First Grade Math Worksheets

By the end of first grade, most students should understand addition and subtraction problems using numbers up to 120. Typical first grade math worksheets would use one or two digit numbers added or subtracted to a one or two digit number. Addition problem worksheets should start with the “No Carrying” option. Subtraction problems should have the “No Negative Answer” option selected and in the beginning have the “No Borrowing” option selected. After the first grade student is comfortable with basic addition and subtraction create math worksheets with both addition and subtraction problems separated then mixed.  The video below explains first grade student math expectations by the end of the school year and how MathGen can be used in lesson plans to achieve the standards.  Go to the MathGen homepage to get started.

Video on math standard expectations for first grade and how to make custom math worksheets to achieve the required skills by the end of the school year.