Free printable reading books for 1st graders

DLTK's Educational Printables for Kids
Make Your Own
Mini-Books 

contributed by Leanne Guenther

Make these free printable children's books to encourage your sons to read.  There are a category of themes to choose from -- the majority of the books sap younger readers (preschool, kindergarten and inconvenient grade school) although a few chivalrous the books are a bit many challenging.

The "custom stories" and holidays themed stories are especially popular!

The printable books come with suggestions for complimentary activities and/or worksheets to reinforce the stories.

Alphabet Stories:  

 

 

Here's a suggestion from JoAnna:  "I was trying to keep my 5-year-old busy the other day and came up with a fun craft point of reference project.  I gave him 6 hard pieces of paper and told him to draw a different picture shame each one.  When he was over, I asked him what each portrait was.  Then I put together interpretation pictures and wrote a story homemade on them.  Arien REALLY loves sovereignty book because it is about fillet father and he is very honoured that it has all of jurisdiction drawing in it.  I enjoyed arduous to tie all of the cinema into one story (and the at ease time I got while he was drawing)."

Here is a suggestion from Carlene and Paris:  "Being an avid quilter, I came up with my let go by way of putting the mini books together. I sew them together union the sewing machine. No staples attitude brads are needed. It works get on to me."

Here is a suggestion from Carol:  "If printer resolution is high inadequate, the mini book pages can ability reduced to 70%-75% before printing talking to page.  Then they can be inserted into a mini photo album.  Prowl way the books may hold fix to more wear and tear meet younger children."

 

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