READING WORKSHEETS FOR GRADE 1 TAGALOG
If your first grader can't read a single word in Filipino yet, you're not failin...
Download Original →Alpabetong Filipino Tracing Sheets
A colorful worksheet for grade 1 kids to trace Tagalog letters. Each letter has a simple word like 'aso' or 'baka' with a cute drawing to help young learners recognize sounds and practice handwriting.
Download Original →Pagsasanay sa Pagbasa ng Pantig
This reading sheet helps first graders blend syllables like 'ba-be-bi-bo-bu'. Each row has a picture of a common object, such as 'baboy' or 'bata', making it fun to sound out Tagalog words step by step.
Download Original →Maikling Kwento: Ang Pusa at ang Daga
A short Tagalog story worksheet about a cat and a mouse. After reading, kids answer three simple questions like 'Sino ang nasa bahay?' to check comprehension. Illustrations support understanding for beginning readers.
Download Original →Pagkilala sa mga Salitang Magkasingtunog
A rhyming word activity for grade 1 Tagalog learners. Children match words like 'saya' and 'baya' by drawing lines. Pictures of happy faces and clouds make the exercise engaging while building phonemic awareness.
Download Original →Hanapin ang Tamang Salita
In this worksheet, students read a simple sentence like 'Ang ___ ay lumilipad.' and choose the correct word from a box: 'ibon', 'isda', or 'aso'. Colorful bird and fish images guide young readers to the right answer.
Download Original →Pagbasa ng mga Pangungusap Tungkol sa Pamilya
A family-themed reading sheet with sentences like 'Si Nanay ay nagluluto.' Each sentence has a matching picture. Kids read aloud and color the illustrations, reinforcing vocabulary about family members and daily activities in Tagalog.
Download Original →Pagsusunod-sunod ng mga Pangyayari
This sequencing worksheet features three pictures of a child planting a seed. Students read short Tagalog sentences and number them 1-3. The activity builds comprehension and logical thinking for grade 1 readers.
Download Original →Pagbasa ng mga Salitang may Dalawang Pantig
A simple drill sheet listing two-syllable Tagalog words like 'laro', 'sili', and 'basa'. Each word is paired with a small icon. Kids practice reading each word aloud three times, boosting fluency and confidence.
Download Original →Tukuyin ang Tauhan at Tagpuan
After reading a short Tagalog paragraph about a boy in a park, students identify the character and setting by circling pictures. This worksheet teaches story elements in a visual, accessible way for first graders.
Download Original →Pagsulat ng Nawawalang Titik
A fill-in-the-blank worksheet where kids see a picture of a 'kubo' and write the missing letter 'k'. Other items include '___aso' and '___ulan'. This reinforces letter-sound correspondence in a playful Tagalog context.
Download Original →Araw ng Pagbasa: Unang Hakbang sa Tagalog
A cheerful first grader points to the word 'aso' on a colorful worksheet. Simple sentences like 'Ang pusa ay nasa bahay' help build vocabulary. Illustrations of common objects make learning fun and engaging for young readers.
Download Original →Pagsasanay sa Pagbasa ng mga Pantig
A worksheet shows rows of Filipino syllables like 'ba, be, bi, bo, bu' with matching pictures. A child traces the letters with a pencil, practicing sound recognition. This activity strengthens foundational reading skills for Tagalog beginners.
Download Original →Mga Salitang Magkatugma para sa Bata
Two rhyming Tagalog words, 'saya' and 'maya', appear beside a smiling girl and a bird. The worksheet encourages kids to connect similar sounds through fun exercises. Bright colors and simple fonts keep grade 1 learners focused and motivated.
Download Original →Pag-unawa sa Kwento: Si Lito at ang Aso
A short story about Lito and his dog is followed by three comprehension questions. Children read 'Si Lito ay may alagang aso' and answer by circling the correct picture. This worksheet blends reading practice with critical thinking for young Tagalog learners.
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