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Common Core Math Activities for Grade 1

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Cover of Common Core Math Activities for Grade 1, a math practice packet by Collaborative Educators
Front cover of the Grade 1 math packet
Math activities 1–4: addition and subtraction practice, including 5 + 3, 9 − 4, and calculations within 20
First four activities in the addition and subtraction section
Math activities 5–10: word problems, missing numbers, true or false equations, making 10, and comparisons
Activities 5–10 complete the first section
Place value activities 11–15: tens and ones, counting by tens, decomposing 25, 47, and 59, and a dime problem
Activities 11–15 form the place value section
Geometry activities 16–20: draw shapes, identify 2D shapes, count sides and corners, and compose shapes
Activities 16–20 form the geometry section
Measurement and data activities 21–25: compare lengths, measure with paper clips, draw times, and count apples
Activities 21–25 cover measurement and data
Number activities 26–30: count forward and backward, circle even numbers, fill missing numbers, and add
Activities 26–30 finish the student practice pages

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The Common Core Standards don't give equal emphasis to every topic within a grade level. Instead, some concepts require more focus due to their depth, the time needed to master them, their importance for future math learning, or their relevance to college and career readiness. Students need to dedicate more time to these areas to meet the Mathematical Practice Standards.

In Grade 1, teaching should concentrate mainly on these four key areas: (1) developing strategies for addition and subtraction within 20; (2) understanding place value and the relationships between whole numbers, including grouping by tens and ones; (3) developing skills in linear measurement and using length units to measure; and (4) reasoning about the properties of geometric shapes and how they can be composed and decomposed.

This worksheet provides plenty of practice on these topics through brief and straightforward activities for your classes. We hope you enjoy them with your students!

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