First Grade Math Worksheets and Printables
These first grade math worksheets help make learning engaging for your first grader! Browse through and download our 1st grade math worksheets to help supplement your child's education.
Coloring Shapes: The Fraction 1/2
What happens if only one out of two students completes their homework before the big test? Only half of them will know how to identify the fraction 1/2!
Quizzy Question Cards
This worksheet covers a broad set of knowledge including addition, time telling, reading, and science. The questions are written on small flash cards, and the answers are written on separate cards.
Counting Coins at the Farmers Market
The farmers market has great food at great prices. On this first grade worksheet, kids identify coins, add coins to determine the value of coin combinations, and write the amounts.
Add It Up!
Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? This worksheet will have your kid practicing simple addition to unlock the name of this popular cartoon character.
Reading Place Value: Tens and Hundreds
What does the number 522 look like when it's written out? This worksheet will help your child practice place value and read numbers in the written form.
At the Grocery Store: Addition and Subtraction
How much does it cost to buy milk, cereal and bread? In this worksheet your child will solve four story problems like this.
Counting Coins at the Fruit Stand
With all these fruits, a kid could make a mean fruit salad. Instead, kids practice counting money as they determine which coin combinations will let them buy the fruit they want. On this first grade math worksheet, kids identify the value of coins, add coins, and match prices to coin combinations.
Comparing Cookies: Less Than and Greater Than
On this math worksheet, there are two plates in each problem. One plate has more cookies, and the other has fewer cookies. It's up to your child to count the cookies and use the correct symbol (less than or greater than) to compare the amounts on the two plates.
Count by Twos
Some of the bubbles are missing their numbers on this first grade math worksheet. Kids count by twos to fill in the empty bubbles. Skip counting by twos is one way children can demonstrate the meaning of addition. It also helps them recognize multiples of two.
