Learning Through Action: Verbs and Picture Comprehension for Class 1 

This interactive Class 1 worksheet introduces young learners to action words (verbs) and picture comprehension in a simple, visual, and engaging way. Through colourful illustrations and carefully designed questions, children learn to identify actions, understand who is doing an action, and connect verbs with real-life situations shown in pictures. 

The worksheet helps students build a strong foundation in grammar by recognising common action words such as running, eating, reading, drinking, washing, and playing. By observing pictures and reading short sentences, children practise understanding meaning, improving vocabulary, and developing early comprehension skills in a fun and stress-free manner. 

Why Actions, Verbs, and Picture Comprehension Matter in Class 1 

Understanding action words is essential for early language development. For Grade 1 learners, this topic is important because: 
1. It helps children recognise and use common action verbs correctly. 
2. It improves sentence understanding through picture-based learning. 
3. It strengthens observation and thinking skills. 
4. It builds confidence in reading simple sentences and short stories. 

What’s Inside This Worksheet? 

This worksheet includes five carefully designed picture-based grammar and comprehension activities: 

🏃 Exercise 1 – Identify the Correct Action 
Students look at pictures and choose the correct action verb that describes what the person or animal is doing. 

🖼️ Exercise 2 – Match the Sentence to the Picture 
Children select the sentence that best matches each picture, improving sentence comprehension. 

👤 Exercise 3 – Who Is Doing the Action? 
Students read simple sentences and identify who is performing the action shown. 

📖 Exercise 4 – Reading CVC Sentences with Picture Support 
Learners match short CVC sentences with the correct pictures, strengthening early reading skills. 

📚 Exercise 5 – Reading Small Picture Stories and Questions 
Children read short picture-based stories and answer questions about the actions, helping them understand sequence and meaning. 

This worksheet makes grammar learning active and enjoyable while supporting early reading, comprehension, and vocabulary development in a child-friendly way. 

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