First grade is where addition and subtraction facts to 20 are learned, along with tens and ones, telling time to the half hour, and first measuring. These are the pages to print for each topic, with a note on which sheets fit first grade.
36 weekly sheets in the order 1st grade is taught: one new topic and seven review boxes a week, with every answer key. The first 4 weeks are a free PDF. The full year is $15.
For 1st grade: Doubles, Near Doubles and Near Doubles Practice, Make Ten, Addition Within 10 and Within 20, the two True or False sheets, Missing Addends, Add Three Numbers, Add Tens and Add Ones to a 2-Digit Number.
For 1st grade: Subtract on a Number Line, Within 10 and Within 20, Missing Numbers in Subtraction, then the two Subtract Tens sheets.
Number triangles for addition and subtraction (grades 1–2) and for multiplication and division (grade 3): write the four facts for each family. Answer keys.
Add two groups of pictures and write how many in all. Sums to 5 and to 10, number sentences, and draw to add. Kindergarten and 1st grade.
Subtract by crossing out pictures and counting what is left. Within 5 and within 10, plus number sentences. Kindergarten and 1st grade.
Picture-based addition word problems for kindergarten to grade 2: pictures to count, ten frames, number bonds and bar models. Six premade sheets with answer keys.
For 1st grade: Grade 1 sets.
Picture-based subtraction word problems for kindergarten to grade 2: taking away, comparing and missing numbers. Six premade sheets with answer keys.
For 1st grade: Grade 1 sets.
For 1st grade: The 120 chart, a fill-in chart, counting on, and tens and ones past 100.
For 1st grade: Tens and Ones, Ten More and Ten Less, and Hundreds Chart Pieces.
Greater than, less than and equal to: a symbols chart, then pictures, tens and ones, two- and three-digit numbers, and ordering. K–2.
1–100 and 0–99 grids for counting, skip-counting, and number sense. Color, B&W, and blank fill-in.
Count by 2s, 5s and 10s with pictured groups, missing-number strips and a hundreds chart to color. Kindergarten to 2nd grade.
Blank and double ten frames, a 1 to 10 chart, and six worksheets: count, draw, make 10, teen numbers and adding. Kindergarten and 1st grade.
Number lines 0–10, 0–20, 0–100, negative, fraction and blank, with large numbers for desk strips. Plus four worksheets.
For 1st grade: Time to the hour and half hour.
For 1st grade: Coin chart and counting pennies, nickels and dimes.
How to read a ruler, then measuring to the nearest inch, half inch, quarter inch and centimeter on true-size rulers. Plus estimating length, length story problems, liquid measures, grams, kilograms, liters and milliliters. Grades 1–4.
Skip counting dot-to-dots, number mazes and secret code jokes.
For 1st grade: Count by 2s, 5s and 10s to finish a picture, get through a maze or crack a joke.
For 1st grade: The addition and subtraction pictures.
For 1st grade: Grades 1 and 2, Sets A to C.
For 1st grade: The Grade 1 sheet: adding and subtracting within 20.
First graders are expected to add and subtract within 20, understand that a two-digit number is tens and ones, compare two-digit numbers, tell time to the half hour, and measure with non-standard units.
The sheets on each page run from easiest to hardest, so start at the left and move on when a sheet is easy.
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