Using A, An, and The: Articles Worksheet for Class 1

Help your child strengthen their sentence-building skills with this focused grammar worksheet on articles for Class 1. Through simple sentence completions, children learn how to choose the right article—a, an, or the—based on sound, context, and meaning.

Why Learning Articles Matters:

Articles may be small words, but they play a big role in English sentence structure. For young learners, correctly using a, an, and the helps improve fluency, clarity, and grammar accuracy. This concept lays the foundation for writing complete and meaningful sentences.

What Makes This Worksheet Helpful:

📝 Fill-in-the-Blanks with Mixed Options:

Students complete sentences by choosing the correct article from given choices like a, an, or the. For example: I saw ___ moon in the night sky.

🎯 Supports Sound-Word Awareness:

The worksheet reinforces when to use a (before consonant sounds) and an (before vowel sounds), and introduces the for specific objects.

📚 Curriculum-Compatible Practice:

This worksheet follows CBSE, ICSE, and other board grammar expectations for Grade 1 learners. It’s designed to be both accessible and concept-focused.

🎨 Real-Life Context Examples:

With examples involving familiar items like apple, elephant, book, and moon, children can easily relate to the situations and apply grammar meaningfully.

Expected Learning Outcomes:

By completing this worksheet, your child will:

1. Learn to choose the right article (a, an, the) based on sentence context.

2. Strengthen their understanding of English sentence structure.

3. Build early confidence in speaking and writing grammatically correct sentences.

4. Show steady progress in grammar-based classroom tasks.

✅ Help Your Child Practice Articles with Everyday Examples

Download this Class 1 English worksheet on articles today and support your child’s journey toward better sentence construction and grammar fluency.

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)

1. I saw an elephant at the zoo.

2. She ate an apple for lunch.

3. We read a book about dinosaurs.

4. He found an orange in the basket.

5. There is a cat sleeping on the sofa.

6. I saw the moon in the night sky.