Math Games

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Year 1 Worksheets

Number Patterns
- 1.1
  Sequences Count Up and Down
- 1.27
  Number Lines Up to 100
- 1.89
  Mixed Patterns
Counting
- 1.1
  Sequences Count Up and Down
- 1.2
  Fewer and More - Comparing
- 1.3
  Fewer, Equal and More
- 1.5
  Fewer and More - Comparing Groups of Mixed Objects
- 1.6
  Fewer, Equal and More
- 1.19
  How Many More to Make 10?
- 1.26
  Making Graphs
- 1.28
  Count Groups of Tens and Ones Up to 100
- 1.29
  Count Groups of Tens and Ones Up to 20
- 1.37
  Count Using Multiple Choice Objects
- 1.38
  Count by Click
- 1.40
  Count Objects Up to 20 Using Multiple Choice
- 1.41
  Count Using Multiple Choice Objects Up to 20
- 1.59
  Count Objects
- 1.60
  Count Objects
- 1.61
  Count Objects Using Multiple Choice
- 1.62
  Count Objects
- 1.63
  Count Objects Using Multiple Choice
- 1.64
  Count Using Grouped Objects Up to 20
- 1.65
  Count Objects Up to 20
- 1.66
  Counting Forward and Backward
- 1.70
  Count Groups of Ten to 30, 50, 100
- 1.71
  Skip Counting by 10
- 1.72
  Count Up and Down with Objects Up to 5, 20
Comparison
- 1.7
  Classify by Color
- 1.8
  Venn Diagrams
- 1.26
  Making Graphs
- 1.32
  Long and Short
- 1.33
  Tall and Short
- 1.34
  Light and Heavy
- 1.35
  Holds More or Less
- 1.36
  Compare Size, Weight and Capacity
- 1.77
  Positions - Inside and Outside
- 1.78
  Positions - Above, Below
- 1.79
  Positions - Left, Middle, Right
- 1.81
  Positions - 3x3 Grid
Graphing
- 1.8
  Venn Diagrams
- 1.26
  Making Graphs
- 1.81
  Positions - 3x3 Grid
Addition
- 1.9
  Addition with Sums Up to 10
- 1.14
  Add Two Numbers Up to 5
- 1.15
  Add Two Numbers Up to 10
- 1.21
  How to Make a Number - Values Up to 100
- 1.42
  Addition with Pictures Up to 5
- 1.43
  Addition with Pictures
- 1.44
  Choose Addition Pictures
- 1.45
  Choose Addition Pictures Up to 5
- 1.46
  Addition with Pictures Up to 10, 20
- 1.47
  Addition with Pictures Up to 5, 10
- 1.48
  Choose Addition Pictures Up to 10
- 1.49
  Choose Addition Pictures Up to 10
- 1.70
  Count Groups of Ten to 30, 50, 100
- 1.73
  Complete the Equation with Sums Up to 20
- 1.74
  Add Three Numbers Up to 20
Subtraction
- 1.10
  Subtraction Up to 9
- 1.16
  Subtract Two Numbers
- 1.17
  Subtract Two Numbers Up to 5
- 1.18
  Subtract Two Numbers Up to 9
- 1.25
  Ways to Make a Number with Values Up to 100
- 1.50
  Subtraction with Pictures Up to 5
- 1.51
  Choose Subtraction Pictures
- 1.52
  Choose Subtraction Pictures with Numbers Up to 5
- 1.53
  Subtraction with Pictures Up to 10
- 1.54
  Choose Subtraction Pictures with Numbers Up to 10
- 1.55
  Choose Subtraction Pictures Up to 10
Number Properties
- 1.21
  How to Make a Number - Values Up to 100
- 1.25
  Ways to Make a Number with Values Up to 100
- 1.66
  Counting Forward and Backward
- 1.68
  Even or Odd I
Time
- 1.31
  Choose the Appropriate Time Units
Measurement
- 1.32
  Long and Short
- 1.33
  Tall and Short
- 1.34
  Light and Heavy
- 1.35
  Holds More or Less
- 1.36
  Compare Size, Weight and Capacity
Money
- 1.75
  Equivalent Amounts of Money
Positions
- 1.77
  Positions - Inside and Outside
- 1.78
  Positions - Above, Below
- 1.79
  Positions - Left, Middle, Right
- 1.80
  Positions - Top, Middle, Bottom
- 1.81
  Positions - 3x3 Grid
Geometry
- 1.77
  Positions - Inside and Outside
- 1.78
  Positions - Above, Below
- 1.79
  Positions - Left, Middle, Right
- 1.80
  Positions - Top, Middle, Bottom
- 1.81
  Positions - 3x3 Grid
- 1.82
  Identify Simple Planar and Solid Shapes
- 1.83
  Identify Shapes I
- 1.84
  Identify Shapes II
- 1.85
  Identify Solid Figures
- 1.86
  Relate Planar and Solid Figures
- 1.87
  Symmetry
- 1.88
  Select Symmetry

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