1st grade math worksheets
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What to practice this year
The year's central demand is fluency within twenty, and the hard part is the middle: sums and differences that cross ten. 8 + 7 and 15 − 7 cannot be done comfortably by counting on fingers, which is why number bonds and the make-ten move matter so much this year — they are what replaces counting.
Why these skills come next
Reading the sign is its own skill, and a surprisingly common source of wrong answers. A page of pure addition lets a child switch off and add everything; a mixed page forces them to look first. That is what the mixed practice sheet is for, and it is worth using once single-operation pages are secure.
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Step 1 of 3
Warm up from kindergarten
Facts within ten should be quick before the year's real work starts.
Step 2 of 3
Core grade 1 skills
Fluency within twenty, the crossing-ten strategies, and reading the sign.
Step 3 of 3
Ready for more
Number patterns and the first taste of column arithmetic.- Skip counting sequences
Print 2, 4, __, 8 - Before, after, and between
Print 6, __, 8 - Odd and even numbers
Print 7 → odd · even - Ordering numbers
Print 13 8 20 → __ - Fractions of shapes
Print ▰▱▱▱ = ?/4 - Tally charts
Print ∣∣∣∣ = ? - Addition word problems
Print 7 friends + 4 more = __ - Subtraction word problems
Print 18 − 5 = __ left - Addition without regrouping
Print 46 + 32 = __ - Subtraction without borrowing
Print 46 − 23 = __