Class 1 worksheets
Print today’s Class 1 worksheets with answer keys. The maths sheet covers addition within 20, with five more subjects to choose from.
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Class 1 daily Maths
Class 1 Maths practice on addition within 20. Print the worksheet and check your work with the separate answer key.
MathsTrace numbers 30 to 40
Trace every number from 30 to 40 twice, then write it on your own. Each row has a colourful model to follow.
MathsTrace numbers 40 to 50
Trace every number from 40 to 50 twice, then write it on your own. Each row has a colourful model to follow.
MathsTrace numbers 50 to 60
Trace every number from 50 to 60 twice, then write it on your own. Each row has a colourful model to follow.
MathsTrace numbers 60 to 70
Trace every number from 60 to 70 twice, then write it on your own. Each row has a colourful model to follow.
MathsTrace numbers 70 to 80
Trace every number from 70 to 80 twice, then write it on your own. Each row has a colourful model to follow.
MathsTrace numbers 80 to 90
Trace every number from 80 to 90 twice, then write it on your own. Each row has a colourful model to follow.
MathsTrace numbers 90 to 100
Trace every number from 90 to 100 twice, then write it on your own. Each row has a colourful model to follow.
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Addition within 20
Practise addition within 20 for Class 1. Count on, make ten, and solve two short word problems. Print the worksheet and answer key.
Class 1Number bonds to 10
Print a Class 1 number bonds to 10 worksheet. Find missing partners, make a pair of your own, and check the separate answer key.
Class 1Missing numbers in addition within 20
Find the missing number in Class 1 addition sums within 20. Practise with the blank on either side of the plus sign and check your answers.
Class 1Addition word problems within 20
Print six simple Class 1 addition word problems using fruit, toys and classroom objects. Write a number sentence and check the answers.
Show an addition with objects
For 8 + 4, put out eight counters and add four more. Start at eight and count the new counters as nine, ten, eleven and twelve. Ask the child to say what the final number tells them.
When you finish, open the answer key for the same edition. Pick one answer and explain how you worked it out.