First Grade Fun-atic

Addition up to 40 without regrouping. Place value charts with each problem to help visual students draw the number representations.

This ten frame worksheet can be down for a quick warm up and checks students fluency when identifying the number a ten frame represents. There is a box underneath each ten frame for the student to write the number represented.

This is a page of many assessments for math, reading, and writing. It is all condensed onto one page for each student so that you can have everything in one spot and compare assessments as the same time. Copy one for each student. I also have a second assessment sheet in my store that includes other things such as sight words. Copy them front to back for even more information.

Addition with regrouping up to 40. Place value charts next to each problem to help visual learners draw each number and regroup as necessary.

This is a page of many assessments for math, reading, and writing. It is all condensed onto one page for each student so that you can have everything in one spot and compare assessments as the same time. Copy one for each student. I also have an assessment sheet in my store that includes other things such as counting, coins, and shapes. Copy them front to back for even more information.

This is a math game for subtraction facts to 10 that increases engagement and allows students to be up and moving. Students will actually be “fishing” for their math facts. Print the fish cards and laminate. Hole punch the corner of each card and attach a paper clip through the hole. Then, tie yarn or string to a yard stick with a magnet attached to the bottom; these will be their fishing poles. Students spread out fish cards on the floor, or “pond” and take turns trying to catch fish wit

This is a math game for addition facts to 10 that increases engagement and allows students to be up and moving. Students will actually be “fishing” for their math facts. Print the fish cards and laminate. Hole punch the corner of each card and attach a paper clip through the hole. Then, tie yarn or string to a yard stick with a magnet attached to the bottom; these will be their fishing poles. Students spread out fish cards on the floor, or “pond” and take turns trying to catch fish with t

Addition up to 40 with regrouping. Place value charts with each problem for visual learners to draw each number and regroup as necessary.

Help your class practice identifying numbers and number words to 60 as well as writing out the number words correctly.

Helps practice ordering numbers from least to greatest, greatest to least, and skip counting.

Search the classroom for items that are anywhere from 1-7 inches long and record them on your chart!

Use branching to subtract. Teaches students to look for 10's to help them solve.

Branching worksheet with single digit numbers adding up to 20. Helps students learn to break numbers apart to create 10 and form new equations that use 10.

Have students use the place value chart next to each addition problem to help them solve by drawing the tens and ones for each number and counting what number it creates.