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1st grade math guided reading books for Easel Activities and for early intervention

Preview of The Very Last Leaf Fall Lesson Plan & Boom Cards™ Sets

The Very Last Leaf Fall Lesson Plan & Boom Cards™ Sets

Created by
Mrs Lena
The Very Last Leaf by Steg Wade Lesson is perfect for teaching about fall, seasons, deciduous and evergreen trees, overcoming fears, self-confidence, sequence, patterns, and word study. "Fall Fun" Boom Task Cards™ Set (Interactive Online Game) access link included on the last page (word study, sentences, and patterns). Thanksgiving Math Boom Task Cards™ Set (Interactive Online Game) access link included on the last page (word study, sentences, and patterns). A wonderful new addition to our fall
Preview of The Night Before Hanukkah by Natasha Wing Lesson & Math Boom Cards™ Activity

The Night Before Hanukkah by Natasha Wing Lesson & Math Boom Cards™ Activity

Created by
Mrs Lena
The Night Before Hanukkah by Natasha Wing + 15 Boom Cards™ Hanukkah Math Game perfect for teaching holidays around the world, number sense, skip counting, calendar, sorting, reading comprehension, word sorts, and the Dreidel Game. PRINT and GO! This lesson pack includes:Pre, during and post reading discussionWord SortsText to self connection questions Post lesson game extension activity - Dreidel Game PatternsSortingSkip CountingNumber SenseCalendar Reading Boom Cards™ Teacher Access is included
Preview of Orca Whales (Killer Whales) #22F

Orca Whales (Killer Whales) #22F

Print 2-sided, cut on horizontal line, fold and staple in middle, each file makes two copies of the same book.This resource introduces kids to some habits and physical characteristics of Orca Whales. Use this book with advanced readers/writers or as an early intervention tool for older students. Kids will have many opportunities to learn interesting facts about Orcas. The back page includes potential guiding questions for both teachers and students.You May Also Like - About Squirrels #31CYou May
Preview of When Spring Comes by Henkes Lesson with Boom Cards™ Game

When Spring Comes by Henkes Lesson with Boom Cards™ Game

Created by
Mrs Lena
When Spring Comes by Kevin Henkes NO Prep + "Spring is Here" Boom Task Cards (15 card set) is ideal for teaching sequencing, sorting, number sense, patterns, calendar reading, and reading comprehension skills. Printable & Nearpod (integrates with Google Classroom)This lesson includes: Lesson ObjectivesPre, during, and post reading activities Reading comprehension questionsBefore & After Activities Sorting Activity Sequencing Activity Drawing Activities 15 Set "Spring is Here" Boom Task
Preview of 3D Objects Emergent Reader Book

3D Objects Emergent Reader Book

Created by
Karen Langdon
This is a book designed to support the emergent reader. It has simple text on each page that encourages practice of sight words. This book must be constructed by the student, where they cut and glue the appropriate number of pictures on each page. They must practice sorting 3D objects, cutting, counting, and gluing. The set up of the book provides some simple support to help the students match real world objects with their 3D shape. This book uses all real images, which are engaging to
Preview of Gingerkid Pronouns

Gingerkid Pronouns

Tackle pronoun confusion with the Gingerkids! This simple and engaging resource is specifically designed to target the pronouns "he" and "she." Students will also gain practice increasing MLU while answering "Who" questions. Can be used receptively too!I like to laminate the pages to create a book which I read to my students. Because of the repetitive language and motivating visuals, I'm finding it's not long before they're participating in answering the questions (e.g., "Who has a candy cane?")
Preview of Visiting the Terracotta Soldiers #35A

Visiting the Terracotta Soldiers #35A

Print 2-sided, cut, fold, and staple to make a mini-book for each child in your classroom. This file will make two identical books. Take a walk in China with the Terracotta Soldiers in Xian, China. Students will learn through photos, labeling, text, and text boxes about these ancient relics. You May Also Like Pyramids in Egypt #29C.Visit the Great Wall #3AVisiting Cairo, Egypt #7FVisiting the Dead Sea, Jordan #8FVisiting Petra, Jordan #7F
Preview of Fall Halloween Math Reader - Pumpkin Shapes Preschool Kindergarten 1st Grade ESL

Fall Halloween Math Reader - Pumpkin Shapes Preschool Kindergarten 1st Grade ESL

Created by
Jill Richardson
Pumpkin Emergent Reader Guided Reading Level B will be a great book to integrate reading and math.WHAT TEACHERS ARE SAYING ❤️Rachel S, "The shapes pumpkins were cute and went along with the shape pumpkin theme in our classroom."❤️Mary Lou, "Thank you! This was very helpful!"❤️Donna F., "Love it!Included:⭐square, ⭐circle, ⭐rectangle, ⭐oval, ⭐triangle, ⭐hexagon✅1 large copy of book for presenting to class or assigning through EASEL✅8 page booklet in color and black and white✅Uses the sentence fram
Preview of Equal Groups Math Mini Reader

Equal Groups Math Mini Reader

Created by
From the Pond
Help your children understand equal groups in math with a mini reader they can make, read and color! They will glue pages to match the math sentences on each page. This activity integrates early literacy, number and foundational multiplication.Students can practice fine motor skills cutting, pasting and coloring as well as reading the text. Please note that numbers are used in the math sentences instead of number words.The text in this reader is as follows:1 set of 3 clouds is 3.2 sets of 3 clou
Preview of How to Catch a Turkey Lesson & Boom Cards™ Thanksgiving Activities

How to Catch a Turkey Lesson & Boom Cards™ Thanksgiving Activities

Created by
Mrs Lena
How to Catch a Turkey by Wallace and Elkerton Lesson Plan& Thanksgiving Math Boom Cards™ Activities are PRINT and GO! resource for teaching reading skills, cause and effect, rhyming, grammar, skip counting, patterns, geometry, shapes, and MORE! Printable & Nearpod (integrates with Google Classroom)This lesson plan includes: Learning ObjectivesReading comprehension questionsText to self, text, world activityNew Vocabulary activitiesCause & Effect activity Story elements activityRhymin
Preview of Nonfiction: About Grasshoppers #23A

Nonfiction: About Grasshoppers #23A

Introduce beginning readers to backyard insects. This resource shares basic information regarding grasshoppers. There are many photos of grasshoppers. You will also find many labels pointing out some structures of the grasshopper. The labels will help show young writers that they too can add labels to their own writing. For young learners, writing and reading can be exciting. Please use this book as a model for your kids. The targeted audience is Kindergarten students, but this resource can be u
Preview of Emergent Reader Getting Ready To Make A Cake!

Emergent Reader Getting Ready To Make A Cake!

Created by
Josie's Place
This emergent reader is about a girl getting ready to make a cake for a birthday party. Students will practice identifying words of items to make a cake using picture clues and learning words with repetitive sentences. Includes follow-up labeling, cut and paste and writing activities.NO PREP! Just print, staple and go!Enclosed you will find the following:•1 Emergent reader (14 pages) (2 to a page for easy copying)•Follow-up cut and paste labeling and writing activity•2 Label- Its•2 beginning
Preview of Level A Nonfiction: About Ducks #11A

Level A Nonfiction: About Ducks #11A

Print 2-sided, cut on horizontal line, fold and staple in middle, each file makes two copies of same book. (Now with page numbers)Use for Kindergarten as introduction to reading or as an early intervention tool for older kids. This book looks at the sentences beginning with "Some, Most, All...." patterns. Each page has a main photo and labels to help children see how labeling can be done in their own writing. Whenever possible provide writing and reading opportunities often because a young lea
Preview of Counting Book for the Emergent Reader

Counting Book for the Emergent Reader

Created by
Karen Langdon
This is a book designed to support the emergent reader. It has simple text on each page that encourages practice of sight words. The text also includes quotation marks and dialogue. This book must be constructed by the student, where they cut and glue the appropriate number of pictures on each page. They must practice cutting, counting, number recognition, and number writing skills. There is plenty of opportunity for repeated counting practice! This book uses all real images, which are e
Preview of Nonfiction: About Wasps #22A

Nonfiction: About Wasps #22A

Print 2-sided, cut on horizontal line, fold and staple in middle, each file makes two copies of the same book. (Full text of book found below.)You May Also Like - About Bees #8AYou May Also Like - Insect Bundle Readers 9 BooksUse this book for advanced Kindergarten readers. Or use it as an early intervention tool for older kids. This book illustrates some interesting information about wasps. The reader will find colorful photos and facts about wasps. For advanced readers or those interested in m
Preview of Pyramids in Egypt: Computer Reading #29C

Pyramids in Egypt: Computer Reading #29C

Please use this resource with each of your students in your classroom. Keep young learners reading via home internet. This resource will keep readers reading at home. You are encouraged to send a copy to each child in your classroom. Then, kids will have multiple opportunities to read at home. This resource may be read on computer, tablet, or phone.This is a companion to the small book Pyramids in Egypt #29CIntroduce beginning readers to ancient structures. Kids will see photos of the Great Pyra
Preview of Level A: About Horses #9A

Level A: About Horses #9A

Print 2-sided, cut on horizontal line, fold and staple in middle, each file makes two copies of same book. (page numbers now included.)You May Also Like - Bumblebees and Honeybees #24AYou May Also Like - About Grasshoppers #23AYou May Also Like - About Spiders #7AThis resource shows young learners how to apply labels and facts within their own writing activities. You may also like Guiding Each Child Through the Writing Process for young learners.Use for Kindergarten as introduction to reading or
Preview of Nonfiction: Visit The Great Wall #3A

Nonfiction: Visit The Great Wall #3A

Print 2-sided, cut on horizontal line, fold and staple in middle, each file makes two copies of same book. The full text found below: Please read before use with your kids.Use this book to introduce students to world heritage sites. Kids will read about the Great Wall in China. There are many photos and facts for all young learners. Use with Kindergarten students or as an early intervention tool for older kids. Students of English as a second language will also find this book useful. There are m
Preview of About Spiders Nonfiction: Long Distance Learning #7A

About Spiders Nonfiction: Long Distance Learning #7A

Please use this resource with each of your students in your classroom. Keep young learners reading via home internet. This resource will keep readers reading at home. This version can be read on computer, tablet, or phone. You are encouraged to send a copy to each child in your classroom. Then, kids will have multiple opportunities to read at home. This resource can be read on computer, tablet, or phone. File is not designed for 2-sided printing.This is a companion to the small book About Spider
Preview of About Bumblebees and Honeybees #24A

About Bumblebees and Honeybees #24A

Introduce beginning readers to backyard insects. This resource shares basic information regarding bumblebees and honeybees. You will find many labels pointing out some structures of the bumblebee and the honeybee. The labels will help show young writers that they too can add labels to their own writing. Please use this book as a model for your kids. The targeted audience is Kindergarten students, but this resource can be used as an early intervention tool for older kids and nonnative English lea
Preview of Nonfiction: About Spiders #7A

Nonfiction: About Spiders #7A

Use for Kindergarten as introduction to reading or as an early intervention tool for grades 1, 2, 3. This book looks at the sentences beginning with "Some, Most, All...." patterns. Each page has a main photo and labels with the main photo to help children see how labeling can be done in their own writing. Hint: whenever possible provide writing and reading opportunities often and integrated because a young learner needs to develop both reading and writing skills early for success! This resour
Preview of Nonfiction: About Praying Mantises #27A

Nonfiction: About Praying Mantises #27A

Introduce beginning readers to backyard insects. This resource shares basic information regarding praying mantises. You will find many labels pointing out some structures of praying mantises. The labels will help show young writers that they too can add labels to their own writing. Please use this book as a model for your kids. The targeted audience is Kindergarten students, but this resource can be used as an early intervention tool for older kids and for nonnative English learners.You May Also
Preview of About Butterflies #25A

About Butterflies #25A

Introduce beginning readers to backyard insects. The bottom of each page has the sentence for level A, but a box will have additional information to be used with help of an adult. This resource shares basic information regarding butterflies. You will find many labels pointing out some structures of the butterfly. The labels will help show young writers that they too can add labels to their writing. Please use this book as a model for your kids. The targeted audience is Kindergarten students, but
Preview of About Grasshoppers #23A: Computer Reading

About Grasshoppers #23A: Computer Reading

Please use this resource with each of your students in your classroom. Keep young learners reading via home internet. This resource will keep readers reading at home. You are encouraged to send a copy to each child in your classroom. Then, kids will have multiple opportunities to read at home. This resource may be read on computer, tablet, or phone. File is not formatted for 2-sided printing.This is a companion to the small book About Grasshoppers #23AIntroduce beginning readers to backyard inse
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Find Lessons for 1st Grade Math | TPT

Importance of learning math in 1st grade

It's no secret that mathematics is a foundational subject for students to learn. Math forms the basis for so many other subjects — like science, engineering, and technology — and because of that, it's essential that students develop strong math skills from a young age.

Learning math in 1st grade is an exciting and crucial part of a child's education. First of all, it helps first graders begin to develop critical thinking, logical reasoning, and problem-solving skills, teaching them to think outside the box. It also helps develop their understanding of numbers and basic operations, which are important for everyday life. Lastly, it prepares them for more advanced math topics they will encounter in future.

The key concepts for 1st grade math

In 1st grade math, kids learn simple concepts such as counting, basic addition and subtraction, solving simple word problems, telling time, and money. These mathematical concepts are the building blocks that will help them succeed in the future grades when they tackle more complex topics like place value, and basic fractions.

Counting and Number Recognition

Counting and number recognition are the most fundamental concepts in 1st grade math. As a first grader, a student will learn how to count from 1 to 100 and recognize numbers up to 20. They also learn to identify odd and even numbers, count by twos, fives, and tens, and compare numbers.

Addition and Subtraction

Addition and subtraction are the next math skills that children learn in 1st grade. They'll primarily learn to add and subtract numbers up to 20 with the aid of manipulatives and number lines. Kids also learn to solve simple word problems this this point.

Time and Money

Telling time and counting money are also essential concepts that children learn in 1st grade math. They learn to tell time to the hour and half-hour using both analog and digital clocks. They also learn to count coins and bills and solve simple money word problems.

Strategies to help students learn math skills

Here are some strategies teachers can use to help kids learn math in 1st grade.

Make math fun

Children learn best when they're engaged! Sprinkle a little fun into your math lessons by using games, puzzles, and real-life scenarios. If your students seem to find math boring or uninteresting, you can also try connecting it to one of their interests or hobbies.

Practice makes perfect

Practice is essential in building a strong foundation in math. Encourage students to practice regularly, both at school and at home. Use worksheets, online resources, and math games from TPT to help children practice. And don't forget to acknowledge their achievements and efforts, a little positive encouragement is crucial to motivate students to continue learning.

Use visuals

Visual aids like charts, graphs, and manipulatives can help children understand abstract concepts better. The use of visuals can help explain math concepts to kids and better engage them in their learning.

How to find 1st grade math lessons

Educators can save time preparing 1st grade math lessons with resources created by experienced teachers. Simply search the TPT marketplace for "1st grade math," and filter by grade level, price, and/or resource type to find materials that've been proven to work in classrooms like yours. No matter what you’re teaching, there are plenty of lessons and activities sold by Sellers on TPT that are tailored to meet your students' skill levels.

Frequently asked questions

What math should first grader know?

By the end of 1st grade, a student should be able to count, sequence read, and write numbers up to 100. First graders should also be able to add and subtract small numbers. As part of math learning, students in first grade are also taught about telling time and counting money. Going into 2nd grade, they should know how to read an analog clock, and understand the value of money in addition to being able to count coins and bills. For example, they may learn that four quarters equal a dollar.

What types of math lessons are available on TPT?

There are many different types of math resources sold by Sellers on TPT. Some popular math lessons include: telling time, counting money, addition and subtraction, and word problems.