FirstGrade Fun

Here is a perfect packet that gets your students counting and understanding numbers. This comes with flashcards that shows numbers in different ways, matching activities, building activities, and much more! There are 10 frame flashcards, number writing and matching objects with the number, putting a puzzle together matching the numbers, and connecting pencil pieces together.

A perfect way to get your students counting. Have them count the chocolate chips and match to the correct number.

Here is a fun game for students to play to work on their multiplication fact fluency. Just print these out, laminate them, and then cut them. This could be used as a memory game or a matching game.

These are printable cards that students can match together the same numbers. This helps the students recognize different ways to represent numbers.

Here is a fun, engaging games for your students. This game you match the numbers with the same numbers to make a pencil. I have use dominoes, tallies, and base ten blocks to make a number. I have used the numbers 0-12.

Here is a perfect activity to have your students do during centers or independent time. Print, laminate, and cut these pencils out. Make sure you shuffle them good :) and then have the student make a pencil matching the same number/object to each one.

A perfect game to help your students with their math fluency. These can be printed and laminated. Then you can use the cards as a memory game or a matching game.

Here is a fun way to work on subtraction math facts. This can be a fun memory or matching game to help students with math fluency. Just print these out and laminatethem. Then you are ready to play!

Here is a perfect game that gets students to understand numbers and counting objects. Print, cut, and laminate. Then have your students connect the pieces that have the same number of objects.

A perfect game to help your students with math fluency. This set focuses on addition facts that equal up to 20. You can use the cards as a memory game or a matching game.

Here is a fun memory game that helps your students work on their subtraction math facts. Just laminate and cut out and start playing!

This worksheet shows three problems with 10 frames where they need to write the parts and the whole. Then they can show how to flip the parts and still have the same whole. There are also extra addition and subtraction problems on the second page with a number line to help.

A perfect activity to get your students counting and getting the number object correspondence down! Print, laminate and cut! Then you're ready to go. Give you students counters or skittles, etc. and have them fill the jar with the number that is on it.

This is a worksheet that students will be able to complete on their own. They will do double facts, 10s facts, and some extra for both addition and subtraction. There are no word problems. There is a number line on the bottom of both pages as well.

Print this out for your students to help them with sounds and numbers. It also includes shapes, colors, months, and days.

Here is a great activity to work on number object correspondence. This activity helps the student write the letter the correct way and see how much is in the number. They can put counting bears on the bears on the paper and count while doing it.

Here are ten frames for #0-10 and dice for #1-6. The blank ten frame can be used to have the students show you a number.