English Worksheet Class 1 - Conjunctions (Joining Words)
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Making Sentences: Joining Words Worksheet for Class 1
Help your child connect ideas clearly with this beginner-friendly English worksheet on joining words for Class 1. Featuring common conjunctions like and, but, or, so, this worksheet strengthens your child’s sentence-building skills and boosts reading fluency.
Why Joining Words Matter:
Grade 1 learners are beginning to build full sentences, but often struggle to link two ideas smoothly. Understanding and using joining words (also called conjunctions) allows children to create more meaningful, connected sentences—laying the groundwork for strong communication skills.
Highlights of the Worksheet:
📝 Conjunction-Based Fill-in-the-Blanks:
This worksheet guides children to pick the correct joining word from two simple choices (e.g., I like apples ___ oranges – and/but). The format is intuitive and reduces guesswork.
🎯 Common Everyday Scenarios:
Each sentence reflects relatable actions and emotions—like being tired, wanting juice, or going to the park—so kids connect easily with what they’re reading and writing.
📚 Curriculum-Relevant Practice:
Designed in alignment with CBSE, ICSE, and other board expectations, this worksheet supports grammar development in an age-appropriate, easy-to-grasp manner.
🎨 Builds Logical Thinking:
By choosing between words like but vs. so, children begin understanding contrast, cause-effect, and choices—key reasoning skills needed for future writing tasks.
Expected Learning Outcomes:
By completing this joining words worksheet, students will:
1. Use common conjunctions like and, but, so, or with confidence.
2. Understand how joining words help connect ideas clearly.
3. Improve sentence construction and comprehension skills.
4. Build fluency in both reading and speaking with better flow.
✨ Connect Ideas with Confidence!
Download this easy and fun grammar worksheet for Class 1 to help your child express complete thoughts and grow into a stronger communicator—one conjunction at a time!
✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)
1. I like apples and oranges.
2. She was tired but she finished her homework.
3. We can go to the park or we can stay home.
4. I wanted to play, but it started raining.
5. He ran fast so he won the race.
6. Do you want milk or juice?
