See & Say: Picture Description Sentences for Class 1

This Class 1 worksheet helps children learn how to observe pictures carefully and express what they see using clear, simple sentences. With zoo scenes, market scenes, and a family-at-home picture, learners build the ability to describe actions, objects, and everyday moments. 
The worksheet includes picture-based sentence writing, fill-in-the-blanks, question–answer practice, and completing short action sentences—all designed to make sentence formation engaging and meaningful for young learners.

Why Picture Description Matters in Grammar? 

Picture description is an essential literacy skill because: 
1. It teaches children how to convert visual details into meaningful sentences. 
2. It improves vocabulary through real-life scenes like the zoo, market, and home. 
3. It strengthens grammar skills such as subject–verb agreement and proper sentence structure. 
4. It boosts observation, creativity, and confidence in speaking and writing.

What’s Inside This Worksheet?

🧠 Exercise 1 – Write Sentences from a Zoo Picture 
Children look at pictures of a zoo gate with animals, a lion resting in a cage, a monkey jumping on a branch, and a zookeeper feeding a hippo. They write short descriptive sentences about each scene.

✏️ Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks 
Learners fill missing words like lion, animals, hippo, monkeys, and fruits based on the zoo picture shown.

📋 Exercise 3 – Answer the Questions 
Children answer questions from the “At the Market” picture. They identify who is selling fruits, what the man is buying, what the woman carries, and what the market is full of.

📝 Exercise 4 – Complete the Sentences 
Using a family-at-home picture, children complete short sentences describing each person’s activity—cooking, reading, playing, and watering plants.

ANSWER KEY (For Parents & Educators)

Exercise 1 – Sample Picture Description Sentences 
(Answers may vary; samples given below.) 
1. Many animals are standing near the zoo gate. 
2. A lion is resting in the cage. 
3. The monkey is swinging on the branch. 
4. The zookeeper is feeding the hippo.

Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks 
1. A lion is resting in its cage. 
2. The zoo has many animals. 
3. A zookeeper is feeding the hippo. 
4. The monkeys are jumping on the trees. 
5. The man is feeding fruits to the hippo.

Exercise 3 – Answer the Questions 
1. Vendors are selling fruits and vegetables. 
2. The man is buying red apples. 
3. The woman carries a bag of carrots. 
4. The market is full of people.

Exercise 4 – Complete the Sentences 
1. Mother is cooking food in the kitchen. 
2. Father is reading the newspaper. 
3. A little boy is playing with his toy car. 
4. A girl is watering the plants on the balcony.

Help your child build strong descriptive writing skills with fun, picture-based activities designed for early learners. 
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