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First Grade Math Task Cards – Counting, Addition, Subtraction & Picture Problems
First Grade Math Task Cards – Counting, Addition, Subtraction & Picture Problems
First Grade Math Task Cards – Counting, Addition, Subtraction & Picture Problems
First Grade Math Task Cards – Counting, Addition, Subtraction & Picture Problems
First Grade Math Task Cards – Counting, Addition, Subtraction & Picture Problems
First Grade Math Task Cards – Counting, Addition, Subtraction & Picture Problems
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First Grade Math Task Cards – Printable Practice for Counting, Addition, Subtraction & Picture Problems

Give your first graders engaging, hands-on math practice with this printable set of task cards! Students look at each card, read the prompt, and solve by counting, drawing, adding, subtracting, or using ten-frames and other picture-based math models. Perfect for centers, small groups, partner work, or independent practice.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

• A printable PDF set of first grade math task cards

• Prompts covering counting, addition, subtraction, ten-frames, and picture-based problem solving

• Flexible recording options – write directly on cards, use dry-erase markers, or use a separate recording sheet

• A teacher "How to Use This Resource" guide with step-by-step instructions

HOW TO USE

1. Print the PDF pages and cut apart the task cards.

2. Decide whether students will write on the cards, use dry-erase markers, or record answers on a separate sheet.

3. Gather pencils, crayons, and optional math manipulatives.

4. Model one sample card before students begin.

5. Give each student or pair a set of task cards.

6. Students read the prompt, look carefully at the picture or math model, and solve.

7. Students record answers on the card, a recording page, or notebook paper.

8. Check answers as students work, or review together after the activity.

9. Use finished work to guide reteaching, enrichment, or extra practice.

TIME REQUIRED

• 10–15 minute small-group lesson

• 15–25 minute math center

• 30-minute review block

(Depending on how many cards are assigned.)

GREAT FOR

• Math centers and stations

• Small group instruction

• Partner activities

• Independent practice

• Early finishers, review, and reteaching

TECH NOTES

No technology required – this is a printable PDF handout. For reusable classroom sets, print on cardstock and laminate the cards so students can write with dry-erase markers.

SKILLS PRACTICED

• Counting objects and pictures

• Addition within 20

• Subtraction within 20

• Using ten-frames

• Picture-based problem solving

• Drawing to solve word problems

Perfect for 1st grade teachers, homeschool families, tutors, and intervention specialists looking for low-prep, high-engagement math practice.

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First Grade Math Task Cards – Counting, Addition, Subtraction & Picture Problems

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Grades
1st - 3rd
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Pages
25
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Teaching Duration
30 minutes

Description

First Grade Math Task Cards – Printable Practice for Counting, Addition, Subtraction & Picture Problems

Give your first graders engaging, hands-on math practice with this printable set of task cards! Students look at each card, read the prompt, and solve by counting, drawing, adding, subtracting, or using ten-frames and other picture-based math models. Perfect for centers, small groups, partner work, or independent practice.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

• A printable PDF set of first grade math task cards

• Prompts covering counting, addition, subtraction, ten-frames, and picture-based problem solving

• Flexible recording options – write directly on cards, use dry-erase markers, or use a separate recording sheet

• A teacher "How to Use This Resource" guide with step-by-step instructions

HOW TO USE

1. Print the PDF pages and cut apart the task cards.

2. Decide whether students will write on the cards, use dry-erase markers, or record answers on a separate sheet.

3. Gather pencils, crayons, and optional math manipulatives.

4. Model one sample card before students begin.

5. Give each student or pair a set of task cards.

6. Students read the prompt, look carefully at the picture or math model, and solve.

7. Students record answers on the card, a recording page, or notebook paper.

8. Check answers as students work, or review together after the activity.

9. Use finished work to guide reteaching, enrichment, or extra practice.

TIME REQUIRED

• 10–15 minute small-group lesson

• 15–25 minute math center

• 30-minute review block

(Depending on how many cards are assigned.)

GREAT FOR

• Math centers and stations

• Small group instruction

• Partner activities

• Independent practice

• Early finishers, review, and reteaching

TECH NOTES

No technology required – this is a printable PDF handout. For reusable classroom sets, print on cardstock and laminate the cards so students can write with dry-erase markers.

SKILLS PRACTICED

• Counting objects and pictures

• Addition within 20

• Subtraction within 20

• Using ten-frames

• Picture-based problem solving

• Drawing to solve word problems

Perfect for 1st grade teachers, homeschool families, tutors, and intervention specialists looking for low-prep, high-engagement math practice.

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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Count to 120, starting at any number less than 120. In this range, read and write numerals and represent a number of objects with a written numeral.
Add within 100, including adding a two-digit number and a one-digit number, and adding a two-digit number and a multiple of 10, using concrete models or drawings and strategies based on place value, properties of operations, and/or the relationship between addition and subtraction; relate the strategy to a written method and explain the reasoning used. Understand that in adding two-digit numbers, one adds tens and tens, ones and ones; and sometimes it is necessary to compose a ten.
Use addition and subtraction within 20 to solve word problems involving situations of adding to, taking from, putting together, taking apart, and comparing, with unknowns in all positions, e.g., by using objects, drawings, and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem.
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