Chinese dictionary project
- VDict Vietnamese Dictionary (individual editorial check)
- Google Translate (machine-assisted lesson-reading draft; fluent review required)
- Kuperman et al.: Age-of-acquisition ratings for 30,000 English words