Math for class 1

Grade 1 Curriculum

Below are skills needed, with links to resources to help with that skill. We also encourage plenty of exercises and book work. Curriculum Home

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Grade 1 | Counting

☐ Count the items in a collection and know the last counting word tells how many items are in the collection (1 to 100)

☐ Play Counting Bugs Game

☐ Play Finding Bugs Game

☐ Counting

☐ Draw pictures or other informal symbols to represent a spoken number up to 20

☐ Counting

☐ Counting: Number Names to 100

☐ Write numbers to 100

☐ Counting: Number Names to 100

☐ Fill in the Number Chart

☐ Counting

☐ Activity: Make a Number Chart

☐ Read the number words one, two, three to ten

☐ Counting: Number Names to 100

☐ Counting

☐ Count out (produce) a collection of a specified size (10 to 100 items), using groups of ten

☐ Counting: Number Names to 100

☐ Skip Counting

☐ Name the number before and the number after a given number, and name the number(s) between two given numbers up to 100 (with and without the use of a number line or a hundreds chart)

☐ Counting: Number Names to 100

☐ Counting

☐ Scrolling Number Line

☐ Ordering Game

☐ Use before, after, or between to order numbers to 100 (with or without the use of a number line)

☐ Counting: Number Names to 100

☐ Ordering Game

☐ Scrolling Number Line

☐ Counting

☐ Use the words higher, lower, greater, and less to compare two numbers

☐ Comparing Numbers

☐ Compare Numbers to 10

☐ Compare Numbers to 100

☐ Scrolling Number Line

☐ Counting: Number Names to 100

☐ Use and understand verbal ordinal terms, first to twentieth

☐ Definition of Ordinal Number

☐ Cardinal Ordinal and Nominal Numbers

☐ Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers Chart

☐ Quickly see and label with a number, collections of 1 to 10

☐ Counting

☐ Count by 1's to 100

☐ Counting: Number Names to 100

☐ Fill in the Number Chart

☐ Colorable Number Chart

☐ Counting

☐ Skip count by 10's to 100

☐ Skip Counting by 10

☐ Colorable Number Chart

☐ Skip Counting

☐ Skip Counting Game

☐ Skip count by 5's to 50

☐ Skip Counting by 5

☐ Colorable Number Chart

☐ Skip Counting

☐ Skip Counting Game

☐ Skip count by 2's to 20

☐ Skip Counting by 2

☐ Colorable Number Chart

☐ Skip Counting

☐ Skip Counting Game

☐ Verbally count from a number other than one by 1's

☐ Skip Counting

☐ Cardinal Ordinal and Nominal Numbers

☐ Count backwards from 20 by 1's

☐ Colorable Number Chart

☐ Skip Counting Backwards (20 to 1)

☐ Skip Counting

☐ Skip count multiples of 10 by 10's to 1,000

☐ Skip Counting by 10

☐ Skip Counting

☐ Skip Counting Game

Grade 1 | Addition

☐ Understand the commutative property of addition

☐ Commutative Associative and Distributive Laws

☐ Addition

☐ Definition of Commutative Law

☐ Smart Blocks

☐ Addition Table

☐ Activity: Commutative Associative and Distributive

☐ Develop and use strategies to solve addition word problems

☐ Word Questions - Elementary Addition

☐ Addition in Columns

☐ Addition

☐ Represent addition word problems and their solutions as number sentences

☐ Word Questions - General Elementary

☐ Addition in Columns

☐ Word Questions - Elementary Addition

☐ Word Questions

☐ Addition

☐ Use a variety of strategies to solve addition problems with one and two-digit numbers without regrouping

☐ Math Trainer - Addition

☐ Addition Math Worksheets

☐ Addition

☐ Addition in Columns

☐ Flipping Discs Puzzle

☐ Demonstrate fluency and apply addition facts to and including 10

☐ Play Math Match Memory Game

☐ Play Reaction Math

☐ Play Yacht Dice Game

☐ What Makes 10?

☐ Addition

☐ Addition Table

☐ Math Trainer - Addition

☐ Number Blocks Puzzles

☐ Play with Number Blocks Online

☐ Addition Math Worksheets

☐ Flipping Discs Puzzle

☐ Test your Math

☐ Understand that different parts can be added to get the same whole

☐ What Makes 10?

☐ Number Blocks Puzzles

☐ Play with Number Blocks Online

☐ Addition Table

☐ Flipping Discs Puzzle

☐ Addition

Grade 1 | Subtraction

☐ Develop and use strategies to solve subtraction word problems

☐ Word Questions - Elementary Subtraction

☐ Word Questions

☐ Word Questions - General Elementary

☐ Subtraction

☐ Represent subtraction word problems and their solutions as number sentences

☐ Word Questions - Elementary Subtraction

☐ Subtraction

☐ Word Questions

☐ Word Questions - General Elementary

☐ Use a variety of strategies to solve subtraction problems with one and two-digit numbers without regrouping

☐ Math Trainer - Subtraction

☐ Subtraction

☐ Subtraction Math Worksheets

☐ Test your Math

☐ Fix the Equation

☐ Demonstrate fluency and apply subtraction facts to and including 10

☐ Play Reaction Math

☐ Math Trainer - Subtraction

☐ Subtraction

☐ Subtraction Math Worksheets

☐ Test your Math

☐ Quick Subtraction

Grade 1 | Numbers

☐ Arrange objects in size order (increasing and decreasing)

☐ Ordering Game

☐ Definition of Ascending Order

☐ Definition of Descending Order

☐ Ordering Numbers

☐ Compare and order whole numbers up to 20

☐ Compare Numbers to 10

☐ Definition of Descending Order

☐ Play In Order Memory Game

☐ Ordering Game

☐ Ordering Numbers

☐ Activity: Make a Number Chart

☐ Definition of Ascending Order

☐ Use a variety of strategies to compose and decompose one-digit numbers

☐ Number Blocks Puzzles

☐ Play with Number Blocks Online

☐ Composing and Decomposing Numbers

☐ Recognize the difference between numbers, numerals and digits.

☐ Numbers Numerals and Digits

Grade 1 | Measurement

☐ Recognize length as an attribute that can be measured

☐ Definition of Ruler

☐ Activity: Discover Lengths

☐ Activity: Personal Measures

☐ Select and use non-standard units to estimate measurements

☐ Definition of Estimate

☐ Activity: Compare Lengths

☐ Definition of Estimation

☐ Activity: Discover Lengths

☐ Use non-standard units (including finger lengths, paper clips, students' feet and paces) to measure both vertical and horizontal lengths

☐ Activity: Compare Lengths

☐ Vertical Definition

☐ Horizontal Definition

☐ Activity: Personal Measures

☐ Informally explore the standard metric unit of measure (meter)

☐ Metric Length

☐ Activity: Discover Lengths

☐ Activity: Personal Measures

☐ Informally explore the US standard unit of measure (foot)

☐ US Standard Lengths

☐ Activity: Personal Measures

☐ Activity: Discover Lengths

Grade 1 | Time

☐ Classify months and connect to seasons and other events

☐ 12-Month Calendar

☐ Months

☐ The Seasons

☐ Years

☐ Definition of Month

☐ Definition of Calendar

☐ Introduction to Days Weeks Months and Years

☐ Earth's Orbit and Daylight

☐ Recognize specific times (morning, noon, afternoon, evening)

☐ Sun Clock

☐ A Day . ..

☐ Introduction to Days Weeks Months and Years

☐ Clocks - Digital and Analog

☐ Tell time to the hour, using both digital and analog clocks

☐ Clocks - Digital and Analog

☐ Analog and Digital Clocks Animation

☐ Time Worksheets

☐ Date and Time Clock

☐ Know the days of the week and months of the year in sequence

☐ Day of the Week you were Born

☐ A Day ...

☐ Introduction to Days Weeks Months and Years

☐ Months

☐ 12-Month Calendar

Grade 1 | Geometry (Plane)

☐ Match shapes and parts of shapes to justify congruency

☐ Play Math Match Memory Game

☐ Concentration Memory Game

☐ Congruent

☐ Experiment with slides, flips, and turns of two-dimensional shapes

☐ Geometry Translation

☐ Geometry - Reflection

☐ Shapes Freeplay

☐ Definition of Slide

☐ Definition of Flip

☐ Definition of Turn

☐ The Set of Pentominoes

☐ Pentomino Challenge

☐ Geometry Rotation

☐ Identify symmetry in two-dimensional shapes

☐ Shapes Freeplay

☐ Symmetry Artist

☐ Reflection Symmetry

☐ Lines of Symmetry of Plane Shapes

☐ Activity: Symmetry of Shapes

☐ Activity: Make a Mandala

☐ Recognize, name, describe, create, sort, and compare two-dimensional shapes

☐ Shapes Freeplay

☐ Play Math Match Memory Game

☐ Triangle Definition

☐ 2D Shapes - Polygons and More

☐ Concentration Memory Game

☐ Activity: Sorting Shapes

☐ Definition of Rectangle

☐ Square Definition

☐ Circle Definition

☐ Direction: Up, Down, Left, Right

☐ Play Mazes Online or Print Them

☐ Definition of Direction

☐ Play Follow the Direction

☐ Play Cubilus Game

☐ Knights Move Challenge

Grade 1 | Geometry (Solid)

☐ Recognize, name, describe, create, sort, and compare three-dimensional shapes

☐ Definition of Cube

☐ Prism Definition

☐ Definition of Cylinder

☐ Cone Definition

☐ Definition of Sphere

☐ Pyramid Definition

☐ Common 3D Shapes

☐ Recognize geometric shapes and structures in the environment

☐ Common 3D Shapes

Grade 1 | Pre-Algebra

☐ Determine and discuss patterns in arithmetic (what comes next in a repeating pattern, using numbers or objects)

☐ Play Pattern Match - Numbers

☐ Patterns

☐ Definition of Number Pattern

☐ Colorable Number Chart

☐ Play Pattern Match - Shapes

☐ Play Pattern Match - Colors

☐ Create problem situations that represent a given number sentence

☐ Introduction to Algebra

Grade 1 | Data

☐ Pose questions about themselves and their surroundings

☐ Activity: Asking Questions

☐ Collect and record data related to a question

☐ Activity: Counting Cars

☐ Activity: Most Loved Pet

☐ Tally Marks

☐ Bar Graphs

☐ Display data in bar graphs using concrete objects with intervals of one

☐ Bar Graphs

☐ Make a Bar Graph

☐ Data Graphs

☐ Pictographs

☐ Frequency Distribution

☐ Interpret data in terms of the words: most, least, greater than, less than, or equal to

☐ Less Than Definition

☐ Greater Than Definition

☐ Bar Graphs

☐ Pictographs

☐ Answer simple questions related to data displayed in pictographs (e. g., Category with most? How many more in one category compared with another? How many altogether in two categories?)

☐ Pictographs

☐ Construct a question that can be answered by using information from a data graph

☐ Bar Graphs

☐ Pictographs

Grade 1 | Estimation

☐ Estimate the number in a collection to 50 and then compare by counting the actual items in the collection

☐ Estimation Games

☐ Visual Estimation

☐ Definition of Estimation

☐ Definition of Estimate

Grade 1 | Probability

☐ Discuss conclusions and make predictions in terms of the words likely and unlikely

☐ Probability Line

☐ The Spinner - Your Decision Maker

☐ Probability

Grade 1 | Money

☐ Know and recognize coins

☐ Money Master

☐ Currencies of the World

☐ Recognize the cent notation.

☐ Money Master

☐ Currencies of the World

☐ Activity: Counting Coins

☐ Use different combinations of coins to make money amounts up to 25 cents

☐ Money Master

☐ Currencies of the World

☐ Activity: Counting Coins

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Game Spotlight: Skateboard Pups

Multiplayer Math Games

Jet Ski Addition

Money

Time

Tug Addition

Ducky Race Subtraction

Sailboat Subtraction

Skateboard Pups

Kitten Match

Turtle Rounding

Shape Names

Time

Money

Operations and Algebraic Thinking

Addition Chart

Math Word Problems

Thinking Blocks Jr

Bridge Builder

Galaxy Pals 20

Superhero Subtraction

Skateboard Pups

Monster Stroll

Sailboat Subtraction

Amusement Park Addition

Puzzle Pics Addition to 20

Math Racer Addition

Treasure Quest Addition

Math Surpass Compare

Magic Triangle

Code Sums

Math Monster Subtraction

Addition Blocks

Subtraction to 20

Kitten Match

Ducky Race Subtraction

Addition Snake

Number Trails Addition

Zogs and Monsters +

Island Chase Subtraction

Alien Addition

Minus Mission Subtraction

Math Monster Addition

Number Pairs to 10

Jet Ski Addition

Tug Team Addition

Number Bonds to 20

Math Bars

Number and Operations in Base Ten

Tandem Turtles Rounding

Bingo Tens

Hundreds Chart

Find the Bus Stop

Place Value Game

Place Value Party

Treasure Quest Numbers

Untamed Number Names

Bingo Number Pairs

Addition

Subtraction

Canoe Puppies

Number Patterns

Bingo 3 Numbers

Place Value Video

Jumping Chicks

Koala Karts

Bingo Rounding

Measurement and Data

Telling Time Video

Picture Graphs Video

Bar Graphs Video

Bar Graphs Video 2

Clocks

Giraffe Pull Time

Giraffe RaceTime

Geometry

Tangrams

Geoboard

Reflection Painter

Rotation Painter

Pattern Blocks

Super Math Puzzles

Triangle

Undercover

Pyramid

Numbers

Numbers Pro

Logic and Problem Solving Games

Paint the House Blue

Number Path

Find the Differences

Liquid Sort

Animal Memory

Monsterjong

Rainbow Tower

Squirrel Hop

Pingu and Friends

Cake Topping

Katana Fruit

Playful Kitty

Piggy Bank Adventure

Jumpy Kangaroo

Arcade Golf

Sophia's World

Monsterland 4

Monsterland 5

Find the Robot

Arty Agent

Block the Pig

Car Park Puzzle

Red Block Returns

Connect the Roads

Cookie Trail

Cross the Bridge

Mazes and Keys

Mini Golf World

Robot Maze

Chef Slash

One Liner

Puzzle Ball

Double Up

Logic Tail

The Parking Lot

Feed That Thing

Trap the Mouse

Hex Blocks

Dots and Boxes

Sorting Spheres

Andy's Golf

Islands Of Creatures

Gems Glow

Tic Tac Toe

Chess

Ghostie Loners

Animalines

Scratch and Sniff

Reverse the Discs

Code Builder

Follow the Code

Fluffy Cuddlies

Spot the Difference

Checkers

Flowers

Jelly Collapse

Filltracks

Number Sequence

Snoring Pirates

Brixx

Peg Jumper

Tetra Squares

Mancala

One Clown Standing

Tangrams

Four in a Row

Capture and Turn

Memory Artist

Giant Rabbit Run

Dot 2 Dot

Puzzle Blocks

Puzzle Slide

Unpuzzle 2

Temple Crossing

Unpuzzle

Word Games

Letter Recognition

Word Recognition

GDZ in mathematics Grade 1 Moro textbook 1, part 2

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Mathematics workbook Grade 1 Moreau, Volkova
Testing work in mathematics Grade 1 Volkova

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Collection of ready-made homework according to M. I. Moro, S.I. Volkova, S. V. Stepanova "Mathematics Grade 1" demonstrates the principles for performing basic numbers.

For convenience, the material is divided into two parts. GDZ pages strictly correspond to the textbook. There are necessary explanations for analytical tasks, brief notes of tasks for addition, subtraction, drawings, inequalities.

The advantage of the manual is that it presents solutions to exercises under the line, which is not always found in the authors of other GDZ.

High-quality illustrations look crisp and legible. A visual explanation of the algorithms helps to understand the principles of solution, step-by-step recording, final design. This allows you to quickly transfer the skills of work to children.

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Mathematics in grade 1 - what should a child be able to do?

Global development does not stand still, so the requirements for a person and his capabilities are constantly increasing. Including such a category of the population as schoolchildren. They need to work almost without rest in order to withstand the competition of their peers.

The level of knowledge of first-graders has also become quite high. Schools do not have strict requirements for future students, but still, yesterday's kindergarteners must be prepared for basic subjects. It will be easier for a child to study in the first grade if he knows letters and sounds, can read by syllables, hold a pen correctly, and even better be able to write letters and know the alphabet well. As for mathematics in the first grade, there are also some requirements: you need to know simple geometric shapes, count up to 10, and preferably up to 20, understand what direct and reverse ordinal counting is, navigate on a sheet of paper.

Both the educational and moral readiness of children is important. Parents are worried about the future first-grader, because even knowing everything that is needed, he can get confused and nervous. And school interviews are held precisely for this, so that teachers can understand how capable and prepared the child is.

How can I help my child learn the school curriculum in mathematics in the first grade?

Many parents from the first grade strive to teach their children to study well - to get only fives. But at the same time, they forget to emphasize that the most important thing is to gain knowledge. Even first-graders often have a problem that the grades are good, but there is very little knowledge. After all, it’s easy to just memorize the material in order to answer well at the blackboard the next day. It is difficult to understand and understand the topic in order to fix it forever.

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1st grade math assignments

First-graders' education is mainly based on what children learned in preschool lessons. The past is repeated, and the complication of the material occurs very gradually.

Mathematics assignments in grade 1 are the study of a straight line, a point, a broken line, simple geometric shapes, both written and mental counting. Considering that the basis of algebra is the multiplication table, then in the first grade there is preparation for its study: fundamental knowledge is gained, which in the second grade allows you to master the multiplication table.

In addition, of course, students learn to find figures in the world around them, broaden their horizons, and try to apply in life the calculation that they have already mastered. They also solve puzzles, puzzles, easy entertaining tasks, the simplest examples. Despite the fact that this is a school, teachers try to teach the material in an interesting way, and pick up tasks that are exciting and in a playful way.

Math puzzles and quick wits

In addition to learning numbers, rules and counting, it is important to give your child to solve various puzzles and puzzles. It is non-standard tasks that help a child develop his brain, learn how to find a solution, are not afraid of difficulties, apply mathematical tricks. Simple examples will only help to work out the skill of arithmetic calculations, and you can develop further only using non-standard thinking.

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Mathematics simulator Grade 1

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