Free 1st Grade Worksheets & Learning Activities

Support your first grader with printable practice that stays focused and manageable. These free worksheets for ages 6-7 offer extra review in addition, subtraction, reading, vocabulary, sight words, and writing. Use them for homework help, homeschool planning, classroom review, or summer practice without turning learning into a long session.

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Math Picture Logic Puzzles Worksheet for 1st Grade

Use two picture-equation puzzles to infer unknown values from arithmetic clues, substitute those values, and solve the final expressions with adult support.

Addition and Subtraction Number Pairs Worksheet

Practice addition in 6 questions. Find sums, explain a method, and check answers with adult support.

Subtraction Practice Worksheet: Addition and Subtraction

Practice subtraction in 6 questions. Find differences, explain a method, and check answers with adult support.

Math Addition and Subtraction Two-Number Worksheet

Practice addition in 6 questions. Find sums, explain a method, and check answers with adult support.

Addition and Subtraction Practice Worksheet

Practice addition in 6 questions. Find sums, explain a method, and check answers with adult support.

Number Comparison Worksheet: Addition and Subtraction

Practice quantity comparison in 16 questions. Compare quantities, explain a method, and check answers with adult support.

Number Compare Practice: Addition and Subtraction

Practice quantity comparison in 16 questions. Compare quantities, explain a method, and check answers with adult support.

Number Comparison Math Worksheet

Practice quantity comparison in 16 questions. Compare quantities, explain a method, and check answers with adult support.

Subtraction Practice Worksheet for First Grade Math

Practice subtraction in 6 questions. Find differences, explain a method, and check answers with adult support.

Number Comparison for Addition and Subtraction Worksheet

Practice quantity comparison in 16 questions. Compare quantities, explain a method, and check answers with adult support.

Greater, Smaller, or Equal Number Comparison

Practice quantity comparison in 16 questions. Compare quantities, explain a method, and check answers with adult support.

Subtraction Practice Worksheet for Addition and Subtraction

Practice subtraction in 6 questions. Find differences, explain a method, and check answers with adult support.

Math Subtraction Worksheet: Subtract One From Another

Practice subtraction in 6 questions. Find differences, explain a method, and check answers with adult support.

Subtraction Math Worksheet for First Graders

Practice subtraction in 6 questions. Find differences, explain a method, and check answers with adult support.

Comparing Numbers for Addition and Subtraction

Practice quantity comparison in 16 questions. Compare quantities, explain a method, and check answers with adult support.

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