EVS stands for Environmental Studies, the subject in Indian primary classes that covers plants, animals and everyday things.

Are the sums within ten?

The samples are picture sums. A direction such as subtraction or Class 1 level asks for a different set.

Can I print it in black and white?

Yes. The plain black line style prints in black ink on white paper.

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UKG worksheets: two-letter words, picture addition, fruits and vegetables

UKG worksheets — a UKG English worksheet headed "Read and Write" with a header line "Name: ____ Class: UKG Date: ____", the words "in", "on", "up", "at", "is" and "it" printed in a column, and a ruled line beside each to copy it, a school copybook worksheet, thin blue and red ruled writing lines and a tidy boxed header band

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Reading 1Two-letter words

Reading 2Picture addition

Reading 3EVS sorting

UKG worksheets for Upper Kindergarten children in India, before Class 1. Teachers and parents print them for English, maths and EVS, the subject on plants, animals and everyday things. The three pages are a read-and-write page of two-letter words such as in, on and up, a picture addition page of five sums, and an EVS page sorting twelve fruits and vegetables into two columns. The direction box takes a different level or theme. The nine pages shown are the samples.

a daily English and maths sheet for a UKG class
homework before Class 1
an EVS sorting activity

Frequently asked questions

What is EVS?: EVS stands for Environmental Studies, the subject in Indian primary classes that covers plants, animals and everyday things.
Are the sums within ten?: The samples are picture sums. A direction such as subtraction or Class 1 level asks for a different set.
Can I print it in black and white?: Yes. The plain black line style prints in black ink on white paper.

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