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1st grade math worksheets

Build addition strategies within 20, compare numbers and picture quantities, and introduce clock reading.

This selected collection uses common US 1st grade groupings and is not a complete curriculum or a claim of equivalent placement in every school system.

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Addition practice for Grade 1

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Early addition

Addition within 10

Print addition worksheets with every sum at most 10. Download ready-made practice and answers, or create your own set.

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Growing fluency

Addition within 20

Practice addition with sums up to 20. Get printable worksheets with answers, a worked example and a customizable generator.

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Compare and explain

Comparison practice for Grade 1

Begin with the default settings. Signed numbers, larger ranges and advanced operations are optional extensions; choose them only when the learner is ready.

Comparing numbers

Compare integers

Compare positive or negative integers with <, > or =, using a focused digit width, numbers from 1 to 20, or selected mixed widths.

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Comparing numbers

Compare shape groups

Count two groups of matching shapes and circle the group with more or fewer objects, with maximum quantities of 9, 10 or 12.

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Number patterns

Hundreds charts for Grade 1

Read and complete number grids, find numbers in chart puzzles, and explain one-more and ten-more relationships. Choose by readiness; rounding references and larger hundred blocks are later steps.

Hundreds chart

Print any exact hundred block from 0–99 through 901–1000, or choose one of 16 blank-cell percentages for missing-number practice.

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Hundreds chart

Colored hundreds chart

Explore a 1–100 or 0–99 chart with ten softly colored columns. Keep it complete or hide numbers for practice.

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Hundreds chart

Hundreds chart puzzles

Complete six original chart fragments from one given number in each. Connected and separated pieces retain their grid positions.

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Hundreds chart

Hundreds chart pictures

Color by number to reveal an original smiley face, a stylized American flag or a Christmas tree on a 1–100 grid.

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Hundreds chart

Counting to 120 chart

Extend counting beyond 100 with a ten-column, twelve-row chart from 1 to 120. Choose a complete chart or missing-number practice.

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Hundreds chart

Hundreds chart letter puzzles

Choose any uppercase Latin letter A–Z and shade its listed numbers to reveal an original pixel letter on a 1–100 chart.

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Hundreds chart

Hundreds chart number puzzles

Reveal any digit 0–9 by shading its listed cells on a hundreds chart, with an original pixel design and a separate completed key.

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Place value for Grade 1

Choose by current understanding: count ones, explain a group of ten, then extend the model or use a larger reference chart when its places are familiar.

Write two-digit number names

Connect tens and ones with their written names.

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Separate tens and ones

Use after the learner can explain a ten as ten ones.

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Build tens and ones

Use one, two or three tens with 1–9 ones. Explain each total from 11 through 39 using the value of a rod.

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Patterns and skip counting for Grade 1

Choose by current skills. Signed values and alternating operations need their own preparation; these presets are readiness suggestions, not curriculum requirements.

Continue equal jumps of two

Use with a teacher after counting and adding two are secure. Starts are below twenty; later terms may reach thirty-three.

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Mixed operations for Grade 1

Choose a preset after each included operation is familiar. These readiness suggestions are not curriculum requirements.

Mix familiar small facts

Use familiar additions and take-away facts; subtraction may swap the sampled operands to keep a nonnegative answer.

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Connect tens and ones

Use after place value is secure. Align one-digit second operands with the ones column; this preset avoids carrying and borrowing.

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Read, draw and explain data

Graphs for Grade 1

Choose by readiness. Read the key and axis units together before comparing values, and prepare fraction and ordered-data skills before probability or quartiles. These presets focus the activity; they do not state a curriculum requirement.

Read a bar and its scale

Use after axis intervals and category labels are familiar; a grid step may represent more than one.

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Connect symbols with quantities

State the number represented by one picture before finding a category total.

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Look, say and explain

Flash cards for Grade 1

Choose a deck that fits the learner’s readiness, then use a small selection for discussion. Complete decks can span several sheets; generated time, number and money-amount cards can repeat values.

Explain adding two

Use counting on or a known fact; the complete set includes adding zero.

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Subtract from ten

Connect each take-away with the part that remains.

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Read whole hours

Distinguish the hands and check that the minute hand points to 12.

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Connect parts and wholes

Use after part–whole models are familiar. The complete set has 29 triangles, including zero and doubles.

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Related operations

Fact families for Grade 1

Choose by readiness: connect parts and wholes before writing addition and subtraction families, and use equal groups or arrays before multiplication and division. Each preset states whether it controls the first operand or both addends.

Keep both parts within 5

Connect two additions and two subtractions with sums no greater than 10. Discuss why doubles repeat facts.

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Choose a first addend of 1, 2 or 3

The other addend can be any value from 1–9, so use this once sums through 12 are comfortable.

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Pairs and number patterns

Even and odd for Grade 1

Choose a familiar number range and explain complete pairs before relying on the ones digit. These presets depend on readiness; larger grids and word problems add reading and arithmetic demands.

Connect pairs to numbers to 20

Use counters to explain the pattern, including why zero is even.

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Read the ones digit

Practice numbers to 50 once the learner can connect complete pairs with the final digit.

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Sort one grid at a time

Try this after numbers to 75 are familiar. Read the odd-only or even-only instruction before coloring.

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Positions and equal intervals

Number lines for Grade 1

These links open focused settings, chosen by readiness rather than a single curriculum. Begin with familiar whole numbers; fractions, decimals and signed numbers require their own preparation.

Read an equal-interval scale

Trace forward and backward from a familiar starting value.

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Draw addition within 10

Locate the first number, then draw the second move.

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Draw subtraction within 10

Use a leftward hop with a nonnegative result.

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Parts and wholes

Number bonds for Grade 1

Start with a whole of 10, then move to 20 or larger values when the learner can explain how the parts combine. Three-part trees are an optional next step.

Number bonds

Horizontal number bonds

Find one missing part in two-part equations with a fixed whole from 5 to 100, six equation layouts and up to 30 problems.

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Number bonds

Number bond trees

Split a fixed whole from 5 to 100 into two or three parts, with a single missing child and an option to include or exclude zero.

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Start with familiar hours

Whole hours, then half hours

Begin when the learner can distinguish the shorter hour hand from the longer minute hand. These links open four-clock practice with a focused minute pattern. At a half hour, check that the short hand sits between two numerals.

Read whole hours

Find the hour while the minute hand points to 12.

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Read half hours

Follow the hour hand halfway toward the next numeral.

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Draw both hands

Start with whole hours and give the two hands different lengths.

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Recognize and count U.S. money

Learn the selected denominations first, then count their values. Start with a smaller set when real currency pictures are new.

Money

Identify U.S. coins

Recognize five reviewed U.S. coin designs from their faces and label the selected target denominations among distractors.

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U.S. coin manipulatives

Print repeated reference pictures of one U.S. coin denomination for cutting, sorting and teacher-led counting demonstrations.

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U.S. bill manipulatives

Print educational specimen fronts of one banknote denomination for classroom grouping, exchanges and role-play.

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Teaching sequence

How to use this collection

Quick readiness checkChoose within 10 when small facts still need models or counting. Choose within 20 when the learner can make 10 and keep track of the leftover part, as in 8 + 7 = 10 + 5.

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Check facts within 10
Ask for 6 + 3 and 7 + 2. If the learner can model or count on accurately, move to the within-20 set; otherwise begin with the within-10 activity.
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Look for a strategy across 10
Show 8 + 7. A learner ready for within-20 work can use a ten-frame, split 7 into 2 and 5, or explain another accurate strategy.
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Keep the range focused
Use one range per page until the learner can solve and explain several sums without switching back to counting every object.

Teaching guides

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Teaching guide

How to teach addition within 20

Help learners move beyond counting every object by using known facts, number bonds, and the make-ten strategy.

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Read, cut and play on paper

Printable sight-word cards and Bingo

Choose a matching deck, Go Fish pairs or one printed Bingo board per learner. Review the selected words with a teacher before play.

Printable word games

First Grade Sight Word Matching Cards

Print two cards for every selected first-grade sight word, then cut, shuffle and use the complete deck for face-down pair matching.

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Printable word games

First Grade Word Bingo

Print distinct first-grade sight-word Bingo boards with a complete optional caller list. Each board uses every word in the selected set once.

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Printable word games

First Grade Go Fish

Print two cards for every selected first-grade sight word, then cut, shuffle and use the complete deck for an adapted Go Fish lesson.

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Australian money

Count and model Australian denominations

Use schematic teaching tokens for denomination arithmetic and adult-led print activities. Choose by the learner's familiarity with the selected values.

Money

Australian Coin Teaching Tokens

Print 24 cuttable schematic tokens for one current Australian coin denomination, scaled consistently from the profile dimensions.

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Australian Banknote Teaching Tokens

Print 10 one-sided schematic tokens for one current Australian banknote denomination in a measured two-column layout.

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1st grade math worksheets

Addition practice for Grade 1

Comparison practice for Grade 1

Hundreds charts for Grade 1

Place value for Grade 1

Write two-digit number names

Separate tens and ones

Build tens and ones

Patterns and skip counting for Grade 1

Continue equal jumps of two

Mixed operations for Grade 1

Mix familiar small facts

Connect tens and ones

Graphs for Grade 1

Read a bar and its scale

Connect symbols with quantities

Flash cards for Grade 1

Explain adding two

Subtract from ten

Read whole hours

Connect parts and wholes

Fact families for Grade 1

Keep both parts within 5

Choose a first addend of 1, 2 or 3

Even and odd for Grade 1

Connect pairs to numbers to 20

Read the ones digit

Sort one grid at a time

Number lines for Grade 1

Read an equal-interval scale

Draw addition within 10

Draw subtraction within 10

Number bonds for Grade 1

Whole hours, then half hours

Read whole hours

Read half hours

Draw both hands

Recognize and count U.S. money

How to use this collection

Check facts within 10

Look for a strategy across 10

Keep the range focused

Plan the next lesson

Printable sight-word cards and Bingo

Count and model Australian denominations

Count and model GBP denominations

Count and model CAD denominations

Count and model EUR denominations

Count and model NZD denominations

Count and model JPY denominations

Count and model CNY banknotes

Count and model HKD coins

Count and model SGD denominations

Count and model INR denominations

Count and model IDR denominations

Count and model ILS denominations

Count and model KRW denominations

Count and model MXN denominations

Count and model BBD denominations

Count and model BZD denominations

Count and model BMD denominations

Count and model BRL denominations

Count and model BND denominations

Count and model KYD denominations

Count and model CZK denominations

Count and model DKK denominations

Count and model DOP denominations

Count and model XCD denominations

Count and model EGP denominations

Count and model JMD denominations

Count and model JOD denominations

Count and model KES denominations

Count and model NAD denominations