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Free Worksheet Jumbo Workbooks For First Graders:
Math Worksheet Practice Workbook
1st Grade Math and Critical Thinking Worksheets
Weekly Mini Book with Math, Writing, Reading, and Critical Thinking Sample
October 2024 Jumbo Math Pack Freebie

Math Assessments and Hybrid AI Learning:
Numbers to 1,000
Fractions
Clock Time
Addition
More 1st grade Math Assessments and Hybrid AI Learning

Math Workbooks for First Graders following Common Core Standards:
This Week's 1st grade Math Workbook
Chapter 2: Number Bonds
Chapter 3: Addition Facts to 10
Chapter 4: Subtraction Facts to 10
Chapter 5: Shapes and Patterns
Math Review: 1st grade Math Review for Sept and Oct
More 1st grade Math Workbooks


Quick math minute worksheets to fill in 15-minute gaps in classroom time.
Math Minutes - Free Classroom Math Practice Worksheets
Math Minutes

Early Education Childhood Teacher Resources


Alphabet and Letter Units

Basic Units

Beach

Colors

Counting

Days of the Week

Dot 2 Dots

First Grade Geometry

Handwriting

Leveled Reading Books

Hidden Pictures

Library


 Mazes

Numbers

Number Line

Phonics Worksheets

Same and Different

Sequencing

Shapes

Sight Words

Telling Time


What do kids learn in first grade?

Advancing from preschool and kindergarten playtime to first grade desk time is a significant transition for children who will now transfer the reading and writing skills they have been acquiring to the actual work of reading and writing and math. Math expectations at this level focus on a deeper understanding of addition and subtraction, including geometry, equation, time, and story problems, while reading instruction targets syllables, decoding, and features of sentences. To foster deeper comprehension and greater ability, access the supplementary material in this unit for your students. Based on first grade educational standards, individual and whole class activities that feature artistic graphics will strengthen academic skills. Examples include Take It Home Books, Scoot games, maps and mazes, spelling, critical thinking, holiday fun, and more. Incorporate exciting and effective no prep opportunities for learning in your classroom!